Pushrr documentation
Integrate web push with any website, Shopify storefront, WordPress site, or server application.
Pushrr documentation
Pushrr is a web push notification platform for websites and applications. Each site has an isolated subscriber audience, browser SDK key, and private server API key. Shopify adds commerce-specific setup and automations; WordPress connects through the same site API contract.
Add website code
Create a site, add its browser snippet, and collect your first subscriber.
Send with the API
Connect a server, CMS plugin, or commerce app with a private site API key.
Install on Shopify
Connect a storefront and enable commerce-specific features.
Recover carts
Configure checkout and cart abandonment automations without losing existing subscribers.
Prepare for review
Use the reviewer checklist and testing notes for Shopify App Store approval.
What Pushrr does
- Collects browser push permission from storefront visitors.
- Stores subscriber status, browser, device, location, and cart attribution when available.
- Sends one-time campaigns to all subscribers, segments, or selected subscribers.
- Sends automated recovery notifications for abandoned carts and abandoned checkouts.
- Tracks delivery, impressions, clicks, unsubscribes, and recovery attribution.
Recommended setup path
Create your Pushrr account and workspace.
Create a site with its public HTTPS URL.
Copy the website code, or connect an integration with the private site API key.
Open the website and subscribe from a real browser.
Send a test campaign or enable abandoned cart recovery.
Important limits
Pushrr works with browsers and devices that support Web Push. Visitors can decline or block notification permission in their browser, and Pushrr cannot override that browser-level decision.
Pushrr prepares per-site web push keys automatically and keeps existing SDK keys, hosted origins, service-worker paths, and VAPID keys stable for existing subscribers.