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WordPress + Krevaya

Schedule WordPress posts with Krevaya

  • Publish on your WordPress site: text, pictures
  • Paste a key or app password; tokens and keys encrypted at rest
  • Review-first: every post waits for your approval, then publishes on time

Krevaya is the review-first content workspace that drafts, designs and schedules for WordPress and 32 other channels. Last updated October 2026.

A Krevaya post published on your WordPress site, with the review queue and schedule beside it

What can you publish on your WordPress site?

What Krevaya sends through WordPress's official API, format by format. Available formats depend on your connected account.

Text

An article with a title.

Pictures

The first picture becomes the featured image; the rest sit in the body.

How do I connect WordPress to Krevaya?

Paste a key or app password. About a minute, once.

  1. In WordPress, open Users → Profile → Application Passwords and create one named Krevaya (never your login password).
  2. In Krevaya's Connections, enter the site URL, your username and that application password. Krevaya confirms the user and stores the password encrypted.
  3. Revoke the application password in WordPress any time and the connection stops.
  4. Write a post, or let Krevaya draft one, approve it in the review queue, and give it a time. It publishes on your WordPress site at that time.

What the review card asks for on WordPress

Every post is one card in the review queue. Besides the copy and the media, WordPress posts carry these choices, and a post missing a required one waits rather than guessing.

Choices on the card

  • The title, and whether the article publishes or lands as a draft.

Limits

  • The site must have the REST API enabled, which is the default.

Everything else Krevaya does for WordPress

One workspace for every channel you run: the same drafts, the same review queue, the same calendar.

Drafts in your voice

Krew drafts WordPress posts from what is trending in your niche, in your voice, and leaves them waiting for your approval.

Review-first, always

Drafts land in your review queue. Nothing publishes until you approve it, and auto-publish is opt-in per brand.

Best times, from your history

Schedule by hand or let Krevaya pick the next free slot from your own engagement history.

33 channels, one queue

Approve a post once and send its version to WordPress and any other channel you have connected, each on its own card.

Your keys stay yours

WordPress access is stored encrypted at rest, scoped to publishing, and revoked on WordPress in one step.

Works with your AI agent

Ask ChatGPT, Claude or any of 27 AI agents to draft for WordPress through Krevaya's hosted MCP server.

Good to know about WordPress and Krevaya

What WordPress itself allows, and what Krevaya does and does not do with it.

  • You approve every post in the review queue; nothing goes out on its own.

Other channels Krevaya publishes to

Same workspace, same review queue. More blogs, then everything else.

Frequently asked questions about WordPress and Krevaya

How do I schedule WordPress posts with Krevaya?

Connect WordPress once in Krevaya's Connections (paste a key or app password), then write a post, or let Krevaya draft one, and approve it in the review queue. Give it a time or let Krevaya pick one from your own engagement history; it publishes on your WordPress site at that time, whether or not you are online.

What can I publish on your WordPress site?

Text, Pictures. An article with a title. The first picture becomes the featured image; the rest sit in the body.

Does Krevaya need my WordPress password?

No. You paste a key, app password or webhook address made for Krevaya; it is stored encrypted at rest and you revoke it on WordPress any time. Your login password is never asked for.

Can Krevaya post on your WordPress site on its own?

Only what you approved. Drafts wait in the review queue; approved and scheduled posts publish at their time. Auto-publish is opt-in per brand, and you can turn it back off any time.

Which plan do I need for WordPress?

WordPress is available on every Krevaya plan, including Free, which comes with one connected account. More accounts and AI writing start with Plus at $29 per month. WordPress's own plan requirements, if any, are WordPress's.

Can I connect more than one WordPress account?

Yes. Each connected account can be assigned to a brand, and a post publishes through its brand's account, never another brand's.

Can my AI agent post on your WordPress site?

Yes. Krevaya's hosted MCP server lets ChatGPT, OpenAI dots, Claude and 24 other AI agents draft for WordPress; the drafts land in the same review queue and publish only when you approve them.

What formats does WordPress support in Krevaya?

Text, pictures. The site must have the REST API enabled, which is the default.

Put WordPress on autopilot, with you in charge.

Free includes one connected account. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch when it's your turn. Your AI agent can drive it too, from ChatGPT or OpenAI dots.

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