Notion rows in, Pinterest pins out

Creatorzel reads a database in your Notion workspace, so your own scripts, automations and AI assistants can feed the calendar by writing rows.

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Ways to fill the calendar

The Notion database is the interface. Anything that can write to it can add pins.

The Notion API

A script can create rows in the calendar database. Creatorzel publishes the ones set to Scheduled.

Automations

Any automation that can write a Notion row can add pins to the calendar.

AI assistants

An assistant connected to Notion through Notion MCP can add rows too, as drafts for you to review.

A short list of columns

Content, Title, Board, Link, Media, Scheduled At and Status. Alt Text, Section and Account are optional.

Scheduled is the gate

Create rows as Draft and review them. Only rows set to Scheduled are published.

Errors in plain words

If a pin fails, Status becomes Failed and the Error column says why. Fix the row and set it to Scheduled again.

Notion is the interface

Creatorzel has no public API of its own today. The Notion database is where your code meets it.

Write rows, set the time

Set Scheduled At and Status on each row you create. Creatorzel checks the calendar about every five minutes.

Keep a human in the loop

Let scripts and assistants write Draft rows, then set Scheduled yourself after a look.

There is no public Creatorzel API and no Creatorzel MCP server yet. If you need one, write to hi@creatorzel.com. Subscribers have a say in product development. For the assistant route, read Plan Pinterest pins with an AI assistant through Notion MCP.

Three steps to your first pin

1
Connect Notion and Pinterest

Connecting Notion creates the content calendar database in your workspace. Pinterest asks you to log in on its own screen.

2
Write rows from your code

Create a row per pin with Title, Board, Link, Media and Scheduled At, using the Notion API or an automation.

3
Set Status to Scheduled

Creatorzel publishes the pin at that time and writes Published or Failed back to the row.

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accounts

Pinterest, with the Manager plan

plans

Same features, priced by accounts

Simple pricing, 14-day free trial

Manager covers three Pinterest accounts, and the optional Account column routes each row to one of them.

2 months free
Creator

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$14 USD/month

$132 billed yearly · cancel anytime

You save $36 a year

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

or $11/mo billed yearly — save $36

Bloggers and creators

  • 1 Pinterest account
  • Unlimited scheduled pins
  • Notion content calendar
  • Status synced back to Notion
  • 14-day free trial
  • Subscribers have a say in product development.
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Fits developers

$

$29 USD/month

$288 billed yearly · cancel anytime

You save $60 a year

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

or $24/mo billed yearly — save $60

Managers, VAs and multi-site blogs

  • 3 Pinterest accounts
  • Unlimited scheduled pins
  • Notion content calendar
  • Status synced back to Notion
  • 14-day free trial
  • Subscribers have a say in product development.
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Agency

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$49 USD/month

$480 billed yearly · cancel anytime

You save $108 a year

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

or $40/mo billed yearly — save $108

Agencies with many accounts

  • Unlimited Pinterest accounts
  • Unlimited scheduled pins
  • Notion content calendar
  • Status synced back to Notion
  • 14-day free trial
  • Subscribers have a say in product development.
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Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial that requires a card. You are not charged until the trial ends.

Works with the tools you already use

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Pinterest
WordPress

Notion and Pinterest work today. WordPress is planned, and building starts once Creatorzel reaches 10 paying subscribers. See the roadmap.

Answers before you start

How does Creatorzel know what to publish?

Connecting Notion creates a content calendar database in your workspace, and each row is one pin. Creatorzel reads the Content, Title, Board, Link, Media, Scheduled At and Status columns, and publishes only the rows whose Status is Scheduled. Nothing repeats and nothing posts on its own. A script that writes rows therefore sets the schedule.

Is there a Creatorzel API?

No. Creatorzel has no public API today. The interface is the Notion database: create or update rows with the Notion API, and Creatorzel picks up the ones set to Scheduled. If you need an API, write to hi@creatorzel.com. Subscribers have a say in product development.

Can an AI assistant fill the calendar?

Yes, through Notion. An assistant connected to Notion MCP can add draft rows, and you set Scheduled after a look. Creatorzel has no MCP server of its own yet. Read the guide to Notion MCP.

Which plan do I need?

The plans differ only in Pinterest accounts: 1 Pinterest account for $14, 3 Pinterest accounts for $29, and unlimited Pinterest accounts for $49. Pins are unlimited on every plan.

What happens to my data?

Notion and Pinterest access tokens are stored encrypted. Images are downloaded only to publish a pin and are deleted afterwards. Creatorzel does not sell your data, and your calendar stays in your own Notion workspace. More in the privacy policy.

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