Publishes to Webhook
Publish to anything that can receive a request.
No provider for your stack? Every article can be delivered as a signed JSON payload to any URL you control — your own service decides what happens next.
One project and three articles free. No card required.
What you connect
authorise once, publish from then onThe URL to deliver to
POST or PUT
Any custom headers your endpoint needs
An optional signing secret
What publishing to Webhook does
The whole article as JSON
Title, slug, body, meta description, tags and image URL arrive in one payload. Your receiver maps them to whatever system it fronts.
Verifiable delivery
Set a secret and every request carries an HMAC-SHA256 signature in the X-Signature header, so your endpoint can prove the payload came from MotiBlog and was not altered.
The route to everything else
Framer, Notion, Wix, a static site generator, a translation step before your CMS — anything without a direct provider is reachable this way.
True of every integration
A full article, not a paste job
Each publish carries the title, slug, body, meta description, tags and the generated banner image. Nothing is reformatted by hand afterwards.
Republishing updates in place
The post’s id in your platform is stored on first publish. Publishing the article again updates that post instead of creating a duplicate.
Test before anything ships
Every connection has a test call that verifies the credentials against the platform before an article is ever sent. Your agent can run it too: test_integration.
A log per publish
Every attempt is recorded with its outcome. Failures can be retried without regenerating anything — retry_publish picks up the same article.
The shape of it
One project and three articles free. No card required.