> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://thestacc.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Publishing destinations

> theStacc publishes your generated blog posts straight to your website.

theStacc publishes your generated blog posts straight to your website. Connect one of the supported destinations and, depending on your publishing mode, new posts go live (or land as drafts) automatically. Manage every connection under **Content SEO > Settings > Publishing**, in the **Destination** section.

Supported destinations:

* **WordPress.com** (hosted WordPress)
* **WordPress.org** (self-hosted WordPress)
* **Custom Webhook** (any system that accepts an HTTP POST)
* **Ghost**
* **Webflow**
* **Shopify**
* **Zepio**

## Two rules that apply to every destination

**Only one destination is active at a time.** A project publishes to a single place. When you turn on a new destination, theStacc automatically turns the previous one off — your old connection settings are kept, so you can switch back later without re-entering anything. The Publishing page says it plainly under Destination: *"One destination is active at a time."*

**You need to be a project admin to connect, switch, or test a destination.** Connecting a platform, toggling it on or off, editing its settings, and running a test are all admin-only actions. If you're a member without admin rights, the controls are visible but disabled. (Ask your project owner or an admin to make the change, or to grant you admin on the project.)

With those out of the way, here's each destination.