Frequently Asked Questions
A web push notification is a clickable message that appears in a visitor's browser, even when they are not on your website. It works on desktop and Android, without requiring an app or a phone number.
No. Push notifications work directly through the browser. Visitors just need to click "Allow" once when your site asks for permission.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera and Safari (macOS) support web push. Push notifications are not supported on iOS Safari for regular websites.
Yes — the Free plan lets you add one site, collect up to 10,000 subscribers and send 2 campaigns per month, at no cost. Paid plans remove these limits.
Create a free account, add your site, and copy two small code snippets (a service worker file and one script tag) into your website. Full step-by-step instructions are generated automatically for your site.
Yes. Visitors can revoke notification permission from their own browser settings at any time, and our SDK also supports an explicit unsubscribe button you can add to your site.
We only store what is technically required to deliver notifications (browser endpoint, encryption keys, and basic device info). We never sell subscriber data, and each site's data is fully isolated from other accounts.
Go to the Plans & Pricing page, request the plan you want, and pay via PayPal following the on-screen instructions. We manually confirm the payment and activate your plan, usually within a few hours.
Any other question? Contact us.