No email address. No phone number. A visitor allows notifications once, and from then on you can reach them on their desktop or phone — with a message you can trace all the way to an order.
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They did not buy, and they did not hand over an address. There is nothing left to follow up with — unless you asked for something cheaper than an email.
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With Qpushly
Qpushly is an embedded app — same navigation, same components, same place you manage everything else. Nothing to log into separately.
Automations fire on real store events. Campaigns are for the moments you decide.
A visitor allows notifications once and they are on your list — tied to that browser, on that device. No address to type, no confirmation email, nothing to verify. Put the invite behind a button anywhere in your theme, or let the embed handle it.
A cart goes quiet, and up to three reminders go out on the delays you choose. Recovering it stops the rest.
Qpushly remembers which products each subscriber viewed. When a variant returns, they hear about it.
Clicks carry a campaign tag into the cart, so when the order lands it is attributed back. Impressions, clicks, orders, revenue and conversion rate — per campaign and per automation.
Qpushly stores the price a shopper saw. Drop below it and the people watching that product get told.
Title, message, image, click URL, audience. Send it immediately or schedule it and walk away.
A nudge for the product someone spent time on and left behind — separate from the cart sequence.
From the Shopify App Store. It appears in your admin sidebar like any other embedded app.
Online Store → Themes → Customize → App embeds → enable Qpushly, then Save. This is what registers the service worker on your storefront.
Start with welcome notifications, then abandoned cart. Subscribers start arriving as soon as visitors accept the prompt.
Step 2 is the one people miss. The user guide walks through it with screenshots.
Billing is handled by Shopify — it appears on your Shopify invoice, and you can change or cancel it yourself at any time.
Everything you need to start collecting subscribers.
For stores running push as a real channel.
Note: the figures above are indicative. The plans and prices shown on the Shopify App Store listing and inside the app are authoritative — they are what Shopify charges.
No. That is the whole point of web push. A visitor taps “Allow” in the browser prompt and they are subscribed — no form, no email address, no phone number, nothing to type. It is the shortest opt-in you can offer, which is why push lists tend to grow faster than email lists on the same traffic.
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Opera on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. Safari on macOS is supported. On iPhone and iPad, web push only works if the shopper has added your store to their home screen — Apple requires an installed web app. Qpushly records the browser, OS and device for every subscriber so you can see the mix in your own list.
Install from the Shopify App Store, then enable the Qpushly app embed in your theme (Online Store → Themes → Customize → App embeds). That second step is not optional — the embed is what registers the service worker on your storefront. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes and needs no code.
The embed adds three small deferred scripts. They do not block rendering, and the service worker only runs when the browser has idle time. No external tracker, no third-party geolocation lookup, no font or CSS request from another origin.
The embed sends a snapshot of the cart to your app whenever it changes. If a cart goes quiet for ten minutes and the visitor is a subscriber, the abandoned-cart automation queues its first reminder. Recovering the cart marks it recovered and stops the rest of the sequence.
Yes — Import subscribers takes a CSV export from your previous provider. Endpoints that are still valid keep receiving notifications; the import report tells you how many rows were imported, updated and skipped, and why.
The push endpoint and its keys, plus browser, OS, device, language and timezone, and — where your store provides them — email, phone, city and country. It also stores cart contents and viewed products so the automations can reference them. All of it is deleted when you uninstall and Shopify sends the shop-redact webhook. See the Privacy Policy for the full list.
Install Qpushly, enable the theme embed, and start building a list from the traffic you already have.