Integrations

Publishing integrations

Seonix does not stop at writing — it delivers. Every article lands in your CMS as a native post with images, meta tags, internal links, and schema markup already in place. Connect once from the Seonix dashboard; publishing then runs on your schedule.

Seonix article editor showing an AI-written article with an SEO score of 98 and a readability score of 85
Every article Seonix writes is scored for SEO and readability in the editor before it goes live.
How publishing works

Connect once, and Seonix publishes from then on

  1. Connect once

    Link your CMS from the Seonix dashboard in a couple of minutes — one connection per project.

  2. Articles arrive complete

    Native posts with images, meta tags, internal links, and schema markup already in place.

  3. Runs on your schedule

    Drafts for review or fully automatic publishing — you pick the mode for each project.

Connectors

Pick the platform your site runs on

WordPress

Free plugin · WordPress.org

Free plugin: publishing plus one-click SEO fixes

The Seonix plugin (listed on WordPress.org) connects a site in one click and does more than publishing: it applies Site Health fixes, keeps meta tags in sync, and generates llms.txt + llms-full.txt for AI crawlers with IndexNow pings on updates.

  • Articles arrive as native posts with featured images and categories
  • One-click fixes for audit findings, straight from Seonix
  • llms.txt generation and IndexNow built in

Ghost

Native posts via the Ghost Admin API

Seonix publishes to Ghost through its Admin API: posts arrive with feature images, excerpts, and meta fields set, ready for Ghost's own themes and memberships to take over.

  • Feature image, excerpt, and tags mapped automatically
  • Updates land in the same post — no duplicates

Webflow

CMS Collection items with fields mapped

Articles are created as items in your Webflow CMS Collection with title, body, cover, and SEO fields mapped to your collection structure. Connect from the Seonix dashboard with an API token.

  • Works with your existing collection schema
  • Items go live on your published site — no manual publish step

Shopify

Blog posts that support the store

Seonix publishes into Shopify's blog so content marketing runs next to the catalog: articles with images and search-listing meta fields, delivered on schedule.

  • Native Shopify blog articles, no theme changes required
  • Meta title and description set per post

Wix

Blog publishing over the Wix API

Seonix connects to Wix Blog and delivers articles as native rich-content posts, so Wix sites get the same scheduled publishing as everyone else.

  • Rich-content conversion handled by Seonix
  • Scheduled cadence, draft or auto mode

Your own stack

SaaS & custom sites via one REST endpoint

No CMS? Your site exposes one small endpoint and Seonix publishes straight to it — updates, images, and deletes included. Your AI coding agent can build the whole receiving side from a single prompt; seonix.ai's own blog runs on this exact contract.

  • Works with any stack that serves HTTP — Next.js, Rails, Laravel, Go, PHP, serverless
  • One-prompt setup by your own AI coding agent
  • Articles live on your domain, in your design

Questions about publishing integrations

Which platforms does Seonix publish to?

WordPress through the free Seonix plugin, and Ghost, Webflow, Shopify and Wix through native connectors. A site without a CMS, such as a SaaS product or a custom-built site, connects through the Custom API: one small endpoint that Seonix publishes to.

Do I need to install anything?

Only on WordPress, where the free Seonix plugin from WordPress.org makes the connection and adds SEO fixes, llms.txt and IndexNow. Ghost, Webflow, Shopify and Wix connect with an access key you create in the platform's own admin and paste into the Seonix dashboard; each platform page walks through the exact steps.

Can I review articles before they go live?

Yes. On paid plans you choose the mode for each project: in draft mode every article waits for your approval inside Seonix, and in auto mode articles from the approved plan publish on the schedule you set.

My CMS is not listed. Can I still use Seonix?

Yes, through the Custom API. Your site exposes one endpoint and Seonix publishes to it: new articles, updates, images and deletes. An AI coding agent can build the receiving side from a single prompt, and seonix.ai's own blog runs on the same contract.

Can I connect more than one site?

Yes, one site per project. Each Seonix project has its own publishing connection, business profile, keyword plan, calendar and subscription, so several sites run as several projects in one account.

Free site analysis

Connect your site

Start with the free analysis — Seonix will detect your platform and walk you through connecting it.