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Connect a blog or paste a link. Article Distribution sends a version to the channels you turn on, written so it fits that channel. You can read it before it goes out.
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Article Distribution sends a post you already wrote to the accounts you connect. Add a blog, a link, or a YouTube channel. Each destination gets writing that fits it, and you can read it before it goes out. The original article stays the source. The dashboard shows where each post went. It does not promise rankings or citations.
Three steps. Live in five minutes.
Paste your blog's RSS URL (Substack, Ghost, WordPress, custom), a single article link or its text, or a YouTube channel whose new videos become articles from their transcripts. Your content stays the source of truth.
Connect LinkedIn, Dev.to, WordPress, and more. OAuth where supported, API keys where required. Everything here is included in Pro Mini.
New posts are picked up and sent to the channels you turned on. You can read each one before it goes out.
Turn on the ones you already publish to. The rest stay off.
Where a destination supports it, the copy points back to the original. Other destinations get one short credit line.
A LinkedIn post is not a Dev.to post. Each channel gets writing that fits it, and you can edit it first.
The dashboard lists what was sent and which account received it. It does not promise rankings or citations.
Same facts, different format. Pasting identical text into three places reads wrong in at least two of them, and gives Google three identical pages instead of one source and two derivatives.
The full article, your headline, your formatting. This is the piece you wrote.
Tags picked from the content, code fenced properly, front matter set, and the native canonical_url field pointing at your post.
A hook in the first three lines, because that is all the feed shows before the More link, the argument compressed, and one attribution link to the full piece.
Same story, written so it fits each channel.
It delivers a post. It does not multiply copies to chase rankings.
The article you wrote is the original. Copies point back to it where the destination allows, and carry one credit line where it does not.
Sending a post to LinkedIn does not make an assistant cite you. The dashboard shows delivery. It does not show a score for how often Gemini mentions you.
Pick the accounts. Leave the rest off. A post waits for you to approve it unless you turn that wait off.
Domain Rating from Ahrefs. AI citation score from Gemini Google Search grounding. Snapshotted daily since distribution started.
Live today
Daily Ahrefs snapshots over a 90-day window: sparkline and delta since you started, on your dashboard and each source row.
Example, 90 days
29
+2 in 90 days
Live today
Gemini-only Google Search grounding counts pages mentioning your domain for your brand and each recent article title. No extra API keys.
Example
6
+6 since day one
Trends are indicative: syndication, SEO, and search algorithms all play a role.
They solve different problems, and the honest answer is often both. The Postiz column describes what that tool publicly positions itself as doing. We have not benchmarked it.
| Postiz | Article Distribution | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Scheduling social posts | Sending a longer piece to accounts you connect |
| Input | A post you write, or RSS turned into social blurbs | RSS feed, a single article URL or its text, or a YouTube channel |
| SEO protection | Not what it is for | Native rel=canonical where supported, one attribution footer elsewhere |
| AI rewriting | Short social copy | Per-platform rewrite: tags and code fences for Dev.to, a hook for LinkedIn |
| What it tracks | Likes and engagement | Which account received each post |
| Best for | A daily posting queue | Making the writing you already do travel further |
If you need a social queue, use a social scheduler. If you need the blog you already write to travel, that is this.
Postiz schedules short social posts. Article Distribution sends a longer piece to the accounts you connect, written so it fits that channel.
Your article stays the source. Where a destination supports it, the copy points back to that article. Other destinations get one short credit line.
We use a Chrome browser agent, not a fake API. Install our extension once, sign into Medium or Substack in Chrome, and Article Distribution queues rewrites in the cloud while your local agent publishes in the background.
Pro Mini ($5/mo, 7-day trial) includes Dev.to, LinkedIn, WordPress, Bluesky, Mastodon, and the rest of our live wire list. Some destinations need their own paid plan on top: Ghost(Pro), Hashnode Pro, and X API access are all billed separately by those platforms.
Only if you want fully automatic X posts. Connect your own X developer credentials and Article Distribution publishes for you. Everyone else gets a one-click Open in X compose link on every article.
Yes. Add as many RSS feeds as you need. Per source, set ingest filters (categories, authors, keywords), route to specific destinations, and use Test run to preview a post before going live.
All three work. Paste one article's URL (we fetch and extract it) or paste the text directly, and it distributes like any feed item. Or add a YouTube channel: each new video's transcript becomes an article that publishes across your platforms, with optional auto-generated clips.
Yes. New articles sit in a review window (60 minutes by default). Set it to zero for auto-publish or extend it in Settings.
beehiiv and Buttondown destinations push the article to your subscriber list at publish time.
No. Nobody honest can promise rankings or citations. The tool sends the post to the accounts you turned on, and the dashboard shows where it went.
GEO means showing up when an assistant writes an answer. This tool does not do that. It delivers a post to the channels you choose.
Anytime, from My Account. Cancelling drops you back to the free tier: your feeds pause and your destination connections stay saved, so resubscribing turns everything back on where you left it.
Pro Mini
7 days free, then Pro Mini at $5/mo. Includes every platform here plus Visual TL;DR, YouTube to Article, and Market Map Maker.