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| 更新时间 | 2026年8月25日 13:22 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
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What's New in PushEngage Workflows come to WordPress. List your workflows — view every workflow with Entered, Active, Completed, and Failed stats, explore date-range analytics with conversion goals and revenue tracking, and activate, duplicate, or export campaigns in a click. Smarter value typing for Audience Filters. Audience group attribute filters now preserve the correct value type (number, date, boolean, or text), fixing a class of silent mismatches where values were sent to the backend with the wrong type — so your segments match exactly as configured. PushEngage Growth & Premium Plans PushEngage is free to get started with push broadcasts, subscription popups, and basic segmentation. Unlock cart abandonment recovery, browse abandonment, price drop alerts, back-in-stock notifications, advanced segmentation, A/B testing, drip campaigns, and more by upgrading your plan directly from the plugin dashboard. See all plans and pricing!Browser Notifications for Every Platform PushEngage delivers browser notifications across all major platforms — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave, Samsung Internet, and UC Browser. Your subscribers receive native browser notifications on both desktop and mobile devices, even when they're not actively browsing your website. Unlike email that gets buried in inboxes or social media posts that get lost in feeds, browser notifications appear as real-time OS-level alerts that demand attention. With PushEngage, you get:
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manage_options capability, follows safe readonly and idempotent annotations, and exposes a public MCP-compatible interface so your AI tooling can plan and execute multi-step push notification workflows without custom integration work.
Drag & Drop Popup Builder
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PushEngage comes with a visual popup builder that lets you create beautiful subscription opt-in popups in minutes. Choose from multiple popup styles — floating bar, modal overlay, bell widget, full-screen overlay, and more. Customize colors, text, timing, and targeting rules without touching any code.
Our pre-built popup templates are designed to maximize opt-in rates. PushEngage users consistently see 6-10% opt-in rates compared to the 3-5% industry average.
Pre-Built Campaign Templates
Don't start from scratch. PushEngage includes ready-to-use notification templates for every use case:
pushengage folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Not at all. PushEngage is designed for beginners. You can set up subscription popups, create campaigns, configure WooCommerce automations, and add a click to chat widget entirely through the visual dashboard — no code required.
Yes! PushEngage is free to get started. The free plan includes push notification broadcasts, subscription popups, basic segmentation, and the multichannel chat widget — everything you need to start growing your subscriber list and engaging visitors. For advanced features like cart abandonment recovery, A/B testing, drip campaigns, and WooCommerce automation, you can upgrade to a paid plan directly from the plugin dashboard. See all plans and pricing.
The PushEngage free plan is built for getting started, not for serious scale. It includes unlimited push notification broadcasts, subscription opt-in popups, basic segmentation, the full multichannel chat widget with all 20+ channels, and access to the WooCommerce integration. Free plan subscriber limits and advanced feature access are clearly displayed in the plugin dashboard once you connect a PushEngage account — and you can upgrade in place from the plugin without losing subscribers, segments, or campaign data. Paid plans unlock cart abandonment recovery, browse abandonment, price drop alerts, back-in-stock alerts, drip campaigns, A/B testing, and the full WooCommerce automation suite.
Yes. PushEngage's RSS Auto-Push feature converts new WordPress blog posts into push notifications automatically. When you publish a new post, your subscribers receive a push notification within seconds — using the post title as the notification headline, the excerpt as the message body, and the featured image as the visual. You can enable auto-push globally or scope it to specific post types, categories, or tags. Subscribers click the notification and land directly on your post. Combine auto-push with audience segmentation to send different categories of posts to different subscriber segments.
Yes. PushEngage gives you full control over the subscription opt-in popup. Customize colors, fonts, button text, headline, position, timing, and triggering rules through a visual builder — no coding required. Choose from multiple opt-in popup styles including floating bar, modal overlay, bell widget, full-screen overlay, and Safari-style native prompt. Show different opt-in popups on different pages, set custom delays, target by device or geography, and match the popup to your site's branding automatically with our brand-detection feature. PushEngage also detects existing opt-in tools like OptinMonster and recommends optimal popup delays to avoid stacking.
No. PushEngage never sells, rents, or shares your subscriber data with any third party. Subscriber data — limited to the browser-issued push token, IP address (used for opt-in geo-targeting), and any custom attributes you configure — is stored securely and remains fully owned by you. You can export your full subscriber list at any time, delete subscribers individually or in bulk, and configure data retention to match your privacy policy. Push notification subscriber consent is collected through the browser's native permission prompt, which is the most rigorous opt-in standard available — there's no checkbox you can pre-tick or hidden field you can skip.
PushEngage sends browser notifications (also called web push notifications) directly to your visitors' desktop or mobile browsers — even when they're not on your site. When a visitor subscribes through the opt-in popup, they'll receive browser notifications in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera, Brave, Samsung Internet, and UC Browser. Browser notifications appear as native OS-level alerts and don't require an app install or email address, making them one of the highest-engagement channels available.
PushEngage browser notifications work on all modern browsers and devices: Chrome (desktop & Android), Firefox (desktop & Android), Safari (macOS & iOS 16.4+), Edge, Opera, Brave, Samsung Internet, and UC Browser. On mobile, browser notifications appear in the notification tray just like app notifications. PushEngage automatically detects the subscriber's browser and sends notification formats optimized for each platform.
Yes — Apple added web push notification support in Safari 16.4, which shipped with iOS and iPadOS 16.4 in 2023. Subscribers on qualifying iPhones and iPads receive your push notifications just like desktop users. One thing to know: for iOS push to work, your site needs to be added to the visitor's Home Screen as a web app. Visitors browsing your site in Safari without adding it to their Home Screen won't see the opt-in prompt on iOS. Devices running iOS versions older than 16.4 aren't supported — that's an Apple platform limitation, not a PushEngage one.
Yes. Web push notifications are delivered to mobile browsers on Android. On iOS, web push notifications are supported on Safari 16.4+ (iOS 16.4 and later) when the site is added to the Home Screen. PushEngage also offers dedicated SDKs for Android, iOS, React Native, and Flutter for native app push.
Yes! PushEngage includes a free multichannel chat widget that connects your visitors with 20+ messaging platforms from a single floating button. Supported channels include WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Instagram DM, Telegram, SMS, Phone, Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, X (Twitter), TikTok, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Google Maps, Waze, Viber, Line, WeChat, Skype, and custom channels. You can configure multi-agent routing, set working hours per channel, show different channels on mobile vs. desktop, and customize the widget appearance to match your brand — all without code.
PushEngage makes it easy to add a click to chat button to your WordPress site. After activating the plugin, go to PushEngage → Chat Widget in your WordPress dashboard. Select the messaging channels you want — WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, and others — configure each channel's contact details, and customize the floating button style, position, and colors. The click to chat widget will appear on your site automatically — visitors simply click to open a conversation on their preferred messaging app. No coding required.
PushEngage includes a powerful cart abandonment recovery system for WooCommerce stores. When a subscriber adds items to their cart but leaves without completing checkout, PushEngage automatically triggers a sequence of up to 3 recovery notifications with optimized timing — 45 minutes, 4 hours, and 24 hours after the cart is abandoned. Each notification includes the product name, image, price, and a direct link back to the cart. Cart abandonment campaigns typically recover 5-14% of abandoned revenue. Setup takes under 2 minutes — just enable the campaign and customize the notification messages.
Yes. When your current subscribers visit your site after you switch to PushEngage, their browser automatically re-subscribes them through PushEngage's service worker — no new opt-in prompt needed. The transition is invisible to your subscribers. Subscribers who don't return to your site before you decommission your old service will need to re-subscribe. For most active sites, the majority of engaged subscribers re-connect within the first 30 days.
Push notifications are a browser security feature that requires a secure HTTPS origin — that's a browser requirement, not something PushEngage controls. If your WordPress site runs on HTTP, the browser won't allow the notification permission prompt to show. PushEngage can work around this by delivering notifications through a secure subdomain (yourdomain.pushengage.com). Your subscribers subscribe and receive notifications through that HTTPS address instead of your main domain. That said, we recommend enabling SSL on your site. Every major WordPress host offers free SSL through Let's Encrypt.
The most common cause is a caching plugin serving a saved page before PushEngage loaded. After activating or updating PushEngage, clear your site's cache and CDN cache — this applies to WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, SG Optimizer, Cloudflare, and similar tools. If you're still not seeing the prompt, check two things: first, make sure your browser hasn't already granted or denied notification permission from a previous visit (permissions stick across sessions). Second, open the page in a private/incognito window — this gives you a clean session with no stored permissions to test from scratch.
Yes. PushEngage integrates with the WhatsApp Business API to send automated messages to your WooCommerce customers. You can send abandoned cart recovery messages, order confirmations, shipping updates, payment retry requests, and COD confirmations — directly to your customers' WhatsApp. These WhatsApp messages run alongside your push notification campaigns. When a customer abandons their cart, PushEngage can fire both a push notification and a WhatsApp message in sequence. Two channels, one plugin. WhatsApp automation is charged as a flat platform fee with no per-message costs.
No. PushEngage loads asynchronously and has zero impact on your page load speed. The lightweight JavaScript SDK is served from a global CDN and does not block rendering.
Absolutely. PushEngage lets you create segments based on page visits, product categories, geographic location, device type, engagement behavior, and custom attributes. You can target any segment with broadcasts, drip campaigns, or automation triggers.
Yes — PushEngage is the #1 push notification plugin for WooCommerce. It includes pre-built automation for cart abandonment, browse abandonment, price drop alerts, back-in-stock notifications, order updates, and more. Dynamic product data (name, price, image, URL) is auto-populated in every notification.
Yes — PushEngage is one of the most-installed WooCommerce automation plugins on WordPress.org. The WooCommerce automation suite covers cart abandonment recovery, browse abandonment, price drop alerts, back-in-stock notifications, order update notifications, payment retry, and COD confirmation. Every WooCommerce automation runs through native WooCommerce hooks, so PushEngage works with every WooCommerce theme, payment gateway, and shipping plugin. Pair WooCommerce push notifications with WhatsApp automation for a two-channel cart abandonment recovery sequence — both channels fire automatically from the same WooCommerce automation event. Setup takes under 2 minutes from the PushEngage Triggers menu.
Yes. PushEngage includes A/B split testing for notification titles, messages, images, and CTAs on paid plans. The Intelligent A/B Testing feature automatically sends the winning variant to the remaining audience for maximum conversions.
Yes. PushEngage is built with privacy-first architecture. Push notifications require explicit user opt-in via the browser's native permission prompt. No personal data is collected without consent. You have full control over subscriber data, including the ability to export and delete.
Yes. The PushEngage chat widget loads no third-party tracking scripts by default and does not collect personal information from visitors who don't interact with it. When a visitor clicks a chat widget channel — for example, the WhatsApp click to chat button or the Messenger button — they're redirected to that messaging platform's native app or site, where the messaging platform's own privacy policy takes over. Because every action is opt-in by visitor click, the chat widget itself does not require an explicit consent banner under most GDPR interpretations. For sites with stricter compliance requirements, you can hide the chat widget on cookie-blocked sessions or wire it into your existing consent flow with a single toggle.
Yes. PushEngage intelligently detects existing opt-in tools (OptinMonster, Sumo, Hello Bar, etc.) and recommends optimal popup delay timing to avoid conflicts. This ensures your subscription popup doesn't overlap with other engagement tools on your site.
Yes. You can manage multiple WordPress sites from a single PushEngage account. Each site gets its own configuration, subscribers, segments, and campaigns.
Yes! PushEngage is fully compatible with WordPress 7.0 and registers 25 abilities through the WordPress Abilities API. AI assistants and MCP-compatible tools can read PushEngage data — plugin status, segments, analytics, auto-push settings — and take actions like sending push notifications, creating segments, or updating WooCommerce push automation campaigns. Every ability runs through manage_options permission checks and uses safe readonly and idempotent annotations where appropriate. PushEngage is also backward compatible with WordPress 4.5 and above.
All users can post questions on the WordPress.org support forum. Users on paid plans get priority email support from our Customer Success team.
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