pushall.net

What It Is

PushAll is a subscription-based push notification platform built around the idea of “one app for all notifications.” It lets users receive alerts from different channels, while websites, blogs, forums, e-commerce stores, and content creators can create channels and send notifications to subscribers via the console or API. The site displays figures for notifications sent, registered users, devices, and channels, but does not provide an independently audited methodology.

Core Features and Channels

Its core focus is not traditional SMS or voice, but push aggregation. On the receiving side, it supports Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, as well as Telegram, Email, and SocketPush. Channel owners can send Broadcast, Unicast, Multicast, or SelfAPI notifications, while users can subscribe/unsubscribe with one click and set keyword filters, which is important for reducing irrelevant notifications. The site claims push response times of 2-15 seconds and says notifications can be received after the browser is closed, with offline users receiving missed notifications after reopening the browser. However, it does not disclose an SLA, actual delivery rates, or regional performance data.

API, Integrations, and Pricing

PushAll provides GET/POST APIs with JSON responses, using pushall.ru/api.php as the unified API endpoint. Parameters include title, body text, icon, destination URL, priority, TTL, filtering controls, and more. It also supports Rich Push with large images and buttons. For no-code use, notifications can be sent manually or integrated via RSS and VK; for developers, there are plugins or libraries for WordPress, PHP Composer, Django, and more. On pricing, the site emphasizes that it is free, ad-free, and prohibits spam, and labels Push as Free. At the same time, it mentions paid features, but does not list specific plans or payment methods.

Pros, Cons, and Compliance

Its strengths are broad device coverage, a low free-entry barrier, and a relatively complete API model, making it suitable for quickly building content update alerts, e-commerce restock notifications, livestream start alerts, and system monitoring alarms. The drawbacks are also clear: the documentation is mainly in Russian, which increases onboarding costs for international teams; compliance disclosure is limited, with only anti-spam, user unsubscribe, and filtering mechanisms visible, and no information on GDPR, data residency, DPA, or similar topics; support channels appear to be limited to email, Telegram news, and founder information, so enterprise support capability is unclear.

Who It’s For and Access from China

PushAll is better suited to content sites, communities, individual developers, and lightweight products with limited budgets, especially where the audience is willing to install or subscribe to PushAll channels. For users in mainland China, the site does not state network accessibility, Chinese-language support, or local payment methods, so access status should be considered unknown. Chinese alternatives include Jiguang Push, Getui, and Tencent Cloud Mobile Push; international alternatives include Firebase Cloud Messaging, OneSignal, Pusher Beams, and others.