Auto-publish to WordPress with OverSerp

Connect a self-hosted WordPress site through the built-in REST API and an Application Password. No plugin to install or keep updated: OverSerp creates posts with your title, slug, excerpt, HTML body and structured data, either live or as drafts.

Connect WordPress for free →Read the setup guide

WordPress

Live

Best for

Blogs, company sites and WooCommerce stores running WordPress 5.6 or newer.

Features

No plugin required
Publish live or as draft
Clean slug and excerpt
FAQ + Article JSON-LD in the body

You'll need

A self-hosted WordPress site (5.6+) reachable over HTTPS
An admin or editor user
An Application Password for that user

Setup

Connect WordPress in 4 steps

1
Create an Application Password
In WordPress go to Users → Profile, scroll to Application Passwords, name it “OverSerp” and copy the generated password.
2
Add the integration
In OverSerp open your site → Integrations → WordPress. Paste your site URL, the username and the Application Password.
3
Pick a publish status
Choose “Publish” to go live automatically or “Draft” to review every article inside WordPress first.
4
Test and set as default
Run the connection test. Once it turns green, make it the default destination for your content calendar.

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.

Title and slug
Excerpt (falls back to the meta description)
Full HTML body with headings, tables and links
FAQ section and JSON-LD schema

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FAQ

WordPress integration FAQ

Does it work with WordPress.com?+

The integration targets self-hosted WordPress through its REST API. WordPress.com Business sites that expose the REST API with Application Passwords usually work; free WordPress.com plans do not.

My security plugin blocks the connection. What now?+

Some firewalls disable the REST API or Application Passwords. Allow /wp-json/wp/v2/posts for authenticated users, or whitelist OverSerp in the plugin settings, then run the test again.