Every site, one console

• Logging into a different CMS admin for every site, publishing by hand, and watching execution hours disappear into repetition.
• Every site has its own accounts, connectors and category structure; handover and review rely on spreadsheets and screenshots.
• As the site count grows, there is no single view of which sites are publishing normally and which have stale credentials.

Connecting a site takes three steps, with verification results shown immediately:

1. Choose an access method: 14 PHP root connectors (WordPress, PbootCMS, Typecho and more) or 4 official API platforms (including Shopify) — 18 CMS and website builders in total.
2. Verify: after uploading the connector or configuring API credentials, the platform verifies connectivity and permission scope right away, with failure reasons pointing to the next action.
3. Sync categories: the remote category structure syncs into the platform; category mappings are stored per site so later tasks need no repeat setup.

See the WordPress and PbootCMS integration pages for detailed steps.

• Per-site credentials: every site uses its own connector or API credentials; keys are encrypted and never echoed back. Permission boundaries are documented in the Security Center.
• One list: view status, task volume and recent publish results for all sites in a single searchable, filterable list.
• Per-site configuration: category mappings, publishing schedules and template choices are saved per site — changes to one site never leak into another.
• Deletion on demand: deleting a site cleans up its credentials and task references, leaving no dangling data.

Costs are what spiral out of control first in multi-site operations. Billing here is built on active sites and successful articles:

• Active sites are counted per account; before exceeding your plan allowance you get an explicit prompt — overage is off by default and never silently billed.
• Only successfully published articles are billed; failures and retries are free.
• Site allowances by plan: Starter 3, Growth 10, Agency 30, Scale 100, Enterprise 300. Full pricing is on the homepage pricing table.

• What happens when I hit the site limit? Pause sites you are not operating to release allowance, or upgrade the plan; upgrades are prorated for the remaining cycle.
• Can different sites use different CMS platforms? Yes — all 18 supported CMS platforms can be mixed within one account and verified independently.
• How do I prove management scope to clients? The site list, task records and publish results are verifiable directly in the console and can be exported for reconciliation.