Connect WordPress
RankCharge publishes finished articles to your WordPress site over its REST API. You connect it once from Integrations with a WordPress application password. That password is not your login password.
Create an application password
- Sign in to WordPress as a user who can publish posts.
- Open Users → Profile.
- Under Application Passwords, name one RankCharge and click Add New Application Password.
- Copy the password WordPress shows. It is displayed only once.
Application passwords require HTTPS. If the section is missing, the site is on plain HTTP, or a security plugin is hiding the feature.
Connect it in RankCharge
- Sign in and open Integrations.
- On the WordPress card, click Connect.
- Enter the site URL (including https://), the WordPress username, and the application password.
- Test the connection, then save it. New articles publish to that site when automatic publishing is on.
If the test fails
- Use the WordPress username, not the email address, unless that address is also the username.
- Paste the application password exactly, including the spaces WordPress inserts.
- Confirm the site URL is the public address and that /wp-json/ opens in a browser.
- A firewall or security plugin that blocks REST requests will reject the connection. Allow authenticated requests to /wp-json/wp/v2/.