Web Push

Re-Engage Visitors with Privacy-First Web Push

Browser push notifications powered by the VAPID standard — opt-in, attributed, and triggered by the same behavioural flows that drive your email and SMS.

Bring visitors back without an email address

Most visitors leave before they ever convert. Web push lets you re-engage them straight in the browser — no email or phone required — using the open VAPID standard. In 11metrics, push fires from the same behavioural automation flows as your other channels, so re-engagement stays measured and on-brand.

In the product

See Web Push in action.

Opt-in browser notifications that bring visitors back.

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Capabilities

Everything you need on this channel

VAPID standard

Built on the W3C Web Push / VAPID standard, so notifications work across modern browsers without proprietary SDKs.

Opt-in by design

Visitors explicitly grant permission in the browser — push is consent-first and respects every decline.

Behaviour-triggered

Send push from automation flows when a lead hits a score band or joins an audience cluster.

No identifier needed

Re-engage anonymous visitors who have not shared an email or phone — push works on the browser subscription.

Attributed sends

Push notifications live on the contact timeline alongside ads, email, and SMS for unified attribution.

Queue-backed reliability

Delivery runs on dedicated notification workers, so large pushes never slow tracking or the dashboard.

Why teams add web push with 11metrics

Web push reaches people who never left an email — the hardest segment to win back. 11metrics makes it consent-first and measurable.

  • Open VAPID standard, no proprietary SDK lock-in
  • Explicit browser opt-in — privacy-respecting by default
  • Triggered by score bands and AI audience clusters
  • Fully attributed on the same first-party contact timeline
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What technology powers web push in 11metrics?
Web push is built on the VAPID standard (Voluntary Application Server Identification), the open W3C protocol supported by modern browsers. There is no proprietary SDK — visitors subscribe through the browser’s native permission prompt.
Do visitors have to opt in to receive push?
Always. Web push requires an explicit browser permission grant from each visitor, and every decline is respected. It is a consent-first channel by design, which makes it a privacy-friendly way to re-engage.
Can I send push without knowing the visitor’s email?
Yes. That is the strength of web push — it works on an anonymous browser subscription, so you can bring back visitors who never shared an email or phone, then attribute and trigger sends from the same behavioural flows as your other channels.

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