Everything you need to know about Pushnexom — from setting up push notifications and browser compatibility to segmentation, analytics, and API integration.
Our mission, company, and what makes us different.
Setup guide, JavaScript snippet, and first campaign walkthrough.
How web push works, opt-in flows, and message types.
Supported browsers, platforms, and device coverage.
Target the right subscribers with audience segments.
Track delivery, clicks, conversions, and subscriber growth.
REST API, JavaScript SDK, and CMS plugins.
Answers to the most commonly asked questions.
Our mission, values, and the team behind the platform.
Pushnexom is a push and browser notification platform operated by CROSEMARIE, LLC (1228 NORTH LAKESHORE DRIVE NICEVILLE, FL 32578). We help businesses of all sizes reach their customers instantly through native web push notifications — no app download required.
We believe every business deserves a direct, reliable channel to their customers. Our mission is to make push and browser notifications accessible, powerful, and effortless — helping companies boost engagement, drive repeat visits, and grow revenue without the complexity of building an app.
Set up Pushnexom on your website and send your first notification in under 15 minutes.
Getting Pushnexom running on your website takes three simple steps. Most teams are fully operational in under 15 minutes.
Sign up at Pushnexom.com and verify your email. You'll immediately get access to the Pushnexom dashboard where you can manage campaigns, subscribers, and settings.
Copy the lightweight JavaScript snippet from your dashboard and paste it into your website's HTML — just before the closing </body> tag. It works with any CMS, static site, or web application. The snippet handles subscriber opt-in prompts, permission management, and notification delivery automatically.
Once subscribers start opting in, head to the Campaigns section in your dashboard. Compose a notification with a title, message body, icon, and destination URL. Choose your audience segment (or send to all), schedule or send immediately, and watch real-time analytics roll in.
Pushnexom lets you control when and how the browser opt-in prompt appears. Options include:
The Pushnexom snippet works with any website that supports custom HTML/JavaScript. Commonly used with:
How web push works, notification types, and best practices for engagement.
Web push notifications use the W3C Push API, a standard built into modern browsers. When a visitor opts in on your website, the browser registers a unique subscription endpoint with the push service (FCM for Chrome, Mozilla Push for Firefox, etc.). Pushnexom stores this subscription and uses it to send messages through the browser's push channel.
Notifications are delivered by the browser's native notification system — they appear on the user's desktop or mobile lock screen even when your site isn't open. Each notification can include a title, body text, icon, image, action buttons, and a click-through URL.
Every Pushnexom notification supports the following elements:
Which browsers and platforms support web push notifications.
| Browser | Desktop | Android | iOS / iPadOS | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chrome | Yes | Yes | Via PWA (16.4+) | Largest reach; uses FCM |
| Firefox | Yes | Yes | No | Uses Mozilla Push Service |
| Edge | Yes | Yes | No | Chromium-based; same as Chrome |
| Safari | macOS Ventura+ | N/A | Via PWA (16.4+) | Requires HTTPS and web app manifest |
| Opera | Yes | Yes | No | Chromium-based |
| Samsung Internet | N/A | Yes | N/A | Popular on Samsung Galaxy devices |
Web push notifications require your website to be served over HTTPS. This is a browser security requirement, not a Pushnexom limitation. If you don't have an SSL certificate, most hosting providers offer free certificates via Let's Encrypt.
Apple introduced web push support for Safari on macOS Ventura (2022) and iOS/iPadOS 16.4 (2023). On iOS, push notifications work when your site is added to the home screen as a Progressive Web App (PWA). Pushnexom handles the manifest and service worker configuration automatically through the JavaScript snippet.
Based on browser market share data, web push notifications can reach approximately 85–90% of desktop users and 75–80% of mobile users worldwide. Chrome alone accounts for over 65% of global browser usage, making it the primary delivery channel for most campaigns.
Send the right message to the right subscribers at the right time.
Pushnexom supports multiple dimensions for building subscriber segments:
Set up event-triggered notification sequences that run automatically. Common automation workflows include:
Optimize every campaign by testing two or more notification variants against each other. Pushnexom A/B testing lets you split your audience and compare different titles, body text, images, or send times. The winning variant can be automatically sent to the remaining audience after a configurable test period.
Data-driven insights to optimize your notification strategy.
The Pushnexom dashboard gives you real-time visibility into every campaign and your overall subscriber health:
Every sent campaign includes a detailed report showing delivery count, click count, CTR, top-performing devices, geographic breakdown, and click timing distribution. Use these insights to refine your messaging, timing, and segmentation strategy for future campaigns.
Understand your audience with subscriber-level data: device type, browser, geographic location, subscription source page, last active date, and total lifetime clicks. Identify your most engaged subscribers and build high-value segments for targeted campaigns.
Connect Pushnexom to your existing tools, CMS, and backend systems.
The Pushnexom REST API lets you programmatically send notifications, manage subscribers, create segments, and retrieve analytics data. All endpoints are authenticated via API key and return JSON responses. Full documentation is available in your dashboard under Settings → API.
The Pushnexom JavaScript SDK (the same snippet you install on your site) exposes methods for advanced use cases:
Pushnexom.subscribe() — Programmatically trigger the opt-in promptPushnexom.tag(tags) — Add custom tags to the current subscriberPushnexom.setExternalId(id) — Link the subscriber to your internal user IDPushnexom.onSubscribe(callback) — Run custom code after a successful opt-inConfigure webhooks to receive real-time HTTP POST callbacks when key events occur — new subscription, unsubscribe, notification click, or delivery failure. Use webhooks to sync subscriber data with your CRM, trigger backend workflows, or update analytics dashboards in real time.
Pushnexom integrates with popular tools and platforms:
Quick answers to common questions about Pushnexom.
Web push notifications are clickable messages sent directly to a subscriber's browser — even when they're not on your website. They work on desktop and mobile without requiring an app. Subscribers opt in with a single click on the browser prompt.
No. Push notifications are a native browser feature. Your visitors simply click "Allow" on the browser prompt and they're subscribed. No app, no extension, no download required.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Samsung Internet all support web push on desktop and Android. Safari supports push on macOS Ventura+ and on iOS/iPadOS 16.4+ via home screen web apps. Combined, this covers approximately 85–90% of desktop users and 75–80% of mobile users globally.
Yes. Web push notifications require HTTPS — this is a browser security requirement. Most hosting providers offer free SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt. If you're unsure, contact your hosting provider.
Most teams are fully operational in under 15 minutes. Sign up, paste the JavaScript snippet into your site, and you're ready to collect subscribers and send campaigns.
We recommend 2–5 notifications per week for most businesses. This frequency maximizes engagement without causing subscriber fatigue. Use segmentation to ensure each message is relevant to the audience receiving it.
Yes. Subscribers can revoke notification permissions at any time through their browser settings. Pushnexom also provides an unsubscribe link option within notifications. Unsubscribed users are automatically removed from your active subscriber list.
The Standard plan ($5.99/mo) supports up to 2,500 subscribers with basic analytics. The Premium plan ($8.99/mo) adds A/B testing, advanced analytics, and up to 25,000 subscribers. The Ultimate plan ($12.99/mo) offers unlimited subscribers, automation workflows, advanced segmentation, and a full analytics dashboard.
Yes. Pushnexom offers a free trial with no credit card required. Sign up and start sending push notifications immediately to see the platform in action.
Text STOP to the number from which you received SMS messages. For assistance, text HELP. Your consent to receive SMS messages is not shared with partners — Pushnexom is the exclusive brand authorized to send text messages. Message & data rates may apply.
We are committed to safeguarding your information. None of the data collected through our campaigns (subscriber tokens, email, name) will be shared or sold to third parties. We implement rigorous physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Email support@Pushnexom.com or call 18446541611. Our team is available to help with setup, campaigns, API integration, and any technical questions.
Our team is ready to help. Reach out directly or sign up for a free trial to see Pushnexom in action.