Bring them back with one ping.
Pulse sends notifications to people who clicked Allow on your website. They land on the lock screen and the desktop, even after the tab is closed. No app to build, no email address needed.
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Write it. See it. Send it.
Type a title and a message, add a button and see exactly how it looks on each device. In Pulse you can send it now, schedule it, or keep it as a draft.
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Only the people it's for.
Group subscribers into segments and send to one group at a time. Tap the filters to see how an audience narrows down.
Country
Device
Browser
Set it up once. It keeps sending.
Automations do the routine work, so every new subscriber gets a welcome and every new post gets announced.
Flows
A series of pushes that starts when someone subscribes.
- New subscriber
- Wait 1 hour
- Welcome, here is 10% off
- Wait 3 days
- Our best sellers this week
RSS automations
Publish on your blog and a push goes out on its own.
Recurring campaigns
The same kind of message on a schedule you choose.
Monday and Friday at 9:00, in each subscriber's time zone.
Know what worked.
Every campaign counts what was sent, displayed, clicked and closed, so you can see which messages bring people back and which ones they swipe away.
Example data. Your numbers depend on your audience and message.
Live on your site in minutes.
Add your website
Tell Pulse the address of your site and upload the icon people will see next to your notifications.
Paste one line of code
Add the Pulse script to your site's head. It shows the Allow prompt, a subscribe widget or a button, whichever you choose.
Upload pulse.js
Download the small service worker file from your dashboard and put it in the root folder of your site. That is what lets notifications arrive.
<script defer src="https://pulse.pylogix.com/pixel/your-pixel-key"></script>
Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Opera on desktop and Android, and in Safari on Mac. On iPhone and iPad, web push works for sites added to the Home Screen, on iOS 16.4 and later.
Questions, answered.
What is a web push notification?
A short message from a website that shows up on a phone or computer like an app alert, even when the site is closed. People only get them after they click Allow in their browser.
Do my visitors need an app or an email address?
No. They click Allow once and that is it. They can turn notifications off at any time in their browser settings.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Opera on desktop and Android, and Safari on Mac. On iPhone and iPad, web push works for sites added to the Home Screen, on iOS 16.4 and later.
How do I add Pulse to my website?
Add your site in Pulse, paste one script tag into your pages and upload the small service worker file to the root folder. It works on any site where you can do those two things.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan covers 1 website and up to 100 subscribers, with segments, flows and monthly campaigns included.
Can Pylogix set it up or build a custom version?
Yes. Pylogix is a software development company, so we can install Pulse for you, plan your first campaigns or build a private version for your business. Send us a message through our contact page.