Download websites that use PushPushGo

About PushPushGo

Browser push is the one marketing channel that has to declare itself. Before a site can send a notification it must register a service worker and ask the visitor for permission in a browser dialog, which means the code has to be present on the public page and cannot hide inside a server-side integration. Detection is unusually clean as a result, and a domain in this list is a domain that decided to interrupt its visitors after they leave.

PushPushGo has offered the platform since 2016 under a Proprietary licence, with a client side written in JavaScript because the delivery mechanism allows nothing else. We file the product in our Marketing automation category, and the label is worth explaining: push messaging is bought by the same teams, funded from the same budget line and measured with the same funnel vocabulary as email, even though the transport has nothing in common with it. Anyone filtering our data by category should search both push and email vocabulary rather than assume the label describes the plumbing.

Presence says something specific about the business behind the site. Push only repays the permission prompt where there is a reason to come back, a shop with repeat purchases, a publisher with new articles, a marketplace with prices that move. Businesses that sell once and never again do not install it, so the population self-selects towards retention-driven operations. A permission prompt also costs something in bounce rate and in patience, so the decision usually reflects a team that measured the trade-off rather than one adding a tag on a whim.

As of September 2026 we detect the platform on 285 sites, and the count should be treated as a floor. Some installs load the subscription script only after a consent layer resolves or only on a subset of pages, and vendors in this category are frequently deployed through a tag manager, which can place the loader behind a rule our crawler never triggers.

For a researcher the useful output is not the total. Competitors selling push or on-site messaging get a list of accounts already sold on the channel, where the argument is about a switch rather than about a concept. Agencies and retention consultancies get a list of businesses running lifecycle programmes worth auditing. Anyone studying consent behaviour on the web gets a sample of sites that ask for notification permission at all, a smaller and far more specific population than sites running marketing tags in general. A per-domain lookup confirms one install. A downloadable list is what comparing a market requires.