Every article published. Every network served. Zero clicks.
You publish several articles a day, and each should go out to Facebook, X, LinkedIn — and your groups. By hand, that's half an hour a day that gets skipped half the time. With the PurrPlan API, your CMS does it by itself, on publish.
The setup, in 3 steps
Wire your CMS
WordPress, Ghost, a custom site: on each publish, a webhook calls the PurrPlan API with the title, excerpt and link.
PurrPlan distributes
The post goes out (or gets scheduled at peak times) on the chosen networks — including Facebook Groups via the extension, where local audiences live.
You measure
Per-network analytics tell you which topics and slots perform. You adjust the rule, not the gestures.
The webhook, for real:
# À chaque article publié, ton CMS appelle l'API PurrPlan :
curl -X POST https://app.purrplan.ai/api/posts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PURRPLAN_TOKEN" \
-d '{"content": "{{titre}} — {{extrait}} {{url}}",
"networks": ["facebook", "x", "linkedin"],
"when": "now"}' The outcome: a news site that feeds its networks 24/7, with no community manager on call.
This whole flow is covered by the lifetime license: it starts at €99 (30 seats) and climbs through public tiers to the final €597. Paid once, yours forever — API, MCP and extension included.
Straight questions
What if I'm not a developer? +
The API call is one line — any webhook plugin (WordPress) or your usual dev wires it in under an hour. You can also ask your AI agent to write it: the docs are made for that.
Can I review before publishing? +
Yes: send as draft instead of "now", and approve from the calendar or the mobile app.