Browser push notifications let you reach visitors after they leave — no email address, no phone number, no app download. One click to subscribe, and you can send them targeted messages any time they're online.
No credit card required. First broadcast in under 5 minutes.
Here's why email open rates keep dropping — and what's replacing them
Here's exactly how it works — three steps, under five minutes
No SDK to install, no app to build, no complex configuration. Browser push runs on web standards your visitors' devices already support.
A subtle prompt appears after your visitor has been on site for a few seconds. They click "Allow" — that's it. One click, no form fields, no email required. Their browser registers a VAPID-encrypted subscription that works across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
Write your notification — title (100 chars), body (500 chars), and the page to open on click. Pick a segment: all subscribers, active users, specific roles, alpha testers, new signups, or dormant users. Send now or schedule for later.
When a subscriber clicks your notification, the system records the click with broadcast ID, subscription ID, and timestamp. See your click-through rate in real time. Expired or invalid subscriptions are automatically pruned from your list — no stale endpoints wasting bandwidth.
Track your competitors' G2 and Google reviews in real time. See when sentiment shifts before they do.
Every broadcast tracked with sent count, click count, and CTR. Filter by status to see what's scheduled, sent, or still in draft.
Audience segments built in
Visitor subscribe flow
Concurrent delivery threads
Zero to first broadcast
Free to try. First broadcast in minutes.
Here's what makes this different from generic notification services
Most push tools spray the same message to everyone. This system targets specific user segments, tracks every click, and cleans up after itself.
Target by user role (executive, sales, legal, product, analyst), engagement level (active, inactive, dormant 90+ days), account type (alpha testers, inner circle), recency (new users last 30 days), or blast to all subscribers including anonymous visitors. Segments are calculated at send time from live data — no stale lists.
Draft a broadcast now, schedule it for Tuesday at 9am when your audience is online. The scheduler picks up ready broadcasts automatically — no cron jobs to configure, no manual triggers. Or skip scheduling and send immediately with one click. Status moves through draft → scheduled → sending → sent, with cancel available at any stage before delivery.
Every notification click is recorded — broadcast ID, subscription ID, timestamp. Clicks are deduplicated per subscriber so one person opening the same notification twice doesn't inflate your numbers. CTR is calculated in real time: clicked_count / sent_count. You see exactly which messages resonate and which ones get ignored.
Subscriptions are encrypted with VAPID keys — the web standard for push authentication. Endpoints are validated against permitted hosts (FCM, Mozilla, Apple, Windows push services). When a subscription expires or a browser revokes permission, the system detects the failure and removes the stale endpoint automatically. Your subscriber list stays clean without manual pruning.
Works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
How does this compare to OneSignal, PushEngage, and custom Firebase setups?
Most push services start cheap and get expensive fast — pricing scales with your subscriber list, exactly when push is finally working.
| This Platform | OneSignal | PushEngage | Firebase (DIY) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audience segmentation |
14 segments built in
Role, activity, recency, account type |
Tags & segments
Manual tagging required |
Basic segments
Geo + device only |
Topics
Build your own segmentation |
| Click tracking |
Per-subscriber CTR
Deduplicated, real-time |
Aggregate analytics
Dashboard only |
Basic metrics
Delivered + clicked |
Build your own |
| Stale subscription cleanup |
Automatic
Expired endpoints pruned on delivery |
Automatic
Their infrastructure |
Manual unsubscribe
No auto-cleanup |
Handle errors yourself |
| Delivery speed |
50 concurrent threads
Persistent HTTP connections |
Fast
Their infrastructure |
Varies
Depends on plan |
Fast
Your infrastructure cost |
| Integrated with your CRM |
Yes, same database
User roles, activity, lead data |
Separate system | Separate system | Build integration yourself |
| Pricing |
Included
Unlimited subscribers |
Free to $99+/mo
Per subscriber tier |
$25-$100+/mo
Per subscriber |
Free (infra costs)
Engineering time to build/maintain |
Standalone push services treat your subscriber list as a separate silo. They can't segment by CRM data, user activity, or account type — because they don't have that data. This platform does, because push notifications share the same database as your users, leads, and campaigns. Segments are calculated from live data at send time.
Still not sure? Nothing to lose.
Set up push, start collecting subscribers, and send your first broadcast before you're ever asked to pay.
No per-subscriber pricing. No caps on your audience size. Your subscriber list grows, your bill doesn't.
No SDK, no app build, no complex integration. Your site is already push-ready — the browser handles the rest.
Try it free, cancel anytime.
I was spending $3,000 a month on retargeting ads to bring back visitors who'd already been to my site. They'd read a blog post, browse the product page, and leave. No email captured, no way to reach them.
Email opt-in forms converted at 2%. Even the popup-with-discount trick barely moved the needle. I'd paid to get these people to my site, and 98% left without a trace.
Then I tested browser push notifications. One-click subscribe, no form to fill out, no email to verify. The opt-in rate jumped to 8-12%. Suddenly I had a direct channel to thousands of visitors who would have otherwise been gone forever.
But the tools I tried either charged per subscriber (which gets expensive fast) or couldn't segment by our actual user data. I wanted to send different messages to active users vs dormant ones, to executives vs salespeople. That meant building push into the same system where our user data lives.
That's what this is. Push notifications that share the same database as your users, leads, and CRM. Segment by real data, not just "everyone." Your first broadcast goes out in under five minutes, and you never pay per subscriber.
Email captures 2-3% of your traffic. Push captures 8-12%. The math is simple — more subscribers, more chances to bring them back.
Start Collecting SubscribersNo credit card. No per-subscriber fees. Live in five minutes.