Opt-in prompt setup
Customize the Pushrr browser opt-in prompt copy, timing, labels, and text direction before collecting subscribers.
Opt-in prompt setup
The opt-in prompt is the storefront message shoppers see before or around the browser permission request. Clear prompt copy improves trust and helps shoppers understand what they are allowing.
Prompt fields
Pushrr supports prompt configuration such as:
- Title.
- Message.
- Allow label.
- Deny label.
- Re-prompt timing.
- Text direction for left-to-right and right-to-left languages.
Good prompt copy
Use specific, plain language:
Get restock alerts, sale reminders, and cart updates from our store.Avoid vague copy:
Enable notifications for updates.Timing guidance
Do not show the browser permission prompt before shoppers understand your store. A short delay or contextual prompt generally performs better than asking immediately on page load.
Text direction
Use left-to-right text for languages such as English, Urdu written in Latin script, and Indonesian. Use right-to-left text for languages such as Arabic, Persian, Hebrew, or Urdu written in Arabic script.
Testing the prompt
Save the prompt configuration.
Open the storefront in a browser profile that has not already blocked notifications.
Confirm the prompt text, buttons, and direction are readable on desktop and mobile.
Click allow and confirm the subscriber appears in Pushrr.
Common mistakes
- Asking for permission before explaining the benefit.
- Using a generic message that does not match the store.
- Showing too much text on mobile.
- Forgetting RTL text direction for Arabic-script languages.