Integrations
Your platform, connected — publishing that actually lands
ClawSignal writes content and applies fixes directly on the platforms that allow it, prepares paste-ready packages on the ones that do not, and says plainly which is which. This page is the honest map.
Live today: 7 publishing platforms
WordPress
Full on-page automation on any host — including Hostinger, HostGator, DreamHost, and Bluehost WordPress installs. Posts publish, meta and schema apply automatically.
Ghost
Publishing, meta updates, schema injection, and the full on-page fix set — automated.
Webflow
Live and supported: content publishing into your Webflow CMS collections.
Shopify
Live and supported: blog publishing and store content automation.
Cloudflare Pages
Git-backed sites: content lands in your repo and deploys automatically.
Custom webhooks
Publishing, meta, schema, and fixes delivered to any endpoint you control — the universal adapter.
Supabase-backed sites
Direct content writes for database-backed sites — the stack Lovable generates, and the one clawsignal.co itself runs on.
Data & account connections
Google Business Profile
Profile optimization and post publishing — activating as Google grants API access; connect flow is live.
Google Search Console
Weekly sitemap submission, index-coverage monitoring, automatic reindex requests.
Google Analytics 4
Your real traffic beside your SEO results, in the portal and the monthly report.
Stripe billing
Self-service subscription management from your portal.
MCP server
Claude, Cursor, or any Model Context Protocol client reads your audits, rankings, and scans directly.
REST API
Unlimited keys on every plan — the same data the portal renders, over JSON.
Closed platforms: paste-ready, never pretend
On closed platforms with no content API — Squarespace and GoDaddy’s Website Builder — we can’t make changes for you, so every fix arrives ready to use: the exact text and code, prioritized by impact, to paste into your editor in minutes.
DNS automation runs on Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Porkbun, DNSimple, and AWS Route 53 (redirect rules on Cloudflare).
Coming soon — labeled, not sold
Each ships when it genuinely works. The features page tracks the full list.
How publishing actually works
Every piece of content the engine produces is scored against our ten-point quality gate before it is allowed anywhere near your site — drafts that fail go to review, not to publish. What passes then travels the adapter for your platform: a WordPress post lands as a real post with its meta and schema set, a Webflow item lands in your CMS collection, a Supabase-backed site gets a direct content write, and a webhook site receives the full package as JSON for your build to consume. The same path carries on-page fixes — titles, headings, canonicals, image alt text, and structured data — applied as changes, not emailed as suggestions.
Two design rules keep this honest. First, capability claims come from one matrix in the codebase — the same source that gates what the software will attempt, so this page cannot drift from what actually runs. Second, when a platform closes its doors (no content API), we say so and switch to paste-ready delivery instead of quietly failing. You always know which mode your site is in from the portal, and the free scan tells you before you ever pay.
Starting a new site and choosing a platform? Any of the seven live ones gets you full automation from day one; WordPress remains the safest default for a local business because every host supports it, and Supabase-backed builds are the modern path when a developer or an AI app builder is generating your site. If you are already settled on a closed builder, that is workable too — the scans, tracking, content, and prioritized fix packages all still run; your team pastes instead of the software writing directly. The one move we never recommend is switching platforms purely for automation before the free scan has shown you what actually needs fixing.
One connection, then it runs
Connect your platform once during onboarding. From then on, posts, fixes, and schema ship on schedule — each deliverable logged in your portal with the evidence attached.
Illustrative layout — decorative shapes, not data. Your real deliverables are logged in your portal.
Integrations FAQ
Which website platforms are fully automated today?
WordPress (on any host), Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, Cloudflare Pages, custom-webhook endpoints, and Supabase-backed sites. On these, publishing and on-page fixes apply automatically — clawsignal.co itself runs on the Supabase path.
What happens if my site is on Squarespace or GoDaddy Website Builder?
Those builders expose no content API, so nothing can write to them — us or anyone honest. The scans, tracking, and content still run; fixes and posts arrive as prepared, paste-ready packages prioritized by impact. Migrating to a supported platform unlocks full automation.
Is the Google Business Profile integration live?
The connect flow is live and profile work is part of every plan; automated posting activates as Google grants API access — we label the in-between honestly rather than pretend.
What is the MCP server?
A live Model Context Protocol server: point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-capable assistant at it with an API key from your portal, and your assistant can read audits, rankings, AI-visibility answers, and deliverables directly — no glue code.
When do Zapier, Netlify, Neon, and Wix arrive?
They are being finished now and are labeled coming soon everywhere they appear — including the pricing page. Zapier opens to the first 50 users. We ship when they genuinely work, and we never sell them as live before that.
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