Connect WordPress, Shopify, Framer, or webhooks
Articles publish straight into your CMS from the Integrations page — each connector takes a couple of minutes with credentials from your own platform. Connect one site or several; every article can still be reviewed before it goes out.
What you'll need
- Admin access to the site you're publishing to
The steps
about 5 minutes of your timeWordPress
In your WordPress admin, open Users → Profile → Application Passwords and create one (it looks like four groups of four characters). In RankBull → Integrations → WordPress, enter your site URL, your WordPress username, and that application password. Optionally set a default category and tags.
wp-admin → Users → Profile → Application Passwords
Shopify
Create a custom app in your Shopify admin (Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps) with blog write access, install it, and copy the Admin API access token (it starts with shpat_). In RankBull → Integrations → Shopify, enter your store domain (your-store.myshopify.com) and the token — the blog auto-detects.
Shopify admin → Develop apps → Admin API access token (shpat_…)
Framer
In RankBull → Integrations → Framer, paste your Framer project URL and a Framer API key, and pick the CMS collection to publish into.
Anything else — signed webhooks
The Custom Webhook connector POSTs every published article to a URL you choose, signed so your endpoint can verify it's really RankBull. The full payload and header contract is documented on the webhooks page — it's stable and versioned, safe to build against.
Docs → Webhooks (payload + signature contract)
Questions & troubleshooting
Can articles publish automatically?
Yes — autopilot can generate on a schedule and publish through any connected integration, or hold everything for your review first. Both modes are per-site settings.
Do you store my CMS credentials safely?
Credentials are encrypted at rest in your own deployment's database — remember, the backend is yours. They never pass through RankBull's servers at publish time; your deployment talks to your CMS directly.
One payment. Your infrastructure. Every update included.
Everything you just read is the whole setup — there is no hidden part.