SharePush questions, answered

A browser that is subscribed to your site and still reachable. Readers who unsubscribe, block notifications or whose subscription expires stop counting, and the lifecycle policy pauses the ones who stopped reacting.

Yes. The Free plan covers 10,000 active subscribers on one site, with one user and no card required.

Nothing is blocked. Each send reaches a share of its audience equal to your plan limit divided by your active subscribers, most recently active readers first, until you upgrade.

No. Every plan sends as many campaigns as you like. The plan sets how many active subscribers you reach.

From the plan page in your account. Pick the number of active subscribers you need, billed monthly or yearly.

You are not charged again after the current billing period. The account then moves to the Free plan: your subscribers and your history stay, and sends reach up to the Free plan's limit.

Yes, above 500,000 active subscribers or for more sites and users. Ask for one from the pricing page or the contact form.

When you press send, or at the time you schedule in your site's timezone. It reaches subscribers through each browser's own push service.

Yes, with a live campaign: the notification on the reader's screen is replaced with the new text, silently by default.

Yes. Set a daily cap per subscriber, and campaigns stay under it.

One script tag on your pages and one service worker file at your domain root.

Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop and Android, and Safari on iPhone and iPad from iOS 16.4 for sites added to the Home Screen.

Yes. Any site where you can add a script tag and upload a file to the domain root can use SharePush. A WordPress plugin that does both for you and sends a push when you publish is coming soon.

The browser's push subscription, browser and operating system, an approximate country, and what happened to each notification: delivered, viewed, clicked or closed.

Yes. Our DPA covers how we process subscriber data on your behalf under the GDPR, our security measures and our subprocessors.

One year on the Free plan, five years on Lite, and with no limit on Business and Enterprise.