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Push Notifications
Reach users on the lock screen — before they open another app.

High-volume traffic delivered to opted-in subscribers across desktop and mobile. Built for re-engagement, sweepstakes, betting, iGaming and app installs.

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Sweepstakes · iGaming · Betting · Mobile apps · Crypto offers

Push notification traffic puts your offer in front of a user at the exact moment they unlock their device. On desktop, a native-looking browser alert appears in the corner of the screen; on Android, it lands in the notification tray alongside messages from apps the user already trusts.

Because subscribers opt in, push traffic tends to hold attention longer than banner inventory. The format rewards sharp creative: a short, specific headline and an icon that reads at 192 pixels. We buy on CPC and CPM, cap frequency by subscriber, and let you blacklist sources that do not convert.

Push is the workhorse of performance media. It is not subtle, it is not pretty, and it is still one of the cheapest ways to generate a first deposit, a sweepstakes entry or an install at volume.

What you get

  • Opt-in subscriber inventory with no ad-blocker interference
  • Frequency capping, dayparting and pacing at campaign level
  • Source-level blacklists and whitelists
  • S2S postbacks and third-party tracking support

Specs & targeting

DevicesDesktop, Android, iOS, tablet
Buying modelsCPC, CPM
CreativeIcon 192×192, image 360×240, title up to 30 characters
TargetingGEO, device, OS, browser, connection type, dayparting
Review timeUnder 24 hours for approved verticals

How we buy it

Every push notifications campaign is structured the same way: a test phase with tight caps, a read after enough clicks to be meaningful, then budget moved to the sources and creatives that hit your cost per event. Sources that miss twice are blacklisted, not tolerated.

Your reporting includes clicks, spend, conversions from postbacks and sub-ID performance. If you need a custom macro or a third-party tracker, we test the endpoint before launch.