Autoposting via n8n, Make and Zapier
Any source via n8n, Make or Zapier — and a post on every channel.
Telegram 
VK 
Max The problem
Content is born in different places: an RSS feed, a form on the site, a Google Sheets table, a Notion database. Connecting all of that to publishing on Telegram, VK and Max usually means writing code and maintaining integrations.
How Crosslybot solves it
Crosslybot accepts posts via webhook — which means it can be connected to n8n, Make or Zapier as a regular HTTP step. A no-code scenario assembles a post from any source and sends it to Crosslybot, which distributes it across the platforms.
Crosslybot accepts posts via webhook, so it can be connected to any no-code platform — n8n, Make, Zapier — as a regular HTTP step. The scenario assembles a post from an RSS feed, a web form, Google Sheets or Notion and sends it to Crosslybot.
From there Crosslybot distributes the content across Telegram, VK and Max. There’s no need to write code and maintain platform integrations: the webhook is just a POST with JSON, and idempotency_key protects against duplicates on repeated scenario runs.
How to set up
Create a webhook endpoint
In the Crosslybot dashboard, create an incoming webhook and attach it to a project with targets.
Build the scenario
In n8n, Make or Zapier add a trigger (RSS, form, Sheets, Notion) and an HTTP Request step.
Configure the POST
In the HTTP step, specify the endpoint URL, the Bearer token and a body with text, media, idempotency_key.
Enable automation
The scenario fires on the trigger — the post goes to Crosslybot and on to every channel.
What's inside
Any source
RSS, web forms, Google Sheets, Notion, databases — anything a no-code platform can do becomes a post source.
No code
The Crosslybot webhook is a regular HTTP endpoint. No platform SDKs or servers to maintain.
Idempotency
idempotency_key protects against duplicates if the scenario fired twice — a common situation in no-code.
Result
Any content source connects to publishing in an evening, with no developer. Crosslybot becomes the final step of any no-code scenario.
FAQ
Which platforms does it work with?
Any with an HTTP Request: n8n, Make, Zapier, Pipedream and similar. Crosslybot is just a POST to a webhook.
Do I need a developer to set it up?
No. The scenario is built visually, and the request body is simple JSON. Examples are in the webhooks docs.
How is the endpoint protected?
A Bearer token, an optional HMAC signature and an IP allowlist. n8n/Make/Zapier can add headers and a signature.
What plan is needed?
Webhook IN is available on the Pro plan and above.
Ready to try?
Connect the bot in 2 minutes. Free plan — no cards, no signup.