Can PushAlert be implemented if I use my own HTTPS domain/subdomain on my non-https website for sending notification?

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• Can PushAlert be implemented on non-https (non-secure http) websites?

  PushAlert can be implemented on both HTTP and HTTPS websites. The implementation is a bit different but it's possible on both easily. In case of HTTP websites, you will need your own HTTPS domain or subdomain (different than your main domain) which ...

• How to integrate PushAlert Notifications on my website?

  We have created tutorials on the integration of PushAlert based on the platform you use. Please head to your dashboard, click on your website domain, and then head to the Integrate section from the left menu. Directions to install the service will be ...

• How can I import my existing subscriber database to PushAlert?

  If you’re using the same HTTPS origin (domain or subdomain), subscribers will be automatically re-subscribed to PushAlert the next time they visit your site. No prompt will appear, and they’ll start receiving push notifications from PushAlert right ...

• Why did I see a huge dip in total subscribers just after sending a notification?

  When a notification is sent, PushAlert checks for active subscribers. While we actively remove unsubscribed users from your account, if the unsubscription takes place from the browser instead of our widget, that information is only available when a ...

• PushAlert REST API Limits

  PushAlert provides a robust REST API to be used on your server along with a front-end JS API. Most of the functions of the dashboard can be performed using the REST API with proper authentication. The documentation here provides all the necessary ...