Per order
The card price is for one send to all subscribers.
SeemerceBeta versionThis section is still being tested and may change.
Direct placement across high-authority publishers, premium media networks, and specialized editorial channels.
Sites with real push subscribers sell one full send to their audience at a set price. Your message reaches them with one click straight to your page.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is what the seller set, payment goes directly to them, and Seemerce only keeps the order process transparent.
0 listings match these filters
The Push Notification Advertising catalog just opened and the first listings are on their way. Are you a seller yourself? Be the first; listing takes a few minutes and carries no commission.
The catalog is not yet big enough for a minimum and median price to mean anything; we will not put a made-up number in their place. Each listing price is transparent on its own card, and as more listings arrive the real stats will sit right here.
Push is the cheapest direct line to an audience that once trusted that site. Its click rate is usually below SMS, but its cost per click often comes out lower too; a sensible pick for general offers and seasonal sales.
A user who allowed notifications on a site sees your message on their browser under that site name, and one click brings them to your link. You are borrowing the host site credibility; that is why its topic match with your offer matters. A tool-shop offer sent to a general news site subscribers performs worse than the same offer on a specialist site in that field.
A short title with a concrete offer, one explaining sentence, one link that opens that very offer. Put the number and the deadline in the text itself, and point the link at the offer landing page, not the homepage; every click that has to search again is lost.
Build your link with UTM; at send time you will see the traffic from that site in your analytics. The seller also records the send with a note in the workroom, and the final confirmation is always yours.
They are not rivals. SMS reaches a phone number and is almost certainly seen, but each send costs more; push is cheaper and its audience more pre-filtered, since they opted in themselves. Spend a limited budget first where the audience is closest to your business.
Sites with real push subscribers sell one full send at a fixed price. Your message reaches your page in a single click.
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Each slot's price is written on its card. The order goes straight to the seller, and so does the money.
The subscriber count is the site's own claim, but we measure the domain authority. Side by side, they give a clearer picture.
Push is no place for long explanations. Put the send time in the order note; a midnight push only trains people to hit close.
A person reviews every listing. The Seemerce pick rests on how complete a listing is and its confirmed order history, and its place is never for sale.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is the one the seller set, and payment goes straight to them.
Every slot says exactly what you get.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
To all subscribers.
Beside the subscriber claim.
In the order note.
One offer and one link.
Sites.
List your subscribers.
We set MDN's guide to the Push API beside this section.
MDN: push needs the user's explicit opt-in and a service worker.
With us Sites with real push subscribers sell one full send at a fixed price.
MDN says each subscription has a unique endpoint.
With us The subscriber count is the site's claim while its domain authority is measured by us; together they give a clear picture.
MDN says the server sends a message to the subscription endpoint.
With us The price is for one send to all subscribers.
MDN shows only the notification, not an explanatory page.
With us Short text, one offer, one link; push is no place for long explanations. Set the send time in the order note; a midnight push only trains the close button.
Telegram Ads keeps half the revenue.
With us The order goes straight to the seller and the money to their account; Seemerce takes no share.
Sources: MDN — Push API
Each figure is from its own source.
The card price is for one send to all subscribers.
SeemercePush is not possible without user consent.
MDNSeemerce takes no share of the deal and is not an ad network.
SeemerceOn Telegram Ads 50% of ad revenue goes to channel owners.
TelegramThe ad-copy limit on Telegram Ads.
TelegramThe size AdSense says tends to have more ad inventory.
Google AdSenseSources: MDN — Push API
Only what the reference document says outright is marked.
| Practice | MDN Push API | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|
| The user's explicit opt-in1 of 1 | Sites with real subscribers | |
| A service worker is required1 of 1 | On the seller's side | |
| A unique endpoint per subscription1 of 1 | A send to all subscribers |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: MDN — Push API
Telegram Ads gives 50% of ad revenue to channel owners. On Seemerce the seller sets the price and the money goes straight to their account.
Sources: Telegram Ads; the Seemerce advertising page
Only what this page already promises.
Browser or app notifications to an audience that already opted in.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
Related names
This site only needs essential cookies to work. With your permission, we also use Google Analytics to learn which pages are most useful. It is your choice, and you can change it at any time. Cookie Policy