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Web push notifications that bring users back.

relaybell sends notifications straight to your visitors' browsers — desktop, Android and iPhone. Set up an opt-in prompt, build segments, and send rich, personalized notifications in minutes.

Free in early access · No credit card · Desktop, Android & iPhone

Chrome · juniper-outdoor.example · now

Back in stock: Alpine 40L pack

The one that sold out in March. Forest Green and Slate are back, in every size.

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Chrome on Android

Works with

  • WordPress
  • Shopifybeta
  • HTML / JS
  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Edge
  • Safari

Compose

Rich, personalized notifications

Add a hero image, your logo and up to two action buttons, then greet every subscriber by name with merge tags like {name|there}. A live preview shows how it will look before you send.

  • Hero image, logo and two action buttons
  • Merge tags with fallbacks
  • Copy suggestions when you're stuck on wording
The relaybell composer: title, message, link and image fields, with a live preview of the notification as Chrome shows it on Windows 11.
Screenshots show a demo store with sample data.

Automate

Journeys that run while you sleep

Welcome new subscribers, recover abandoned carts and fire event-triggered journeys. Each step reports its own sends, clicks and click rate, with quiet hours and frequency caps to keep you welcome.

  • Welcome and multi-step drip journeys
  • Cart, back-in-stock and price-drop triggers
  • Per-time-zone and smart send times
A welcome journey in relaybell: a trigger when someone subscribes, timed message steps, a preview and the step's sends, clicks and click rate.
Screenshots show a demo store with sample data.

Target and measure

Reach the right people, then see what it earned

Build segments from country, language, page, device, tags and behaviour, with a live count as you refine the rules. Every send reports delivery, clicks, conversions and the revenue it drove.

  • Saved segments and exclude rules
  • A/B tests with an automatic winner
  • Revenue and conversion attribution
Editing a segment in relaybell: country is US and the interest label is hiking, with the number of matching devices.
Screenshots show a demo store with sample data.

For developers

Send a notification with one API call

Authenticate with a Bearer key and POST your payload — merge tags, an image, a segment. relaybell answers at once and delivers in the background.

  • REST API plus official Node, PHP and Python SDKs
  • Targeting, scheduling and per-user sends built in
  • HMAC-signed webhooks and User ID verification
curl -X POST https://relaybell.com/api/v1/notifications \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer rb_live_xxxxx" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "title": "Back in stock: Alpine 40L pack",
    "body": "Hi {name|there}, your size is back.",
    "url": "https://shop.example/p/alpine-40l",
    "segmentId": "YOUR_SEGMENT_ID"
  }'
HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted
{ "ok": true, "notificationId": "5b0c2f7e-…", "status": "queued" }

Pricing

Free while we're in early access

Join the first wave, help shape relaybell, and lock in founder pricing.

Paid plans coming soon — early adopters lock in founder pricing. See pricing details

Early Bird

No credit card required

₹0/mo

  • Up to 5,000 subscribers
  • Unlimited notifications
  • Opt-in prompt & segments
  • Rich + personalized notifications
  • Automation & scheduling
  • Analytics & device breakdown
  • Developer API & SDK
  • Quiet hours & frequency caps
Claim early access

FAQ

Questions, answered

Straight answers — no fine print. More on the pricing page and in the setup guide.

Is relaybell really free?
Yes. During early access relaybell is free for early adopters — no credit card required. You get up to 5,000 subscribers, unlimited notifications and every core feature.
Do my users need to install an app?
No. Web push works right in the browser. Visitors tap “Allow” once and start receiving notifications — nothing to download, no app store.
Which browsers and devices are supported?
Web push works across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Brave and Samsung Internet on desktop and Android — and on Safari, including iPhone and iPad on iOS 16.4+ (after adding your site to the Home Screen). It's standards-based Web Push (VAPID), so coverage keeps growing.
What counts as a subscriber?
A subscriber is one browser on one device that has opted in to your notifications. If someone opts in on both their laptop and phone, that counts as two subscribers.
What happens after early access ends?
Paid plans arrive later — but early adopters lock in founder pricing. You will always get plenty of notice, and nothing changes for you mid-flight.

Be an early adopter — start sending in minutes

Create a project, add the snippet, and bring your visitors back — free during early access.