Instead of PushAlert
PushAlert alternatives
PushAlert is geared toward reaching browser visitors: it supports web push across desktop, mobile and tablet devices, and mobile notifications do not require an app. Audience segmentation, automation workflows, API access, campaign analytics and A/B testing help teams target and assess campaigns. Its free plan includes 3,000 subscribers; the Basic plan is $12 per month, while annual plans start at $10 per month and include two months free.
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PushEngage
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Teams needing web, mobile and desktop push — PushEngage offers mobile and desktop push alongside web push, which PushAlert marks unavailable.
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Firebase Cloud Messaging
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+2Developers sending app-targeted notifications at no cost — Firebase Cloud Messaging is free and targets individual devices, device groups or topics, rather than offering PushAlert's managed web-push plans.
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Gotify
Free plan AndroidAPILinux+3Self-hosting a simple message server — Gotify provides a self-hosted server with REST API sending and WebSocket delivery instead of PushAlert's managed web-push marketing service.
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PushBots
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1Mobile app teams using native SDKs and REST APIs — PushBots is built around mobile applications and lists native Android, iOS and PhoneGap SDKs, unlike PushAlert's web-push focus.
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ntfy
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2 - 9
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Pusher Beams
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Azure Notification Hubs
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Azure Monitor
Free plan APILinuxMac+2 - 14
Webpushr
Free plan API - 15
Amazon SNS
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Notifme SDK
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Push4site
Free trial AndroidAPIWeb
The fit is less clear if you need native mobile or desktop push, since PushAlert marks both unavailable. Free sending stops at 3,000 subscribers unless you upgrade, and REST API allowances range from 1,000 to 300,000 calls monthly by plan. The alternatives differ in channels, audience limits and setup: some combine push with email or messaging, while others provide app-focused delivery or a self-hosted server. Compare the limits that apply to your audience and message volume, and decide whether you want a managed marketing platform or a service built around your own app or server.
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