Pushfire

Pushfire is a platform designed to enable businesses to set up, build, and send web push notifications to reach their customers. This tool is suitable for businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. According to the vendor, Pushfire is used by internet marketers, e-commerce businesses, online retailers, content publishers, and digital agencies.

Key Features

Unlimited Lists: Pushfire allows users to create and manage multiple web push notification subscribers lists without any limitations. Users can link all their websites to one or more lists, according to the vendor, making it easy to reach different segments of their audience.

Regular Campaigns: With Pushfire, users can send regular web push notifications to one or more of their subscribers lists. They have the flexibility to send notifications immediately or schedule them for a specific time, as claimed by the vendor, ensuring timely and targeted communication.

Autoresponders: Pushfire offers an autoresponder feature, allowing users to set up automated web push notifications that are sent at specified times after subscription. According to the vendor, this helps businesses engage with their audience at predetermined intervals, increasing user engagement and retention.

Personalized Campaigns: Pushfire provides users with a tool to send personalized web push campaigns to specific subscribers at their preferred time. The vendor claims that this feature enables businesses to tailor their notifications based on user preferences, enhancing the relevance and effectiveness of their campaigns.

Works on Multiple Platforms: Pushfire is compatible with various platforms, including Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Android. The vendor states that this ensures businesses can reach their audience across different devices and browsers, maximizing their reach and engagement.

Easy Implementation: Implementing Pushfire is a quick and hassle-free process that takes five minutes or less, according to the vendor. Users simply need to add a code snippet to their website and upload two files, making it easy to get started with web push notifications.