Integrations
Hit publish and your story reaches Facebook, Instagram and Telegram while analytics and ads keep working in the background. Connect each tool once, then forget about it.
Your traffic in your own Google Analytics property.
Page views, sessions and engagement land in the GA4 property you already own, measured on every page of your site including story pages, sections and the ePaper. PublishMe's own story stats stay where they are — this is for the reports your team already builds.
Reader events in Meta Ads Manager, for measuring campaigns.
The Pixel fires on your pages so Meta can attribute the readers your Facebook and Instagram campaigns bring in, and build audiences from people who have read you before. Useful when you are buying ads to grow readership.
Fill the ad placements on your site with AdSense.
The placements built into every theme — above the story, inside it, down the sidebar — fill with Google AdSense instead of sitting empty. PublishMe writes your ads.txt for you, including lines any other network asks you to add.
Your own AI keys, for translating stories into your other languages.
Write a story once and create drafts of it in every language your site publishes in. You bring the keys — Groq, Gemini, OpenRouter, OpenAI, Claude and more — and translations rotate across whichever ones are working, so one provider being slow or out of credit doesn't stop the newsroom. An editor always reviews a translated draft before it goes live.
Government news on your site around the clock, without anyone copying and pasting.
Pick the sources (the Press Information Bureau to begin with), the states and ministries you cover, and how often to post — say one story an hour between 8 am and 8 pm. Each release is edited into a short news report with your own AI keys, checked so no figure is changed or invented, published in your languages with its pictures, and credited to the source with a link to the original. Stories can go live straight away, be spread out over the day, or wait as drafts for an editor.
Both of these need a paid platform on the other side, so we build them as newsrooms ask.
Posting new stories to X.
Tweeting each story needs a paid X API plan, which is why it isn't switched on yet. It is built when enough newsrooms tell us they want it — so tell us if that is you.
Broadcasting stories to a WhatsApp channel.
Channel broadcasts need the WhatsApp Business Platform, which has its own approval process and costs. On the roadmap, and moving up it as newsrooms ask.
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Open Integrations in your admin and paste an ID or authorise an account. A couple of minutes, no developer.
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Write and publish like always. PublishMe shares each story to your channels and keeps tracking on every page.
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See readers arrive in your own analytics, and let ads fill the empty placements across the site.
Can't find yours? Talk to us
Sign in to your PublishMe admin and open Integrations. Each card tells you what it needs — a measurement ID, a token, an account to authorise — and shows when it's connected.
Connecting analytics and social accounts isn't tied to a plan. Ad placements need a plan that includes Ads, which today means Growth or Pro. Anything Google or Meta charge for is billed by them.
No. You connect your own provider keys in the AI Router, so you pay your provider directly and translate as much as those keys allow.
Both are on the roadmap. Posting to X needs a paid X API plan, and WhatsApp channel broadcasts need the WhatsApp Business Platform, so we're building them as demand grows.
Yes. Tell us which tool your newsroom relies on and how you'd use it, and it goes on the list we plan from.
AI RouterAuto PublishingGoogle Analytics (GA4)Meta Pixel
Social sharing
Facebook Page
Every new story posts itself to your Page.
The moment you publish, the story goes to your Facebook Page timeline with its headline, picture and link. Nobody has to remember to share it, and the post carries the same cover image readers see on the site.
Instagram
Stories with a cover photo become Instagram posts.
A story that has a cover picture is posted to your creator or business account when you publish it, with the headline as the caption. Stories without a picture are skipped rather than posted badly.
Telegram channel
A channel bot posts each story the moment it is live.
Your readers on Telegram get the headline and the link as soon as you publish, posted by a bot you create and control. Fast to set up and the one most Indian newsrooms see the quickest response from.
YouTube channel
Your Videos section stays in step with your channel.
Point PublishMe at your channel and the site's Videos section follows what you upload, so you are not maintaining the same list twice. Readers watch without leaving your site.