With our page visit campaigns, you can! Create a new campaign of this type and select which page should be the trigger for one or more notifications to be sent. You can choose a specific page, or a group of pages which begin or end with some specific text. For example, a clothing shop could choose all jackets by selecting “page starts with” and input the text “category/jackets/”

Yes, definitely! All you need to do is include our import script to the first line of your service worker file and have our snippet added to the of your website. However, please note you can not use multiple push notification services at the same time. Make sure there is only one service using the Push API

With PusherStudio, you can easily send scheduled notifications. Navigate to the Push Notifications tab in your portal and create a new notification like you're used to. Complete step 1 'compose' and click 'next' to go to step 2. Below the 'vibration pattern' field, you can switch on the 'scheduled sending' button and select an exact date and time to send your notification. Mind the time zone you're in which is listed above the date/time selector, and make sure you correctly select AM or PM time. When you're done, select 'Save Notification' (right corner). The notification is now saved to your scheduled menu!

If you forgot your password, you can reset it at the login page. Simply click “forgot your password?” below the login fields and you will be sent a link to reset your password. If you still can’t login to your account, contact support at info@iroot.in, with subject “account”.

We now charge tax on top of the subscription price. If you are a business, you can remit the tax from your local tax authority.

It's super easy to use PusherStudio on popular CMS vendors. For every domain you want to use PusherStudio on, generate an API key in the domain settings. Copy this API key and input it in your CMS. We currently support: - Magento 2 - WordPress ‍- BigCommerce - WooCommerce - Shopify (coming soon!)

You can send a Push Notification in a few easy steps. Select the domain you want to send Push Notifications from. Next up, go to “notifications” in the sidebar menu and follow the steps to create a Push Notification. Give your notification a name, provide it with a message title, body text, destination URL, and a button text. In step two, you can provide the notification with a Time to Live and a Vibration pattern. A mobile preview is shown immediately and by pressing “Test Now”, you can preview the notification on a laptop/desktop. Subsequently, save the notification as a draft, schedule the notification, or send it directly.

In short, no. Our code is very basic and will not affect your website’s performance in any noticeable way.

No need to worry, you can edit the domain from the settings page and add the correct domain name. This will not affect any running operations.

You can choose a vibration pattern for the device’s vibration hardware to emit when the notification fires. At the moment, this functionality is supported by Chrome, Opera, and Samsung browsers on Android up to version O.