PusharooLooking for a Webpushr alternative?
Webpushr is one of the more generous free plans: every feature up to 10,000 subscribers. Past that, pricing steps up by list size. Here’s how it compares, from Webpushr’s pricing page on Nov 12, 2026.
- Webpushr: free up to 10,000 subscribers with all features; $29/mo to 50K, $49 to 100K, $99 to 150K (Nov 12, 2026).
- Webpushr includes unlimited websites, segments, team members and API access on all plans.
- Webpushr supports non-HTTPS sites through its own technology; Pusharoo requires HTTPS on your domain.
- Pusharoo has no subscriber tiers at all.
At a glance
| Pusharoo | Webpushr (pricing page, Nov 12, 2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Unlimited, for life | Up to 10,000 subscribers, all features |
| Paid tiers | None | Individual $29/mo (50K), Startup $49/mo (100K), Growth $99/mo (150K), Enterprise custom |
| Websites | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Segments / API | Unlimited segments; REST API, JS API + signed webhooks | Unlimited segments; unlimited API access |
| In-browser messaging | No | Yes |
| HTTP (non-HTTPS) sites | No — HTTPS on your domain | Yes, via its proprietary approach |
| Branding | Never | See its plans |
Cost as you grow
| Subscribers | Webpushr (list) | Pusharoo |
|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | $0 | $0 |
| 50,000 | $29/mo | $0 |
| 100,000 | $49/mo | $0 |
| 150,000 | $99/mo | $0 |
| 150,000+ | Custom | $0 |
Webpushr’s prices are fair for what it includes; the difference is that Pusharoo has no tiers.
When Webpushr is the better fit
- Your site isn’t on HTTPS and you can’t change that.
- You want in-browser messaging alongside push.
- You want a WordPress plugin rather than a file upload.
- You need a REST API to send pushes from your own backend.
Where Pusharoo is not the right pick: it does web push only — no native app push, email, SMS or WhatsApp — and it has no ready-made store plugins. Cart reminders work through events you send (Pusharoo.track('added_to_cart') or the REST API) plus an automation that stops on purchase, so they need a little setup rather than a one-click integration. If you want everything pre-wired for your store, a paid platform may be worth it.
Feature notes worth checking
- Both tools support segments; Pusharoo segments by site, device, language, timezone, tags, custom events, recency, clicks, inactivity and subscription age.
- Both support scheduling and welcome automations.
- Both offer an API: Webpushr lists unlimited API access; Pusharoo has a server-to-server REST API (120 requests/min per key), a browser JavaScript API and signed webhooks.
- Pusharoo’s service worker always lives on your HTTPS domain, so permission belongs to you.
A quick way to decide
If your list will stay under 10,000 subscribers and you want a WordPress plugin, Webpushr’s free plan is excellent. If you expect to grow past 10,000, run several large sites, or simply don’t want a bill to appear later, Pusharoo removes the question entirely. Either way, compare on your own site: install one on a staging page and test the prompt, iPhone flow and dashboard.
Switching from Webpushr
Push subscriptions are tied to the VAPID key of the service that created them, so no provider can silently copy another’s list. When you switch, visitors re-subscribe to the new service: run both for a few weeks, point your prompt at the new one, and keep sending from the old one until its list shrinks (step-by-step switching guide).
Where Pusharoo isn’t the right pick
Where Pusharoo is not the right pick: it does web push only — no native app push, email, SMS or WhatsApp — and there are no ready-made store plugins or geo-location targeting. Ecommerce triggers such as cart reminders work through events you send (Pusharoo.track() or the REST API) plus an automation, which takes a little setup. iPhone and iPad subscribers need iOS/iPadOS 16.4+ and your site added to the Home Screen — that’s Apple’s rule for every provider.
A note on HTTP sites
Browsers only allow service workers and push on secure origins. Tools that support HTTP sites do it by collecting the subscription on a domain they control, so the permission belongs to that domain rather than yours (why that matters). Today, free certificates make HTTPS easy on almost every host — worth doing for SEO and security anyway.
Questions
Is Webpushr free?
Yes, up to 10,000 subscribers with all features and no time limit, according to its pricing page (Nov 12, 2026).
What happens on Webpushr after 10,000 subscribers?
Its page lists paid plans: $29/mo up to 50K, $49/mo up to 100K and $99/mo up to 150K.
Can I move from Webpushr to Pusharoo?
Yes, but subscribers re-subscribe on your domain with the new service worker. See our migration plan.
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