GhostRank
Integrations

Meet teams where they already publish

The product direction supports both classic CMS flows — now including Wix and Ghost — and modern TypeScript-site teams that need secure delivery, rebuild hooks, or eventually repo-based publishing.

Live adapters in the current backend slice

Live adapter

WordPress

Publish new posts or update existing ones directly to your WordPress site — draft or live, your call.

  • Publish as draft or go live with one click
  • Update existing posts without losing the URL
  • Credentials checked before any content is sent

Live adapter

Webflow

Push articles into any Webflow collection with control over whether they go staged or straight to live.

  • Publish to any Webflow collection
  • Choose staged or live at publish time
  • Published URL captured automatically

Live adapter

Shopify

Send articles to your Shopify blog in draft or live mode — and update the same post across multiple content runs.

  • Publish directly to your Shopify blog
  • Update the same post across multiple runs
  • Draft or live — your choice every time

Live adapter

Wix

Create blog posts on Wix as drafts first, then release when your team is ready — with full update support.

  • Start with a draft, release when ready
  • Update the same post through multiple content cycles
  • Permissions checked before anything goes live

Live adapter

Ghost

Publish to Ghost in draft or live mode — with the post URL saved after every successful delivery.

  • Publish in draft or live mode
  • Post URL saved after every successful delivery
  • Credentials validated before content is sent

Live adapter

Secure webhook

A flexible delivery lane for any custom or headless setup — authenticated, retry-aware, and designed for codebase-owned delivery rules.

  • Works with any custom or headless setup
  • Authenticate with a bearer token or custom header
  • Attempt ids and stable article keys support replay-aware handlers

Live adapter

Revalidation trigger

After a publish, refresh the paths, tags, or deployment that render the content — no direct mutation of your frontend required.

  • Works for Next.js, hybrid, and static deploys
  • Keeps publishing deployment-aware instead of frontend-coupled
  • Draft and live cache behavior stay explicit per integration

Live adapter

Headless CMS bridge

Send articles into your existing headless CMS so the content platform stays the source of truth and your frontend keeps reading from it.

  • Preserves your existing content platform
  • Keeps frontend and content ownership cleanly separated
  • Entry IDs stay attached as durable destination receipts

Live adapter

Git / PR publishing

Publish Markdown or MDX content as a branch and pull request so engineering or editorial can review the diff before anything reaches production.

  • Great fit for docs sites, MDX blogs, and compliance-heavy teams
  • Branch, commit, and PR lifecycle stay inside your existing review flow
  • Avoids live mutation for teams that want human review in the loop

Planned first-class support for modern web teams

Integration philosophy

Native when obvious

WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, and Ghost should feel direct because they already speak content APIs.

Webhook when flexible

Custom sites should receive signed payloads, dedupe keys, and stable destination IDs rather than bespoke manual glue.

Repo or rebuild when safer

Teams with static or repo-owned content often need reviewability more than raw direct publish.