One content calendar for
every channel you publish to
The Montu calendar holds articles, product pages, social posts, designs and emails in a single timeline. Plan the month, schedule each item, and let publishing happen without you opening five tools.
What the calendar does
It is the content planning tool at the centre of Montu. Every asset the platform creates lands here with a date, a channel and a status, so you can see the whole month rather than a folder of drafts.
All channels, one grid
Blog articles, social posts, product and category pages, designs and email sit on the same calendar, so gaps and pile-ups are visible before they become a problem.
Schedule and forget
Give an item a date and time and it goes out on schedule to the connected destination, including direct publishing to WordPress and Shopify.
Status at a glance
Each entry shows whether it is planned, generating, ready for review or published, so you always know what still needs a human before its slot arrives.
Fills itself when asked
The platform can populate upcoming slots from your marketing plan, so an empty week becomes a set of drafts you edit rather than a blank page you dread.
How the content calendar works
Schedule while you generate
Any generator: articles, products, pages, categories, social posts, has a Schedule option that spreads the batch across future dates. Those items land on the calendar automatically.
See everything in one view
The calendar shows SEO content and social posts together, per website, with their status: scheduled, generating, published or failed.
Add and adjust
Add an item straight on a day, open an item to edit it, or move things around when the plan changes.
It publishes on the date
With auto-publish on, a scheduled item goes to your connected WordPress or Shopify store on its date. Otherwise it waits for you to publish it manually.
Who the calendar helps
Store owners coordinating a sale across blog, social and email in one week
Solo marketers who lose track of what was promised to whom and when
Agencies showing a client the next month at a glance in one screen
Teams whose posting goes quiet whenever the person who plans it is away
Brands publishing in two languages who need both schedules visible together
Anyone whose content lives in a spreadsheet nobody updates after week two
Calendar questions
What is a content calendar and why do I need one?
It is a dated plan of what you publish, where, and when. It matters because consistency beats bursts. Seeing the month at once shows overlaps, quiet weeks and channels you have quietly abandoned.
Does Montu handle social media scheduling?
Yes. Posts for the platforms you connect can be scheduled from the calendar and sent at the chosen time, with the matching design attached, so the caption and the image travel together.
Can it publish to WordPress or Shopify automatically?
Yes. Connect the site once and scheduled articles, product descriptions or pages can be pushed straight into it, arriving as published or as drafts depending on how you set it up.
How far ahead should I plan content?
A month of confirmed items with a rough outline of the next one works for most small teams. Further out tends to get rewritten anyway, and shorter than that leaves no room to react to results.
What if I need to change something already scheduled?
Open the item before its publish time, edit the copy, move the date, or remove it entirely. Anything not yet sent stays fully editable, and published items remain visible as a record.
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