Integration · WordPress

Connect Meeeters to WordPress

Two minutes, nothing to install. Your AI drafts land directly in wp-admin as drafts, ready for your review.

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Create an application password
In your WordPress admin: Users → Profile → Application Passwords. Type the name Meeeters, click Add, and copy the generated password (the xxxx xxxx xxxx format). It is shown only once.
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Paste it in Meeeters
Dashboard → Settings → Connect your site. The card should already say WordPress detected. Enter your site URL (https://yoursite.com), your WordPress username, and the application password.
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Click Connect
Meeeters runs a live test against your site before saving anything. Green means done: from now on, every draft panel shows a Send to WordPress (draft) button.
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Review and publish in wp-admin
Sent articles appear under Posts → Drafts with the title, the content and the meta description as excerpt. Edit, set your featured image, publish. Meeeters never publishes for you.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions people ask most about this topic.

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Do I need to install a plugin?

No. Application passwords are built into WordPress since version 5.6, and Meeeters uses the standard WordPress REST API. Nothing to install, nothing to update.

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Can Meeeters publish without my approval?

No. Every article arrives with the draft status. You open it in wp-admin, edit if you want, and press publish yourself.

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Is the application password safe?

It only grants the API access of the user who created it, and you can revoke it anytime from the same screen. Meeeters stores it server-side only, encrypted at rest on our locked credentials table, and never shows it again.

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It says connection test failed, what do I check?

Three usual causes: the site URL must be the root (https://yoursite.com, no /wp-admin), the username is your WordPress login (not the email in some setups), and some security plugins block the REST API, add an exception for /wp-json.

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Can Meeeters touch anything besides blog drafts?

No. Meeeters only calls the WordPress REST API to create draft posts. It never sees your theme, your plugins, your files or your code, and it has no way to reach a custom dashboard or the logged-in area of your product. For extra safety, create the application password on an Editor account rather than an Administrator one.

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What if a draft contains a mistake?

It is a normal WordPress draft: you fix it in wp-admin like any other post. Nothing Meeeters sends is locked or managed remotely. Once a draft lands on your site, it is entirely yours.

Open Settings and connect →
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