Publish to your WordPress website
Connect with the Deepage plugin or a WordPress application password. Send articles through your selected publishing mode.
Publish articles to WordPress or your custom-built website. Connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics to see how people find you.
Choose where to publish. Add measurement when you’re ready.
One publishing destination. Two optional data sources.
5 integrations
Connect with the Deepage plugin or a WordPress application password. Send articles through your selected publishing mode.
Your developer adds a signed endpoint to receive articles, handle updates and report publication status.
Read clicks, search appearances and positions from your own account. Use that data to understand performance and pages to improve.
Connect your GA4 property to see recorded AI referral sessions and the pages visitors landed on. Some assistants don’t pass an identifiable source.
This connection is not available to customers yet. There is no announced launch date.
Manage connections in Settings. Your publishing connection sends articles to your website; your Google connections read performance data.
See the full Deepage workflow ↗Use the WordPress plugin or an application password. For a custom site, ask your developer to implement the Publish API.
Paid plans offer approval mode or full autopilot. The free-check article always needs your approval. Quality checks still apply.
Add Search Console and choose your Analytics property when you want their data in Deepage. Both are optional and read-only.
These connections let Deepage publish articles and send supported updates. They do not mean Deepage automatically fixes every issue on your existing website.
Explore article publishing ↗These connections read your data. Search Console shows Google performance; GA4 shows recorded visits. Neither connection brings traffic or sales by itself; they show what happened.
Understand your measurements ↗WordPress and the custom Publish API for publishing; Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 for measurement. Shopify publishing is on the roadmap and is not available to customers yet.
The Deepage plugin is the primary connection option. You can also connect with a WordPress application password using your site URL and username. Site permissions or security settings may require your administrator’s help.
Yes, through the Deepage Publish API. Your developer implements and tests a signed receiving endpoint and connects it in Settings. It is not a plug-and-play connection to every CMS.
No. Search Console and Analytics are optional. Without them, Deepage cannot show your private Google performance or Analytics data. The AI checks are separate.
This integration reads an existing GA4 property. Your website needs its own working Analytics setup; connecting it does not install tracking for you.
Yes. The free-check article can be published through a supported connection after you approve it and it passes the publishing checks.
Choose one active publishing destination per project. You can manage several websites in your account, with a separate project and plan for each paid website.
The Publish API documentation explains the receiver, signed requests, article handling and status responses. Share it with the developer responsible for your website.
No credit card. No automatic subscription.