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Register your own Whop OAuth application, put its client id in your environment, and connect the channel.
1

Create a Whop OAuth Application

Go to the Whop Developer Portal and create a new application.Grant it all six scopes:
Whop is the one network where a missing scope does not stop the connect. Unlike every other OAuth channel here, the scopes are not verified when you connect, so the channel appears and looks healthy. You find out later, when a post fails and asks you to reconnect with the required permissions. Grant all six now.
2

Get and set your Client ID

Copy the Client ID from your Whop application settings and add it to your .env file:
3

Add a Redirect URI

Your Whop OAuth2 Redirect URI:
  • Production: https://postqueen.example.com/integrations/social/whop
  • Local development: http://localhost:4200/integrations/social/whop
  • Docker: http://localhost:4007/integrations/social/whop
Add this redirect URI in your Whop application settings.
4

Add Whop as a Channel in PostQueen

Go to the PostQueen web interface, click Add Channel, and select Whop. You will be redirected to Whop to authorize the connection.
5

Create a Post

When creating a post for Whop, you will need to configure:
  • Company: Select which Whop company to post under.
  • Forum: Select the forum (experience) to post in.
  • Title: An optional title for your forum post.
The post content supports Markdown formatting. You can also attach files to your post.
The channel is in the left sidebar with its avatar and name. That is the whole confirmation: if it is in the list, she can post to it.

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Next steps

What she can post to Whop

Limits, post types and settings

Configuration reference

Every variable she reads

Connect errors

Invalid state, invalid_grant and the rest

Another channel

Every network, and what each one asks for