Scheduled Publishing
Prepare content in advance and let it go live automatically at the right moment.
React Bricks includes built-in scheduled publishing, so teams can launch pages, campaign updates, and seasonal content at the exact date and time they choose. It can also trigger build hooks when scheduled content goes live.
Scheduled publishing in React Bricks
What it is: Scheduled publishing lets teams prepare content ahead of time and automatically publish or unpublish it at a chosen date and time.
How React Bricks handles it: React Bricks supports publish and unpublish dates, scheduled page variants, and automatic build-hook triggering for statically generated websites.
Why it matters: Campaigns, launches, seasonal pages, limited-time offers, and content calendars can be prepared ahead of time and released at the right moment.
Control when pages go live
In React Bricks, page visibility is controlled by an optional publish date and an optional unpublish date.
A page becomes visible on the frontend when the current date and time are after the publish date, and it stays visible until the unpublish date if one is set. If neither date is configured, the page is published immediately and remains visible unless it is set to draft.
Plan multiple content changes in advance
On plans where the A/B Testing feature is enabled, React Bricks takes scheduled publishing further: you can create multiple variants of the same page and schedule each one to become active at a different date and time. Learn more about A/B testing.
This makes it possible to prepare an entire timeline of page updates ahead of time. For example, you can schedule a Christmas homepage and have it automatically switch to a New Year version later, without any manual intervention.
Automatic build-hook triggering
If your site uses static generation, scheduled publishing may also require a new deployment on your hosting platform, such as Vercel, Netlify, AWS, or GitHub Actions. This is especially common with Next.js or Astro frontends.
React Bricks can handle that for you. Just enable the "Trigger hook on scheduled publishing" option for your production build hook, and React Bricks will automatically trigger it as soon as the scheduled content is published.