PostozoHow to connect Hashnode to Postozo
Paste a few details from Hashnode and start scheduling. This guide shows where to find each detail, each screen in Postozo, and how to fix common errors.
What you need before you start
- A Hashnode blog. Since 13 May 2026 Hashnode only allows API posting for blogs on its Pro plan.
- A personal access token from your developer settings.
- The blog address, for example yourblog.hashnode.dev.
Hashnode connects with details you copy from Hashnode (a key, token or app password). Postozo checks them with Hashnode before saving and stores them encrypted.
Connect Hashnode step by step
Step 1. Open Add Channel
Sign in to Postozo. On the Calendar, press Add Channel at the top of the channel list. A window opens with a tile for every network. Find the Hashnode tile and press it. Each tile also has a How to connect link that opens this guide.
If the tile says Coming soon on this server, the server you use has not added its Hashnode app keys yet. Ask the person who runs your Postozo server. On postozo.com this is done for you.
Step 2. Fill in your Hashnode details
A form opens. It asks for 2 details: Personal access token, Blog address. Under each field, press Where do I find this? to see the exact steps. We copy those steps below.
Personal access token
- Go to hashnode.com/settings/developer.
- Press Generate New Token and copy it.
- Since 13 May 2026, Hashnode only allows API posting for blogs on its Pro plan.
Blog address
- The address of your Hashnode blog without https://.
- For example yourblog.hashnode.dev, or your own domain like blog.yoursite.com.
Step 3. Press Connect
Postozo checks the details with Hashnode before it saves anything. If something is wrong, the form stays open and shows what to fix. Nothing is saved until the check passes. The details are stored encrypted.
Step 4. Check the new channel
Back on the Calendar, the new channel shows in the channel list on the left, with a small Hashnode badge on its picture. A message at the bottom says it is connected. You can now pick it in the post editor.
Step 5. Set your preferences
Press the 3 dots next to the channel to open its menu. From here you can set Preferences (default settings for every new post on this channel, like Article title, Subtitle, Tags), edit time slots, move the channel to a customer, reconnect, turn it off or delete it.
Common errors and how to fix them
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| "Hashnode has no blog at that address" | Check the blog address. Use the address without https://. |
| Hashnode refuses the request | Since 13 May 2026, Hashnode needs the Pro plan on the blog for API access. |
| A red message under a field | The value does not have the right format. The message says what it should look like. |
| "We could not reach Hashnode right now" | Hashnode did not answer. Wait 1 minute and press Connect again. |
| "Your plan allows N channels" | You reached the channel limit of your plan. Remove a channel you do not use, or upgrade in Billing. |
How to reconnect
If the Hashnode details stop working (for example you deleted the key or changed the password), Postozo marks the channel with a warning and pauses its posts. Press the 3 dots next to the channel, then Reconnect channel. The same form opens. Paste the new details and press Reconnect. The channel keeps its posts, time slots and preferences.
How to disconnect Hashnode
Press the 3 dots next to the channel, then Delete. Postozo removes the channel and deletes its stored details right away. Upcoming and draft posts for that channel are removed too. Posts that are already live stay on Hashnode. You need the admin or owner role in your workspace to delete a channel.
To cut access on the network side as well, delete the key, token or app password you created there.
Want to pause instead? Choose Disable Channel in the same menu. Its posts wait until you turn it back on.
What you can post on Hashnode
Markdown article on your Hashnode blog. The title comes from the Title setting or the first line.
Read more on the Hashnode channel page.
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Questions
Does Hashnode need a paid plan?
Yes, since 13 May 2026 Hashnode asks for its Pro plan on the blog for API posting.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Type your custom domain as the blog address.
Does connecting Hashnode cost extra?
No. There is no extra charge per network. Each connected account counts as 1 channel toward the channel limit of your plan.
What if the Hashnode tile says Coming soon on this server?
The server you use has no Hashnode app keys yet. The server admin adds them in Admin, Networks.
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