Webpushr

Webpushr is a web push notification platform for marketers, boasting compatible with all major browsers. It features:

Custom Prompts
Choose from a variety of native custom prompts to fine-tune the visitors' experience. Webpushr users can change text, colors and behavior on when to prompt. All languages are supported.


In- Browser messaging:
Supports fully automated in-browser messaging, in the form of a customizable Subscription Bell or Notification Cards, to make push notifications always available on the target website for all visitors to view & interact with. In-browser messaging also enables the expansion of messaging's reach to all site visitors - even those who are not yet subscribed to Push Notifications. The Webpushr user can see detailed delivery and interaction metrics to fine-tune an in-browser messaging strategy.


Integrations

According to the vendor, Webpushr works with over a thousand apps and web services to help do more with web push technology. For example, the user can automatically send a web push for a new RSS item, or when a new WordPress post is published.

Free for 10k users

The vendor states Webpushr's pricing model is designed to provide an estimated 500% ROI to medium and large sized publishers. As a byproduct of that goal, its pricing provides 60% - 80% better value to medium and large sized publishers when compared to most of our competitors. Webpushr remains free for small publishers with less than 10000 subscribers.

Analytics

Webpushr offers visualization of the entire optin funnel, to provide valuable insights into prompt impressions & optin rate as a percentage of total user sessions. It also provides detailed subscriber information such as device, browser & OS type, geo-location (city, state & country), and timezone. It also monitors delivery performance for each push campaign in terms of confirmed deliveries & user clicks (CTR) in real-time.

Segmentation

Users can create custom segments based on device type, location, session information, custom events & custom attributes. For example, the user can use segments to target customers who have previously visited a certain page or bought a certain product.