WordPress is coming to Creatorzel

Creatorzel is adding WordPress to the same Notion calendar you use for Pinterest. It is not ready yet, and there is no release date. Building starts when Creatorzel reaches 10 paying subscribers.

  • 14-day free trial on every plan
  • Pinterest scheduling is in the app

What WordPress will look like

This is the plan, not a feature list. Every item below is marked Planned until it ships.

One calendar, two platforms

Planned. A row is a post. Pick WordPress as the platform, set a time, and use the Status you already know: Draft, Scheduled, Published or Failed.

Write it where you already write

Planned. The post is a Notion page. You write it there, and Creatorzel takes it to your WordPress site at the time you set.

The result comes back to the row

Planned. When the post is live, its link goes back into the row. If something fails, the Error column says why, the way it does for pins today.

From post to pin

Planned. Pins usually point somewhere. For a blogger, that is a post on their own site. Keeping the post and its pins in one calendar is why WordPress is next.

Start with Pinterest today

Pinterest scheduling from Notion is already in the app. You get a content calendar in your workspace, one row per pin, and automatic posting at the time you set. The plan is to add WordPress to that same calendar.

Pinterest

Rows in a Notion calendar, posted on schedule. In the app.

WordPress

Next in line. No date yet. Coming soon.

What happens next

1
Creatorzel reaches 10 paying subscribers

That is when building WordPress publishing starts. Until then there is no release date.

2
WordPress is added to the calendar

The plan is to add it to the same Notion calendar as another platform, so you would not be starting over.

3
It shows up in the app

There is no waitlist. Once WordPress has been added, it appears in the app, and this page says so.

subscribers

Paying subscribers start the WordPress work

Paying subscribers so far

platform

In the app today: Pinterest

No date

Release date for WordPress, so far

Who we are building it for

People who plan in Notion and publish somewhere else.

Bloggers who draft in Notion

You outline and write posts in Notion, then copy them into WordPress. This is meant to take the copying out.

Creators with a blog and Pinterest

The post and its pins sit in one plan, so you can see what is going out and when.

Solo publishers on a busy week

One calendar to check instead of a handful of tabs.

Works with the tools you already use

Notion
Pinterest
WordPress

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

Questions people ask

Can I schedule WordPress posts from Notion with Creatorzel today?

Not yet. WordPress is the next platform Creatorzel is adding, and there is no release date. Pinterest scheduling is already in the app.

When will WordPress be ready?

There is no release date. Building starts when Creatorzel reaches 10 paying subscribers, and the roadmap shows the goal. When WordPress is ready, this page will say so.

What will WordPress do in Creatorzel?

The plan is one calendar for both platforms. A row is a post, you write the post as a Notion page, and Creatorzel takes it to your WordPress site at the time you set. The link comes back into the row, and the Error column says why if something fails. Everything on this page marked Planned is the plan, not a finished feature.

Will WordPress work in the same Notion calendar as Pinterest?

That is the plan. The calendar is built so platforms are added to it instead of rebuilding it: one row per post, with a Status you control.

Is there a waitlist?

No. If you start with Pinterest now, WordPress will show up in the app once it has been added.

Can I have a say in what comes next?

Subscribers have a say in product development. Write to hi@creatorzel.com with what you need from WordPress. The roadmap shows what is planned.