Features
Content Syndication
Distribute your content across Dev.to, LinkedIn, Hashnode, Reddit, X, and CMS platforms.
Content Syndication
Automatically distribute your generated content across multiple platforms. One article becomes multiple posts — each adapted to the platform's format and audience.
Supported Platforms
- Dev.to — technical articles with markdown
- LinkedIn — professional posts
- Hashnode — developer blog posts
- Reddit — link post to a target subreddit (drives backlinks + referral traffic)
- X — one-click share (opens X compose pre-filled; you click Post)
- WordPress — blog posts via REST API
- Shopify — blog articles via GraphQL
- Webflow — CMS collection items
- Ghost — blog posts via Admin API
How It Works
- Generate or select a page to syndicate
- Choose the target platform
- ReachSurge AI adapts the content for that platform's format and tone
- Review and publish — or auto-publish to connected platforms
Reddit is an exception to step 3: posts are the page title + your canonical URL (no AI rewrite). The target subreddit's own rules still apply — most communities gate on account karma, account age, or required post flair. If the subreddit rejects your post, we surface Reddit's error code directly (e.g. NO_FLAIR, SUBREDDIT_NOTALLOWED).
X (Twitter) is also different: instead of auto-publishing, we open X's compose window in a new tab with your tweet pre-filled (title + canonical URL). You review and click Post as your own logged-in X user. Because we never touch the X API, X shares don't count against your monthly syndication quota and don't need any credentials in Settings → Integrations. The tradeoff: we can't show the posted tweet URL in your syndication history since we have no way to verify you actually posted. This design is intentional — X's 2026 API pricing ($0.20 per URL post, pay-per-use) makes a full API integration economically hostile for most customers.
Setting Up Platforms
Go to Settings → Integrations to connect each platform with API keys or OAuth credentials.
Plan Limits
| Plan | Posts/month |
|---|---|
| Free | 5 |
| Starter | 30 |
| Growth | 150 |
| Enterprise | 2,000 |
FAQ
Does syndication create duplicate content issues? No — each syndicated post includes a canonical URL pointing back to your original page.
Can I customize the adapted content before publishing? Yes — you can review and edit the AI-adapted content before it's published.