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Yes, it is. Gravitec.net doesn’t collect any personal data from your subscribers by its own initiative.

We provide our service to websites, which act as our customers. The websites are able to collect personal data from their subscribers using a specific feature of Gravitec.net. The feature is turned off by default.

If you are a subscriber of one of these websites, you can request that your personal data be removed by contacting them.
The website will redirect your request to us, and we will delete the personal data in question.

If you are our customer, you can manage your personal data yourself in the Gravitec.net user profile.

Check out our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Any website that allows inserting our code snippet into a header HTML template, or at least into the single page code supports Gravitec.net. Best case scenario is also being able to place our SDK file into the website's root directory.

Many site builders don't allow uploading SDK files to the root folder, so we developed a separate integration method for the case.

Just choose WIX / Tilda / Other integration method. We’ll place the SDK file on a separate subdomain to collect subscribers for you.

All devices running on MacOS, Windows, Linux, and Android.

iOS devices don’t support web push notification technology by decision of Apple.

Desktop browsers: Chrome, Opera, Safari, Firefox, Yandex.

Mobile browsers on Android devices: Chrome, Opera, Firefox, Yandex.

Yes, subscriber migration is both possible and easy. We developed a solution that transfers your subscriber audience seamlessly, while also being unnoticeable for them.

You need to do only two steps:

1. Remove scripts and files used previously.

2. Integrate Gravitec.net scripts and files to your website.

From this point, each subscriber that visits your website will be instantly transferred to Gravitec.net. Continue to send push campaigns with the service you were using previously to increase the number of visits to your site and speed up the transfer.

It is also possible to export your subscriber base. In order to do this, provide us with Google Developer Keys, so your subscribers will be linked to your keys.

Yes you can. You can schedule any number of campaigns to be sent later. All you need to do is enter a desired sending time for each campaign.

1. Standard segmentation options like location, browser, device and OS.

2. Tag segmentation — tagging subscribers by the page they viewed.

Tags are conditional markers that can be easily assigned to a subscriber or a group of subscribers, according to their interests, actions, events on the site. For example, you can assign a specific tag to any subscriber who visited a specific page on your website.

A subscriber can have as many tags as you like.

3. Tagging subscribers using the Bell feature.

Set up suggested interests via Bell, and every new subscriber will be assigned a tag for each interest chosen.

4. Tagging subscribers using Campaign category.

When sending a campaign, specify its category. Those who open the campaign, will receive a tag with category name.

5. Alias segmentation.

Alias is a personal identifier of a subscriber, a marker that allows individual campaigns: personal offers, trigger messages, etc.

Gravitec.net docs — segmentation with API

Here’s the main data of the push campaigns we display in our analytics:

Sent — a total count of subscribers, to whom the notifications were sent.

Delivered — a total count of active subscribers according to Google. It’s the count of notifications delivered to Google infrastructure for further display in subscribers’ browsers. Delivered = Sent - Unsubscribed by results of previous campaign.

Seen is the number of notifications viewed by recipients. Seen count depends on subscriber’s online status, device and network availability, etc.

Opened is the number of notifications clicked by recipients.

Here’s the average stats we observe. The stats may differ in each individual case.

Delivered: 80-95% of Sent.
Seen: 30-60% of Delivered.
Opened: 1-15% of Seen.

There are five automations in the Gravitec.net dashboard:

Drip Campaigns sends a sequence of pre-designed notifications for new subscribers.
Welcome Message sends an initial notification to a new subscriber.
Daily and Weekly Digest creates a web page with your most popular articles the subscriber hasn't seen yet.
Tweet to Push creates a campaign from your new tweet containing an URL.
RSS to Push creates push campaigns from new items in your RSS Feed.

Read more on our automation features