Auto-publish to Webhook with OverSerp

Receive every article as a signed JSON POST to your own endpoint. Use it for custom CMSs, headless setups, static site generators or internal pipelines. Each request carries an HMAC SHA-256 signature so you can verify it came from OverSerp.

Connect Webhook for free →Read the setup guide

Webhook

Live

Best for

Developers with a custom CMS, headless stack or static site.

Features

Signed JSON payload
HTML and Markdown included
FAQ and JSON-LD fields
Works with any language

You'll need

An HTTPS endpoint that accepts POST requests
A signing secret (generated when you add the webhook)

Setup

Connect Webhook in 4 steps

1
Expose an endpoint
Create a route such as /api/overserp that accepts POST requests with a JSON body.
2
Add the webhook
In OverSerp open Integrations → Webhook, paste the endpoint URL and copy the signing secret.
3
Verify the signature
Compute the HMAC SHA-256 of the raw body with the secret and compare it with the X-OverSerp-Signature header.
4
Store the article
Save title, slug, html or markdown, FAQ and schema, then return a 2xx status. Respond with JSON {"url": "…"} and OverSerp records the live URL.

Full guide with troubleshooting →

What gets published

Complete articles, not just text

Each article arrives ready to rank: answer-first intro, clean H2/H3 structure, internal and external links, an FAQ section and Article + FAQPage JSON-LD.

event: article.published
title, slug, metaDescription, excerpt
html and markdown body
faq array, schemaJson, keyword, scheduledFor

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SEO score 935 FAQs4 internal linksJSON-LD

Publishing to WebhookConnected

FAQ

Webhook integration FAQ

What happens if my endpoint is down?+

The article is marked with a publish error in your dashboard so you can fix the endpoint and publish it again. Return any 2xx status to confirm delivery.

Can I use it with Zapier or Make?+

Yes. Point the webhook at a Zapier “Catch Hook” or a Make custom webhook and route the article anywhere. A native Zapier app is coming soon.