Every paid plan
Included
BYOK, Cloud, and Cloud Pro all ship with Channels. Every site you activate can fan out automatically — no add-on to buy, no separate line on your invoice.
Channels
Publish once.Reach everywhere.
The moment Structura hits “publish” on your blog — WordPress or headless — it fans the same post out to the channels that actually drive discovery: LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and the major search-engine ping services. No Zapier. No cron scripts. No copy-paste.
Included in every paid plan · On every site you activate · Pause or swap channels anytime
Supported channels
One integration per surface. Zero glue code.
Each channel is a first-class integration with its own auth flow, retry logic, and per-site on/off switch. Add the ones you use; skip the ones you don't.
Video
NewTurn every post into a 30–60-second vertical video for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Reels — motion-graphics title cards, an AI voiceover, word-synced captions, and per-platform caption packages ready to paste. Available on Cloud Pro.
AI-written commentary in your voice (first-person opinion, relevant hashtags) plus your post's featured image uploaded inline. Toggle the image off per connection if you prefer text-only. Post to your personal profile or a company page you manage — you choose at connect.
Slack
AvailableDrop a rich preview into any channel when a post goes live. Perfect for team-internal content calendars or client stakeholder channels.
Discord
AvailableSame pattern as Slack — webhook-driven, zero-OAuth, works with any server. Useful for community-facing announcements.
Telegram
AvailableDrop a notification into any Telegram chat, group, or channel on publish. Paste a bot token and chat ID and you're done — no OAuth app to register.
Ping yourself or a team group on WhatsApp when a post goes live. Runs on a lightweight Cloud API token — no phone pairing, no app install.
Email the owner
AvailableA plain-text heads-up in the site owner's inbox the moment a post publishes. Zero setup beyond picking the recipient — the no-frills way to stay in the loop.
Webhook
AvailablePOST a signed JSON event to any HTTPS endpoint when a post publishes — cache invalidation for headless frontends, custom dashboards, syndication feeds, anywhere you want Structura events outside WordPress.
IndexNow
AvailablePing Bing, Yandex, and other IndexNow-compatible search engines the moment a post publishes. Google indexing stays on its own schedule — IndexNow covers the rest.
Close the loop
Not just outbound. Structura measures what you publish.
Distribution gets your content seen. Connecting Google Search Console tells you whether it's working — and what to do next. It's inbound data, not another publish target, so it never touches your fan-out.
Real performance, per post
Clicks, impressions, average position, and the exact search queries — mapped to each post you published.
A ranked list of what to fix
Striking-distance posts, decaying pages, cannibalization, and un-indexed content — surfaced automatically, most important first.
A weekly digest worth opening
Every Monday: your week in search, your top posts and queries, and the opportunities worth acting on.
Explore Search performance →
Included on every paid plan. Read-only Search Console access — connect in a click, disconnect anytime.
How it works
Three switches. Then it runs itself.
- 01
Connect the channel
One click from your Structura dashboard. We use OAuth where the platform supports it (LinkedIn) and incoming webhooks or lightweight API tokens for the rest (Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp). Tokens are encrypted and scoped per site.
- 02
Pick which sites fan out
Channels seats are per-site. Flip the toggle on the sites you want to distribute; the others keep publishing to the blog only. Change your mind anytime — no contracts, no re-configuration.
- 03
Publish as usual
Every time Structura publishes a post, the dispatcher fans the event out to every active channel on that site. Failures retry with exponential backoff; a persistent failure shows up in the Account page with a one-click re-auth.
Pricing
Bundled into every paid plan.
Channels isn't a separate line item anymore. Every paid plan — BYOK, Cloud, and Cloud Pro — fans your posts out to LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and webhooks on every site you activate. Only the Free plan sits it out.
Multi-site
Scales with you
Running many sites? Channels seats scale automatically with your site count — activate twenty sites, get twenty seats, still one subscription.
Free
Not available
Channels needs the cloud-side dispatcher, so it isn't on the Free plan. Move to any paid plan and every post starts fanning out.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What happens to the original blog post?
Unchanged. Channels is a one-way broadcaster: your blog post is the canonical copy — on WordPress or on a headless site — and every other surface links back to it. Your SEO, your permalinks, your comments all stay on-site.
Can I edit the LinkedIn copy before it goes out?
Yes. By default Structura generates the LinkedIn commentary automatically in your persona's voice. You can override the draft on a per-post basis, or pin a template for a specific persona.
What if a channel fails to post?
The dispatcher retries with exponential backoff (up to six attempts across 24 hours). If all retries fail — usually a revoked OAuth token or a rate-limited account — the failure surfaces in the Account page with a one-click reconnect.
Do I need to buy Channels for every site?
There's nothing extra to buy. Channels is included in every paid plan, and seats are per-site — so you can enable it on the sites where it makes sense and leave the others publishing to the blog only.
What happens to my connected channels if I downgrade?
You get a 21-day grace period to reassign seats or unplug channels. During the grace window, everything keeps working; after that, the orphaned sites stop fanning out and Structura keeps publishing to the blog only.
Stop posting the same link five times.
Every Structura post, on every channel you care about, the second it goes live.