One click after approval. Formatting, structure, and metadata
carried over intact. Never before your sign-off.
Approve → Publish
Always in that order. There is no other order
Ghost
Self-hosted & Ghost(Pro)
WordPress
Application Passwords
Logged
Every publish, on record
An approved draft that takes 40 minutes to publish isn't done — it's a new task
Copy from the editor, paste into the CMS, watch the headings flatten. Re-build the structure, re-insert the links, re-enter the meta description in a different screen. Do it again next week, for the next article, forever. Multiply across a refresh program and the paste-work becomes a real cost — and a real source of errors nobody reviews, because the review already happened.
Draftcamp publishes the approved draft directly: headings, structure, links, and metadata carried over exactly as approved. What your editor signed off on is what lands in the CMS — nothing re-typed, nothing silently mangled in transit.
APPROVAL FIRST, ALWAYS
Publishing is a privilege the draft earns by being approved. The connection is set up once per site — an Admin API key for Ghost, an Application Password for WordPress — and from then on, approved drafts ship in one click.
One connection per site
Connect your CMS once, scoped to your organization and site. Credentials stay server-side — never exposed to the browser.
Update-safe re-publishing
Refreshed articles update the existing post — same URL, same rankings equity — with concurrency checks so a simultaneous CMS edit is never silently overwritten.
A publish log per article
Every publish is recorded: what shipped, where, and when. Full history of what went live, per article, per CMS.
The honest answers.
Book a 30-minute demo — the full loop: audit, brief, draft, your approval, and one-click publish to a real CMS.
✓ 30 minutes ✓ Approval first, always ✓ Your credentials, revocable anytime