Question 1

How do I add a site?

Accepted Answer

Go to Sites → Add Site and paste your site URL. For WordPress, enter an Application Password (created under Users → Profile → Application Passwords). For Shopify, connect with your store's admin API access token. For Wix and Webflow, paste the API token from your platform's developer/account settings. For Ghost, paste your Admin API key. To publish anywhere else, choose Custom webhook (Pro and Agency) and give FluxWriter a URL — it POSTs each post as JSON to your endpoint, HMAC-signed when you set a signing secret on the site. Then open your site from the Sites page and press Test Connection to check the connection works, and you're ready to generate.

Question 2

Which platforms does FluxWriter publish to?

Accepted Answer

FluxWriter publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Ghost on every plan, and to any custom webhook endpoint on Pro and Agency — six destinations in total. Each connected site can have its own topic angle and language, its own schedule frequency on paid plans (and on Pro and Agency, its own AI model) — and you can mix and match platforms in a single account.

Question 3

Does FluxWriter have an API?

Accepted Answer

Yes — there's a public REST API on the Pro and Agency plans. Create a key in Settings → API keys, then generate and publish posts straight from your own app or scripts, using the same engine and quotas as the dashboard. Full docs with curl and JavaScript examples are at /api-docs.

Question 4

Does it work with managed hosts like WP Engine, Kinsta, or Shopify Plus?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For WordPress, as long as the REST API is accessible (not blocked by a WAF rule) and you can create an Application Password, FluxWriter connects and publishes without issues — if your host blocks the REST API by default, contact their support to whitelist it. Shopify Plus, Wix, and Webflow all use their standard hosted APIs and work out of the box.

Question 5

Do I need any plugins or apps installed on my site?

Accepted Answer

No plugin is needed to publish. WordPress uses the native REST API and Application Passwords (built into WordPress core since 5.6), and Wix and Webflow use their standard public APIs with a token. Shopify is the one exception: you create a private custom app in your own Shopify admin (Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps) to issue the Admin API token, which takes a minute and installs nothing on your storefront. On WordPress, two optional extras each need a small file added once: a short PHP snippet (shown when you add the site) so the SEO title, meta description and focus keyword we fill in for Yoast or Rank Math are saved, and a key file for IndexNow.

Question 6

Can I connect multiple sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The number of sites you can connect depends on your plan — 1 site on Free, 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro, and up to 50 on Agency. You can mix WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, and custom-webhook sites freely under one account.

Question 7

Is there an onboarding guide or tutorial?

Accepted Answer

Yes — after signing up you'll see a step-by-step checklist in the dashboard covering: connecting your first site, running your first manual generation, and setting up your first schedule. Most users publish their first post within 5 minutes.

Question 8

How long does the initial setup take?

Accepted Answer

Most users are fully set up and publishing within 5–10 minutes. The steps are: create an account, connect a site (2 min), enter a topic angle, and click Generate. Publishing needs no plugin and no code; on WordPress, the optional SEO-field snippet and the IndexNow key file are one-time steps.

Question 9

Does FluxWriter work with WordPress.com?

Accepted Answer

It works with WordPress.com Business plan and above, which allow Application Passwords and REST API access. Free, Personal, and Premium WordPress.com plans do not support the REST API, so self-hosted WordPress (wordpress.org) is strongly recommended for WordPress users. Shopify, Wix, and Webflow all work on any standard plan that exposes API access.

Question 10

Can I import my existing posts into FluxWriter?

Accepted Answer

FluxWriter generates and publishes new posts rather than managing your existing ones. On every plan, you can add up to 5 of your existing posts to a site as brand voice samples (on WordPress, Import from WP brings in your most recent ones), and the AI is shown them each time it writes so new posts match your voice — but FluxWriter doesn't sync or manage that older content, which stays in your CMS (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, or Webflow).

Question 11

What browsers are supported?

Accepted Answer

FluxWriter works in any modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Brave. We recommend keeping your browser up to date for the best experience. Internet Explorer is not supported.

Question 12

Is there a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. FluxWriter is a web app that works in mobile browsers, but a dedicated iOS and Android app is on the roadmap. The dashboard is fully responsive and usable on mobile for checking stats, reviewing posts, and managing schedules.

Question 13

How do I get support?

Accepted Answer

Once you're signed in, use the Support tab in the sidebar — it's a live chat thread with FluxWriter. For bugs, use Report a Problem: you can attach screenshots and our AI triages the issue immediately so a fix can start before a human even reads it. We typically respond within one business day.

Question 14

Can my team or a VA use my account?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Team Seats (Pro and Agency) let you invite teammates with their own logins. Each member gets a role, can be restricted to specific sites only, and every action they take is recorded in a per-member activity log. No more sharing passwords.

Question 15

What is a focus keyword?

Accepted Answer

A focus keyword is the primary search phrase a post is built to rank for. FluxWriter extracts one from your topic angle, writes it into Yoast or Rank Math (or your platform's native SEO fields), scores the draft against pages already ranking for it, and uses it as the default anchor text for backlink orders. Pick topic angles around phrases your audience actually searches for and the rest follows automatically.

Question 16

Do I need Google Search Console to use FluxWriter?

Accepted Answer

No — generation and publishing work without it. The Search Console connection is part of the Pro and Agency plans, and on those it's worth the two minutes: it powers the Traffic page with real clicks, impressions, and average position per site. The content refresh detector does not depend on it — that runs on its own re-scoring for every plan. Connect Search Console from your site's settings whenever you're ready.

Question 17

What happens when I hit my monthly post limit?

Accepted Answer

Scheduled runs that would exceed your limit are skipped until your quota resets at the start of the next calendar month. You'll see a warning banner in the dashboard as you approach the cap. You can upgrade at any time mid-cycle to immediately unlock more capacity — on card, you'll only be charged the prorated difference; on crypto, you pay a new invoice for the higher plan and your remaining days are added on top.

Question 18

Can I pay with crypto?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we accept USDT and other major tokens via Cryptomus for all paid plans. After checkout you'll be sent to a Cryptomus payment page with an address to send to. If you don't finish it, the pending invoice stays in your Billing History and you can resume it from there. Your plan activates as soon as the transaction confirms on-chain.

Question 19

Is there a free trial for paid plans?

Accepted Answer

The Free plan is the trial: 5 posts within 14 days of signing up, with no credit card required. It covers one site, with posts generated on demand (scheduling starts on Starter), and includes brand voice training, featured images and IndexNow for WordPress sites, so you can judge the output on your own site. Featured images are stock photos by default, or AI-generated once you switch AI images on. After the 14 days, or once the 5 posts are used, new posts need a paid plan — nothing you made is deleted, and your first paid month starts at zero. Upgrade to Starter, Pro, or Agency from the Billing page.

Question 20

Can I cancel at any time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cancel from Billing → Manage Subscription at any time. Your paid plan stays active until the end of the current billing period, then your account automatically reverts to the Free plan. No cancellation fees, no questions asked.

Question 21

What is your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

All payments are final and non-refundable — subscription payments, Backlinks wallet deposits and everything you buy from your wallet. We don't offer refunds, credits, or pro-rated returns for unused post quota, unspent wallet balance, partial billing periods, downgrades, or purchases you no longer want; that's exactly why the Free plan exists: use it to fully evaluate FluxWriter before you pay anything. The one exception is if FluxWriter fails to deliver what you paid for: contact us from the Billing page in your account or at billing@fluxwriter.com, and we'll talk it through with you and put it right — including a refund to your original payment method if you want one. Card refunds go back through the provider that processed the payment (Paddle or Ziina), and crypto refunds are issued by FluxWriter directly. For anything paid from your wallet, the original payment method is the wallet: if a backlink order permanently fails so no links are delivered, the amount is restored to your Backlinks wallet balance, and the Boost Domain Authority service carries a DA 60 guarantee: if your domain hasn't reached Moz DA 60 by the end of the engagement, the full boost fee is credited back to your wallet balance. The Terms of Service also refund unspent wallet balance you paid in, on request, if we close your account through no fault of yours or discontinue Backlinks. Subscriptions are sold by Paddle, our Merchant of Record, so Paddle's Buyer Terms also apply to them, and nothing here takes away a right the law gives you that can't be waived. See our Terms of Service for the full policy.

Question 22

Do I have a 14-day right to cancel a purchase (EU/UK)?

Accepted Answer

Consumers in the EU and UK normally have 14 days to withdraw from an online purchase, but the right ends once supply starts if they asked for it to start straight away. So every checkout we open — for a plan or a wallet top-up — and every purchase from your wallet asks you to tick a box asking us to start immediately and confirming you understand that you lose your 14-day right of withdrawal once supply starts. The box is never pre-ticked, and none of them lets you buy without it. Supply starts as soon as your payment is confirmed (or, for a wallet purchase, as soon as you order), so the right ends then. Where the law still lets you withdraw from a service that hasn't been fully performed, you pay for what was supplied up to that point. A plan bought any other way — outside our checkout, or by changing what one of our checkouts was opened for — carries no such confirmation: the 14-day right still applies to it, and we may stop it from renewing. We keep a record of each confirmation: the time, the wording you saw, the version of the Terms of Service and what you bought. Questions? Email billing@fluxwriter.com.

Question 23

I see a charge I don't recognize, or I want to dispute one — what should I do?

Accepted Answer

Contact us from the Billing page in your account first and give us up to 10 business days to resolve it — we fix genuine billing errors quickly. Please do NOT file a chargeback or payment dispute for a subscription you signed up for and used. Under our Terms of Service, disputing a charge that was authorized and for a service you accessed is a material breach: it results in immediate account termination, loss of any credits and generated content, and the disputed amount plus any dispute fees becoming a debt you still owe and that we may recover by lawful means. Card subscriptions are billed through Paddle (our Merchant of Record), card wallet top-ups through Ziina or Paddle, and crypto through Cryptomus — each keeps a full record of your authorization and usage. Contacting us is always faster and friendlier than going through your bank. From 20:30 UTC on September 17, 2026, suspending an account also cancels its running backlink orders, campaigns and DA Boosts (what was paid for them from the balance goes back to it, and the balance stays frozen while the account is suspended) and cancels its subscription immediately, with no refund; lifting a suspension unfreezes the balance but restores nothing else.

Question 24

Can I switch plans or change billing frequency?

Accepted Answer

You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time from the Billing page. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades take effect at the start of the next billing period. Changing billing frequency on the same plan isn't self-serve yet — the interval switches only when you move to a different plan; contact support to move an existing plan between monthly and annual.

Question 25

Do you offer discounts for annual billing?

Accepted Answer

Yes — annual plans save 20% compared to paying month-to-month, on Starter, Pro, and Agency alike. Pick Yearly on the Billing page before you subscribe; if you're already on a monthly plan, contact support to move it to annual.

Question 26

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

For plans, we accept all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover) via Paddle, our Merchant of Record, and cryptocurrency (USDT and others) via Cryptomus. Backlinks wallet top-ups can be paid by card — processed by Ziina, or by Paddle where the Backlinks page offers it — or by crypto. We don't accept PayPal, bank transfers, or manual invoicing. Your Billing and Backlinks pages always show the methods available on your account; if one isn't listed there, it isn't available to you.

Question 27

Will my subscription auto-renew?

Accepted Answer

It depends how you pay. Card subscriptions (via Paddle) auto-renew at the end of each billing period using the card on file — cancel any time before the period ends to avoid being charged, and Paddle emails you a receipt after each renewal. Crypto plans (via Cryptomus) do NOT auto-renew: you prefund a period up front, and we email you three days before it expires and again on the day. You can top up whenever you like — you don't have to wait until it's nearly out. Any period you pay for is added on top of the days you have left, so paying early never costs you time.

Question 28

Can I get an invoice for my payment?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Card subscription payments are billed through Paddle, our merchant of record, which automatically emails you an invoice/receipt after each successful charge — those emails are your official records. For crypto payments (via Cryptomus), your on-chain transaction confirmation is your receipt. Paid for a wallet top-up by card through Ziina, or need a formal invoice for any payment? Contact us through in-app support and we'll provide one.

Question 29

Is there a discount for nonprofits or educators?

Accepted Answer

We don't currently have a formal nonprofit or educational discount program. Create a free account and reach out via the in-app contact form with details about your organization, and we'll see what we can do.

Question 30

Can I add a team member or share my account?

Accepted Answer

Yes — FluxWriter has real team seats. Free and Starter are single-seat; Pro includes 3 seats and Agency includes 10 (you count as one). The account owner invites teammates by email and controls exactly what each can do: role presets (viewer / editor / admin) or custom capability toggles, optional per-site access so a teammate only sees specific sites, and an activity log of who generated, published, or changed what. Sharing one login still violates the Terms of Service — use seats instead.

Question 31

What happens to my content if I downgrade or cancel?

Accepted Answer

Nothing is deleted when you downgrade or cancel. Downgrading to Free just restricts future generation — your account, your generation history, and your already-published posts on your connected sites (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, or Ghost) all remain, so you can reactivate any time and pick up where you left off. Your data is only removed if you ask us to delete your account — email legal@fluxwriter.com from your account's email address and we carry it out within 30 days, per our Privacy Policy.

Question 32

What counts as a post toward my monthly limit?

Accepted Answer

Each AI-generated article counts toward your plan's monthly post quota, and so does each AI rewrite of an existing post (AI Rewrite or Upgrade This Article), because the article is written again. Manual Uploads (your own .docx or pasted content) have their own separate monthly allowance per plan, so uploading your own writing never eats your AI quota.

Question 33

Do unused posts roll over to next month?

Accepted Answer

No — the monthly quota resets on the 1st of each calendar month (UTC). If you regularly finish the month with unused capacity, a smaller plan may fit better; if you keep hitting the cap, upgrades are prorated so you only pay the difference.

Question 34

Which AI models does FluxWriter use?

Accepted Answer

The Free trial writes with Flux Lite (powered by DeepSeek V3). Starter writes with Flux Core (powered by Claude Haiku 5.5). Pro and Agency choose Flux Core or Flux Max (powered by Claude Sonnet 5.5), our most capable writer, per post or per schedule. If the model writing a post is busy or fails, the next model in line writes it instead — Flux Core on the Free trial, Flux Lite as the last backup on paid plans — and your activity log says which model wrote it. Featured images are stock photos by default; choose AI-Generated and they are generated with Gemini 3.1 Flash Image (Nano Banana 2), on every plan, Free included: under Image Generation on the site's page for posts from the Generate form, and under Image Source on each schedule for the posts it publishes, since a schedule keeps its own setting.

Question 35

How long are the generated posts?

Accepted Answer

You set the length per post or schedule, from 800 to 3,000 words (300 to 1,500 through the REST API); the topic and the model chosen also shape it, and Flux Max tends to produce longer, more thorough articles. Every post includes a featured image, FAQ schema markup and SEO fields (Yoast or Rank Math on WordPress, the platform's own elsewhere), plus a table of contents by default once it has three or more sections; Wix posts don't carry the schema or the table of contents yet. On every plan, Free included, the image can be AI-generated or a matching stock photo (stock by default), chosen by Image Source on the Generate form, which starts from Image Generation on the site's page, and by each schedule's own Image Source for the posts it publishes.

Question 36

Can I review posts before they go live?

Accepted Answer

Partly, and it depends on how you generate. Generate Now lets you save a post as a draft in FluxWriter and review it before you publish it to your site. Automatic schedules do not have that option — a scheduled run publishes live to your CMS, unless the quality gate holds the post: then it stays in FluxWriter as a draft marked Held For Review until you publish it yourself. If several scheduled posts in a row are held (as many as the site's Failure Threshold, 3 by default), the site's schedules are paused until you resume them. If you want every post reviewed first, generate them yourself rather than on a schedule, or use your CMS to revert anything you are unhappy with.

Question 37

Will the AI-generated content be unique?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each generation produces original content based on your topic angle, site context, and chosen model. We do not reuse or spin existing posts. Duplicate topic runs will produce meaningfully different articles with different angles, structure, and examples.

Question 38

Can the AI get facts wrong?

Accepted Answer

Yes — like any AI system, FluxWriter can occasionally produce inaccurate, outdated, or fabricated details ("hallucinations"), including wrong statistics, citations, or quotes that sound plausible but aren't. To catch these, every post FluxWriter writes goes through an automated claim and link check before it is saved. The check compares statistics, quotes, named sources, and product details with the pages FluxWriter read from the top search results for the post's keyword and with the facts you entered about your business. Claims it can't match to a source are rewritten, removed, or listed for you to review, and invented or placeholder links are taken out. When the check can't fix a post cleanly, has to change a lot of it, or can't finish, the post is kept as a draft for your review instead of being published. If this happens when FluxWriter automatically refreshes a published post, the refreshed version isn't used and your live post stays as it was. It is an automated check, not a human fact-checker, and it can miss things. When the search results weren't available for a post, it has only your business facts to go on, so it can remove or rewrite unsupported details but can't confirm anything else. It doesn't cover posts written before it was added (until one is rewritten or refreshed), posts you upload yourself, or text you write or change yourself, and it is not a plagiarism or copyright check. You own and are responsible for everything you publish, so review and fact-check important posts before they go live — especially in regulated areas like health, finance, or legal. See our Terms of Service and Disclaimer for the full details.

Question 39

Can I control the tone, style, or target audience?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on several levels. The Generate form and every schedule have a Tone control — professional, conversational, educational, casual, inspiring, playful, or a custom tone you type in yourself — plus a Custom Instructions box (up to 2,000 characters) where you can define the audience, persona, angle, or house rules for that post. Each site can also hold its own persistent custom instructions that apply to every run, and Brand Voice training (every plan) lets you add up to 5 of your own posts as writing samples, which the AI is shown each time it writes for that site so it matches their style. Style guidance written into the topic angle still works on top of all of it.

Question 40

Does FluxWriter write in languages other than English?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Set each site's language in its settings (or choose another for a single post on Generate, or for a schedule), and FluxWriter writes the whole post in it — the title, headings, body, FAQ, meta description and excerpt — whatever language your topic angle or keyword is in (the keyword itself is used untranslated). An automated language check keeps a post as a draft for your review, instead of publishing it, when it finds part of it in another language.

Question 41

How does the featured image generation work?

Accepted Answer

Each post gets a matching stock photo by default. On every plan, Free included, FluxWriter can instead generate a contextually relevant featured image for each post using Gemini 3.1 Flash Image (Nano Banana 2). Switch Image Source to AI-Generated on the site's page, under Image Generation, for the posts you start on the Generate form, and on each schedule for the posts it publishes, since a schedule keeps its own Image Source when the site's changes. Either way the image is uploaded directly to your site's media library (WordPress media, Shopify files, Wix media, or Webflow assets) and set as the post's featured image — no manual steps required.

Question 42

Can I set a target keyword for each post?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Generate form has a Focus Keyword field, separate from the topic angle: fill it in and FluxWriter builds the post around that exact phrase, scores the draft against the pages already ranking for it, and writes it into Yoast, Rank Math, or your platform's native SEO field. Leave it empty and FluxWriter picks a keyword from your site's keyword list or your topic angle instead. The Research page's Generate Post action fills the field for you with the keyword you selected.

Question 43

Does FluxWriter add internal links to my other posts?

Accepted Answer

Yes, automatically (not yet on Wix or Webflow). During generation FluxWriter looks up the posts it has already published to your site and adds up to three real internal links to the article, each where that post's focus keyword or title appears in the text — genuine URLs, with that keyword or title as the anchor, never placeholders. It skips any URL the article already links to, and never drops a link inside a heading. On a brand-new site with nothing to link to yet it simply adds none, and starts once FluxWriter has published a few posts there.

Question 44

What topics should I avoid to get the best results?

Accepted Answer

AI models perform best on informational, educational, and review-style content. Topics that require very recent data (news), highly personal experience (personal finance advice), or licensed professional guidance (legal/medical) may produce lower-quality output. Always review sensitive content before publishing.

Question 45

Can I edit a generated post before it publishes?

Accepted Answer

A post saved as a draft in FluxWriter can be edited here before you publish it. A scheduled run publishes live unless the quality gate holds the post: then it stays here as a draft marked Held For Review, which you can edit before you publish it. Anything published goes live immediately and can be edited afterward in your CMS like any other post.

Question 46

Does the content pass AI detection tools?

Accepted Answer

Our models produce natural, varied prose, but no tool can guarantee content will pass every AI detector — and detector accuracy varies widely. We recommend treating generated posts as strong first drafts, adding your own insights, examples, and edits before publishing, especially for YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) topics.

Question 47

Will Google penalize my site for AI content?

Accepted Answer

Google's official stance is that AI content is acceptable as long as it's helpful, accurate, and created with people in mind — not purely to manipulate rankings. Quality and helpfulness matter, not how the content was produced. We design every post to meet Google's helpful content standards.

Question 48

Can I use more than one content strategy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FluxWriter has five content-strategy angles — educational, hard-sell, lead magnet, review, and indirect promotion. Pick one for a site, or select several on a schedule and FluxWriter rotates through them post by post, so a single schedule produces a natural mix of angles instead of repeating the same one. You can also override the strategy for a one-off generation.

Question 49

Can I turn off the table of contents, FAQ block, or schema in my articles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every site has three Article Features toggles — Table of Contents, FAQ section, and FAQ schema (JSON-LD) — under the site's settings, and you can override them per article on the Generate form. Scheduled posts follow the site's defaults.

Question 50

Can FluxWriter write in my brand voice?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Brand Voice training (every plan, Free included) lets you add up to 5 sample posts per site. Each time the AI writes for that site it is shown those samples and told to match their tone, structure, and vocabulary, so posts follow your house style instead of sounding generic.

Question 51

Can I generate many posts at once?

Accepted Answer

Yes, two ways. Bulk CSV import lets you queue up to 100 topics at once on Pro (unlimited queue on Agency) and drip-publish them on a schedule. Programmatic SEO templates go further — define a template with variables and generate a whole family of structured posts from a data set.

Question 52

Which AI models can I use — and can I bring my own API key?

Accepted Answer

The Free trial writes with Flux Lite, Starter writes with Flux Core, and Pro and Agency choose Flux Core or Flux Max per post or per schedule. You can also add your own API keys in Settings: an Anthropic key runs Flux Core and Flux Max, an OpenRouter key runs Flux Lite, and an OpenAI, Stability AI or Gemini key is used for AI featured images, so those calls run on your own provider account. A key never adds a model your plan does not include.

Question 53

Why does content freshness matter for SEO?

Accepted Answer

For many queries, search engines prefer content that is demonstrably up to date — stale posts gradually lose positions to fresher competitors. FluxWriter's content refresh detector periodically re-scores your published posts against what currently ranks for their focus keyword, and flags one when its score drops 15+ points below its own best or falls under 50. The flag clears by itself on a later re-score once the post recovers. It runs on every plan and needs no Search Console connection. Refreshing a proven post is often faster ROI than writing a brand-new one.

Question 54

How can I improve a post's content score?

Accepted Answer

The score compares your draft against what actually ranks for the focus keyword, so the levers are coverage and structure: address the subtopics that ranking pages cover, use clear headings, and answer the questions searchers ask. Regenerating with a more specific topic angle or a stronger model (Flux Max on Pro and Agency) usually lifts the score. The quality gate holds low-scoring drafts for review, so nothing weak ships on autopilot.

Question 55

Does publishing in multiple languages help SEO?

Accepted Answer

Yes — content written in your audience's language competes in local search results, which are often far less crowded than English ones. FluxWriter writes natively in 34 languages (each connected site has its own output language) rather than translating English drafts word-for-word, which reads better and ranks better. It's one of the simplest ways to reach search demand your competitors ignore.

Question 56

Do images matter for SEO?

Accepted Answer

They do. A relevant featured image improves click-through from social shares and search results, keeps readers on the page longer, and can surface in Google Images for extra traffic. FluxWriter puts a contextually relevant featured image on every post and uploads it straight to your site's media library, so no post ships bare — a stock photo by default, or AI-generated once you switch it on, on every plan.

Question 57

What is IndexNow and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

IndexNow is an open protocol supported by Bing and Yandex that lets you notify search engines the moment new content is published. FluxWriter sends it for WordPress sites, on every plan, Free included. Connecting a WordPress site creates its key; once the site serves the key file (a one-time snippet or file upload), FluxWriter pings the IndexNow API right after each post on that WordPress site goes live, so participating engines hear about it sooner instead of waiting for their crawlers to find it. Posts published to Shopify, Wix, Webflow or Ghost are not sent.

Question 58

How do schedules work?

Accepted Answer

Automatic scheduling is available on every paid plan — Starter, Pro and Agency. On Free you generate each post yourself with Generate Now. On any paid plan, create a schedule for any connected site and choose a frequency — hourly, every 12 hours, daily, weekly, monthly, or a drip feed at whatever interval you set — plus a topic angle. FluxWriter generates a unique post on each run and publishes it directly to your connected site. You can pause, resume, or delete schedules at any time from the Schedules page.

Question 59

What gets included in each published post?

Accepted Answer

Every post includes: a title, full body content (800–3,000 words, set per post or schedule; 300–1,500 through the REST API), a featured image, FAQ schema markup (structured data), an SEO title and meta description (mapped into Yoast/Rank Math fields on WordPress and into native SEO fields on Shopify, Wix, and Webflow), and a focus keyword, plus a table of contents by default once a post has three or more sections. Wix posts don't carry the FAQ schema or the table of contents yet. On every plan, Free included, the featured image can be AI-generated or a stock photo (stock by default; chosen by Image Source on the Generate form, which starts from Image Generation on the site's page, and by each schedule's own Image Source for the posts it publishes), and on WordPress sites that serve their key file an IndexNow ping goes out to Bing and Yandex.

Question 60

Can I choose which category, blog, or author the posts are assigned to?

Accepted Answer

Partly, and it depends on the platform. On Shopify you choose the blog when you connect the site and every post goes there — it's a required step. Webflow works the same way with the CMS collection you pick. On Wix you can set a blog category in the site's settings. On WordPress you don't pin a category: FluxWriter matches each post to the closest existing category on your site automatically, falling back to your first category. Author isn't selectable anywhere yet — posts are published under the user tied to the credentials you provided (the Application Password user on WordPress, the API token owner on Shopify, Wix, and Webflow). You can change any of this manually in your CMS after publishing.

Question 61

What happens if a post fails to publish?

Accepted Answer

If a scheduled post fails, FluxWriter logs the failure with the reason and shows it in the Posts list so you can troubleshoot or re-run it manually. A WordPress run that fails to reach your site at all is retried once automatically; a run your CMS rejects is not retried, because repeating a request the server already accepted risks publishing the same article twice.

Question 62

Can I publish to multiple sites at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Each schedule targets one specific site. To publish to multiple sites simultaneously, create separate schedules for each site. On any paid plan you can have many active schedules running concurrently across WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Ghost; custom-webhook sites need Pro or Agency.

Question 63

What post format does FluxWriter use on WordPress — Gutenberg or Classic Editor?

Accepted Answer

On WordPress, FluxWriter publishes content compatible with both editors. Posts are written in clean HTML that renders correctly in the Classic Editor and as a single HTML block in Gutenberg. Native Gutenberg block output is on the roadmap. On Shopify, Wix, and Webflow, posts are published as the platform's standard rich-text article format.

Question 64

Can I set a specific publish date and time?

Accepted Answer

Schedule frequencies (daily, weekly, etc.) control when posts run — you can't yet set an exact time-of-day for publishing. Time-of-day scheduling is a top-requested feature and is on the roadmap.

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