Companies Using PushAlert

PushAlert is a small web push tool with an unusually mixed customer base: stores as well as publishers. Its about page calls it InkWired's third major product, launched in January 2017 and made in India. A domain counts in our crawl when its pages load PushAlert's script from cdn.pushalert.co or set the variable its code creates. After cleaning, that's 1,133 live domains in our October 2026 crawl, 11th of 39 in Push Notifications, and 422 of them match a company record.

What we took out

The raw count needed cleaning before it meant anything. Our crawl detected PushAlert on 1,234 live domains, and our title filter removed 36 for-sale and gambling pages. When I fetched every remaining homepage on 15 October, I found 65 more gambling domains: the Indodepo88 slot network (20), TOGAPLAY (13, several of them older domains that now redirect to it), Ozwin Casino (7), HOLYPLAY17 (6), Gilajp (4), 11 other online casinos and 4 poker or betting sites. That's 5.4% of what the title filter left. Our category table uses the cleaned count too.

"About one in 18 of PushAlert's domains turned out to be casino or slot sites the title filter couldn't see. Without them, the base is small shops, schools and publishers, and India leads it." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: filter gambling out of any push-tool list before you use it. On PushAlert, the cleaned 1,133 domains are the usable list.

Is the code still running?

I sampled 50 random clean domains. 44 still carried PushAlert's code. 18 loaded its integration script in our browser, 2 of them also fetched the opt-in page PushAlert hosts on a per-account subdomain, and 3 had a service worker running. 26 more carried the code when fetched directly but didn't finish loading in our browser. 3 had removed it and 3 didn't answer. Exits are real, though: 392 domains dropped PushAlert on at least one hostname after tracking began in March 2026, and only 26 of those still run it on another hostname.

Accounts are mostly one site each. 568 homepages exposed a PushAlert account id, using 529 different ids, and 499 of those ids sit on a single domain. The multi-domain accounts are brands with many domains. Streamlabs runs one account across eight of its product sites, including twitchalerts.com and crossclip.com; HYCM, the forex and CFD broker, runs one across seven; an IT consultancy one across five. Stores do the same by country: three store brands run 10 to 12 domains each under one title.

Sales signal: collapse brand domain sets before you count accounts. Seven brands, including MATW Project's six charity domains, account for about 60 domains.

Small companies, many sectors

57.43% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 24.94% have 11 to 50, close to OneSignal's 58.67% in the smallest band. Only six have more than 1,000 staff, among them Sathyabama University, HZZ, Croatia's employment service, and Partners Group in Slovakia. They're young: 46.22% were founded in the 2010s and 21.51% in the 2020s. No industry dominates. Retail leads at 5.36%, and with Retail Apparel and Fashion (2.68%) shops reach 8.04%; IT Services (4.29%), Media Production (3.75%) and Software Development (3.49%) follow. The named users are as spread out: SHEIKE's fashion store in Australia, Dial a Bed in South Africa, FC Goa's club site, MEED's business news and the Swanage Railway in Dorset.

Sales signal: there's no vertical to specialise in. Sell by store platform and country instead, and expect a founder or a small marketing team as the buyer.

India first

India has 67 matched companies, the United States 56 and the United Kingdom 37, then Brazil (18) and Canada (16). The Indian side of the list includes Sathyabama University, FC Goa and Logixhunt, a software studio in Bhilai, and two sellers of Indian products abroad use it too: Aashni + Co in the United Kingdom and Distacart in the United States. Germany and the Netherlands have 14 matched companies each, and New Zealand 6.

Sales signal: for anyone selling to Indian small businesses, a PushAlert list is a ready filter. The US and UK rows are a second, separate audience of small stores and service firms.

Stores as well as blogs

Percentages here are of the 1,133 clean domains we analysed for overlaps. WordPress runs on 47.04% and Elementor on 18.01%, well below OneSignal's 61.02% WordPress share. Stores make up much of the rest: Shopify on 11.83%, WooCommerce on 10.77%, Instafeed on 1.94% and Magento on 1.41%. Joomla shows on 4.15%, which fits PushAlert's Joomla plugin. Google Analytics is on 83.5%, DoubleClick Floodlight on 30.54% and Google AdSense on 15.71%.

Sales signal: the Shopify and WooCommerce rows are stores already working on repeat visits. Cart-recovery, reviews and loyalty apps will find more fit there than in the WordPress blogs.

Next to OneSignal and PushOwl

22 domains run PushAlert and OneSignal today, out of 29 ever seen with both, and 13 run PushAlert with PushOwl, the Shopify app, out of 20. Against 1,133 PushAlert domains those numbers are small, and our switching tests found no corridor in either direction. Most PushAlert sites use it as their only push tool.

"PushAlert rarely shares a site with another push tool: 22 domains run it with OneSignal and 13 with PushOwl, out of 1,133." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: there's no migration wave to ride. A rival push vendor wins these accounts one at a time, on price or on a missing feature.

What it costs

PushAlert's pricing page (15 October 2026) lists a free plan with 3,000 subscribers for life. Billed monthly, Basic starts at $12, Premium at $39 and Platinum at $69; annual billing brings them to $10, $33 and $58. Paid plans come with a 15-day free trial and no card. Webpushr's free plan, for comparison, covers 10,000 subscribers.

Sales signal: the 3,000-subscriber cap is low, so growing sites reach it early. That's when PushAlert upsells, and when a rival with a bigger free tier can pitch.

Key takeaways

1. 1,133 live domains after 65 gambling domains came out, 11th of 39.

2. 44 of 50 sampled sites still carry the code; 499 of 529 account ids sit on one domain.

3. Small, young companies across many sectors, with India (67) ahead of the United States (56).

4. A store tool as much as a blog tool: Shopify on 11.83% and WooCommerce on 10.77% of clean domains.

5. 392 domains dropped it since March 2026, a high exit count for a base this size.

How to use this list

Filter by country and platform, collapse brand domain sets into one account, and start with the Shopify and WooCommerce rows if you sell to stores. For the full list of 1,133 PushAlert domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.