easypusher Review, Pricing & Features

EasyPusher is a cloud-managed web push notification tool for WordPress, Shopify, and Webflow sites. See pricing, features, pros and cons, and FAQs.

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Analytics
Pricing
Freemium, from $0/mo
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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EasyPusher is a web push notification platform built for publishers and website owners who want to re-engage visitors after they leave the site. It installs with a native WordPress plugin or a 3-line snippet on Shopify, Webflow, Next.js, or plain HTML sites, and handles delivery, browser compatibility, and infrastructure in the cloud so there's no server setup required. Visitors opt in with a single click and can then receive push notifications directly in their browser on desktop or mobile, without downloading an app or sharing an email address. EasyPusher supports unlimited campaigns, unlimited audience segments, and unlimited websites on every plan, including the free tier, with scheduling and automation tools for sending notifications at the right time. Real-time analytics track delivery, views, and clicks so publishers can measure the impact of each campaign. Plans scale by subscriber count and monthly push volume, from a free tier for up to 20,000 subscribers to an Enterprise tier with unlimited subscribers and dedicated support.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free tier includes all features (unlimited campaigns, segments, and websites) with only subscriber-count limits
  • One-click install via native WordPress plugin or a simple snippet for other platforms
  • Cloud-managed delivery means no server or infrastructure setup required
  • Asynchronous script loading is designed not to slow down site performance or Core Web Vitals
  • No per-message fees; pricing scales only with subscriber count
  • Supports major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera) on desktop and mobile

Cons

  • No email, SMS, or in-app messaging channels — push notifications only
  • No third-party marketing integrations (e.g., Zapier, CRMs) publicly documented
  • Longer analytics retention and priority support require higher-priced tiers
  • Relies on browser push permissions, which some visitors decline or browsers restrict

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