Popup Builder Push Notification 2.1

Popup Builder Push Notification is a WordPress plugin that helps you turn website visitors into opted-in subscribers using a browser push popup. It solves the challenge of reaching users again after they leave your site by delivering timely notifications directly in their browser. Built as a Popup Builder extension, it lets you set up push campaigns with a clear “Allow” / “Disallow” flow that matches permission-based marketing. In minutes, you can create a lightweight popup, collect subscribers, and start sending browser notifications with your message.

To work correctly, the plugin requires the PHP GMP extension—enable it in your PHP settings or ask your hosting provider to activate it.

Main Features

• Browser push subscription popup — Displays an “Allow” / “Disallow” prompt to collect web push subscribers.
• Permission-based opt-in flow — Ensures notifications are sent only to users who actively allow them.
• Campaign message editor — Lets you write the push notification text that subscribers will receive.
• Icon for notifications — Adds an icon to visually represent your push message in the browser.
• Optional redirect URL — Sets a destination users open when they interact with the notification.
• Subscriber collection — Builds and maintains a list of opted-in browser subscribers.
• Timely web push delivery — Sends your campaign notifications to users right in their current browser environment.
• Popup Builder extension integration — Works within the Popup Builder workflow on WordPress sites.
• PHP GMP dependency — Uses the required PHP GMP extension for proper operation.

Benefits

• More repeat engagement — Brings visitors back with browser-based notifications instead of relying only on page reloads.
• Higher opt-in quality — Permission prompts help you build a subscriber list that truly wants updates.
• Better user experience — Clear “Allow” / “Disallow” choices give users control over their notification preferences.
• Clear call-to-action — Icons and messages make notifications easier to understand at a glance.
• Improved conversion paths — Optional redirect URLs help drive subscribers to relevant pages after interaction.
• Fast campaign setup — Simple fields (icon, message, URL) help you launch new push campaigns quickly.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that want to re-engage customers and bring them back to product pages.
• News, blog, and content websites running frequent updates.
• Marketing teams and agencies building permission-based subscriber campaigns.
• Online course and membership sites notifying learners about new lessons or announcements.
• SaaS websites communicating releases, reminders, or feature updates.
• Small businesses aiming for lightweight, WordPress-native engagement without complex setups.