Content Autopilot
Publish into your CMS, not ours
Once a draft passes review, pushing it live is a mechanical step. Rankealo writes to your WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, or Wix blog, or posts to a webhook you own. Your domain stays the canonical URL.
Shopify, Webflow, and Wix
Native publish into those platforms’ blogs or CMS collections. Dedicated pages spell out what Rankealo does and does not touch on each host.
WordPress and WordPress.com
Posts publish through the WordPress integration documented in-app. Rankealo sets title, slug, and SEO fields; it does not take over your theme.
Webhook for custom stacks
If your CMS is not on that list, send the approved article to your own HTTP endpoint and complete publish on your side.
Technical fixes as pull requests
When GitHub is connected, robots, canonical, schema, and llms.txt changes can open as PRs on your repo instead of silent edits to the live site.
What publishing does today
Publishing is the last mile of Content Autopilot. Theme, product, and homepage edits are out of scope on hosted builders.
What it does today
- Publishes Rankealo-generated posts to the connected CMS on a schedule you can automate.
- Supports Shopify, Webflow, Wix, WordPress, and a webhook for custom CMS stacks.
- Keeps your domain as the live URL. Rankealo does not host the customer blog.
What it does not do
- It does not edit Shopify themes, Wix layouts, or Webflow page designs.
- It does not turn Rankealo into an AI website builder.
- On-page repairs apply to Rankealo-published posts, not your existing marketing pages.
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FAQ
Does Rankealo host my blog?
No. Rankealo publishes into your CMS so the live URL is on your domain. Hosted micro-tools from Tools Builder can use a customer subdomain; that is a different surface.
Which CMS platforms are first-class?
Shopify, Webflow, and Wix have dedicated marketing pages and native publish. WordPress is documented in-app. Other stacks use the webhook.
Can it change my homepage or product templates?
No. Hosted builders keep theme and product templates in your editor. Rankealo’s publish path is the blog or CMS collection you connect.
