Zapier, Make & n8n
Fan each published article out to thousands of apps by pasting a catch-hook URL from Zapier, Make, or n8n.
Zapier, Make, and n8n all work the same way: they give you a catch-hook URL, you paste it into RankPine, and every published article is sent to it as JSON. From there, the automation can do almost anything — post to another CMS, add a CRM record, notify a channel, or update a spreadsheet.
Under the hood these use the same delivery as the webhook integration, so the JSON payload is identical. The only difference is a branded setup flow.
Zapier
Start a Zap with a Catch Hook
Create a Zap and choose the Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook trigger. Zapier generates a custom webhook URL — copy it.
Connect in RankPine
Go to Integrations, click Connect on Zapier, paste the URL, and connect. RankPine sends a verification ping so Zapier can capture the payload.
Build the rest of your Zap
Add whatever actions you like. The article fields (title, slug, markdown,
html, metaDescription, language, images, …) are available to map.
If your site publishes in more than one language, each
version fires this trigger separately — so route on article.language, and use
article.translationGroupId to tell which versions are the same article.
Make
Add a Custom webhook module
In a Make scenario, add a Webhooks → Custom webhook module and click Add to generate its address. Copy it.
Connect in RankPine
Click Connect on Make, paste the URL, and connect.
n8n
Add a Webhook node
In an n8n workflow, add a Webhook node (method POST) and copy its
Production URL.
Connect in RankPine
Click Connect on n8n, paste the URL, and connect. (For a self-hosted n8n, the URL must be reachable on the public internet.)
Tip: capture the real field structure
Zapier and Make learn their field mapping from the first payload they receive. If a field looks missing during setup, publish one real article (or re-run the connection test) and re-read the incoming data.
Webhook / REST
Send each finished article as a JSON payload to any HTTPS endpoint you control — for custom systems, static sites, or any CMS RankPine doesn't natively support.
RSS feed
Publish a read-only RSS feed of your site's articles to plug into feed readers, email tools, and RSS-based automations.