One Make.com module replaces your WordPress publishing scenario.

Setup in three steps

1. 1

   Get your API key

   Sign up at notipo.com and copy your API key from Settings → Account.
2. 2

   Add an HTTP module

   In your Make scenario, add the HTTP > Make a request module and configure it as shown below. Pull your fields from whatever earlier module produces them (Airtable row, AI prompt, Google Sheet, RSS, etc.).
3. 3

   Run the scenario

   Notipo returns 201 with the live WordPress URL in the response body. Pipe that downstream to log, notify, or update a tracking sheet — but the publish itself is done.

The config

Drop this in. Replace your-api-key with the key from your Notipo dashboard.

# Make.com HTTP > Make a request moduleURL:        https://notipo.com/api/posts/directMethod:     POSTHeaders:  - Name:   x-api-key    Value:  <your Notipo API key>  - Name:   Content-Type    Value:  application/jsonBody type:  RawContent type: JSON (application/json)Request content:{  "title":      "{{1.title}}",  "body":       "{{1.body}}",  "category":   "{{1.category}}",  "seoKeyword": "{{1.seoKeyword}}",  "publish":    true}# Notipo returns 201 with the live WordPress URL.# Wire that response to a Make.com Slack / email / Sheets module# to get notified or log every publish.

What your agent can do

• Publish from any Make.com trigger (schedule, webhook, watch row)
• Replace multi-module Notion-to-WordPress scenarios with one HTTP call
• Pipe the live WordPress URL back to Slack / email / a tracking sheet
• Combine with Make's AI modules to draft posts before publishing
• Use Make's error handlers + retries for reliable async publishing