High-Conversion WebPush Marketing Solutions
Intelligent User Reach System
- Native Multi-Channel Coverage：Windows/Mac browser notifications + iOS/Android PWA lock-screen pushes.
- Smart Onboarding Optimization：The average subscription rate for first-time visitors reached 28%.
Seamless Integration
- Developer-Friendly: Implement with just a few lines of code.
- API-First Architecture：Effortless integration with existing martech stacks.
UX-Optimized Delivery
- Smart Timing：Auto-avoid low-engagement hours (e.g. late night).
- Frequency Control：Customizable push limits to prevent fatigue.
Conversion Acceleration
- A/B Testing Engine：Test segmented promotion strategies.
- Guaranteed Delivery：Auto-resend for unopened/clicked-but-unconverted pushes via callback monitoring.
Smart Push Notifications, Skyrocketing Conversions
Superior WebPush Performance Engineered for Results
99.9%+ Delivery Rate
Enterprise-grade infrastructure ensures maximum reach
Sub-Second Response
Ultra-low latency push delivery system
Bank-Level Security
E2E encrypted data transmission (GDPR compliant)
One-Click Integration
Plug-and-play SDK with no coding required
Smart A/B Testing
Intuitive interface for effortless campaign optimization
Google Chrome
(Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android)
Firefox
(Windows, Mac OS, Linux)
Safari
(Mac OS)
Opera
(Windows, Mac OS, Linux)
Microsoft Edge
(Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does EngageLab WebPush Support PWA Notifications?
Yes, EngageLab WebPush supports PWA notifications. You need to integrate our Web SDK into your PWA application and follow the sample code in our documentation to register the Service Worker and initialize Web Push functionality. For detailed integration steps, please refer to our product docs.
Can Users Still Receive WebPush After Clearing Browser Cache/Cookies?
Online Push: Real-time delivery still works via Aurora Channel
Browser Channel:
Clearing cache/cookies unsubscribes users (subscription data stored in IndexedDB)
Auto-resubscribes when users revisit (requires "Allow Notifications" permission)
Push will stop if:
User changes permission to "Ask/Block"
User clears notification records from browser settings
Browser Channel:
Clearing cache/cookies unsubscribes users (subscription data stored in IndexedDB)
Auto-resubscribes when users revisit (requires "Allow Notifications" permission)
Push will stop if:
User changes permission to "Ask/Block"
User clears notification records from browser settings
What's the Difference Between Native Permission Prompts and EngageLab Soft Prompts?
Native permission prompts are browser-built, non-customizable requests (HTTPS only) with strict limits: Chrome blocks prompts for 1 week after 3 rejections; Firefox/Safari require manual re-triggering after denial. EngageLab Soft Prompts overcome these limitations by:
1) Allowing repeated triggering (even after native prompt rejection);
2) Smart intent detection (only triggers native popup when users click "Allow", preserving future opportunities if they click "Cancel"), significantly improving subscription rates. Learn more in our docs.
1) Allowing repeated triggering (even after native prompt rejection);
2) Smart intent detection (only triggers native popup when users click "Allow", preserving future opportunities if they click "Cancel"), significantly improving subscription rates. Learn more in our docs.
