Where do I find sona.to in Zapier, Make and n8n?

Search for sona.to when you add a step. In Zapier and Make the app is already there. In n8n Cloud it is in the nodes panel, and on a self-hosted n8n you install the community node n8n-nodes-sonato from Settings, then Community nodes.

Can I connect through MCP instead?

Yes. Point any MCP client, including the MCP steps in Zapier, Make and n8n, at https://mcp.sona.to/mcp and use a token from the API page in your dashboard.

Can a workflow schedule a post?

Yes. The workflow picks the channels, the text and the time, and the post is scheduled like any other.

What can a read-only token do?

It can look but not touch: channels, posts, analytics and SEO data. Anything that changes something needs write access.

How does a workflow know when a post goes out?

Start it with the sona.to trigger for published posts. sona.to sends the event the moment a post publishes, and there are triggers for failed posts and site audits too.

Does this cost extra?

No. The apps, the API, the MCP server and webhooks are on every plan. Zapier, Make and n8n bill their own usage under their own plans.

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Workflow Automation

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Find sona.to in Zapier, Make and n8n and let your workflows schedule posts, pull analytics and react to what happens.

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A spreadsheet row becoming scheduled hotel posts

Most teams already run something between their tools. sona.to plugs into that layer: search for sona.to in Zapier, Make or n8n, connect your account and it becomes a step you can use. Create a post, schedule it, read your numbers or start a site audit, and let a published post start the next step somewhere else.

An app in each platform

sona.to is listed in the Zapier, Make and n8n app directories. Pick it like any other app, connect your account and its actions and triggers appear in your workflow.

The sona.to triggers and actions available in Zapier

Schedule posts from a workflow

A workflow can write a post, pick the channels and set the time, the same way you would in the composer. A row added to a spreadsheet or an approved item in your CMS can become a scheduled post without anyone opening sona.to.