Push notification infrastructure
Connect Android and iOS notifications to campaigns, orders and messaging. Manage device tokens, delivery queues and consent preferences in your backend.
How to design the workflow
Separate transactional notifications from marketing. Queue delivery, bound retries and use idempotency keys to prevent duplicate messages for one event. Authorize access to the screen opened by a notification.
Cost and service boundaries
We do not invent a paid FCM subscription to justify a comparison. Backend, queue, segmentation and operations contribute to costs. Push integration is planned; delivery and open rates are not guaranteed.
Pre-launch checklist
Validate these steps in your app and with the providers you choose. Measure concurrent load alongside CPU, memory and storage before selecting a plan.
- Test iOS and Android permission flows separately.
- Unlink devices from accounts after sign-out.
- Track invalid tokens and delivery rate limits.
Common questions
Is this service available today?
This page describes a service plan and architecture. Managed customer services are not enabled; publication does not activate resources or integrations.
Which plan should I consider?
Consider the resource scope of Team. This is not a capacity guarantee; validate it against application load and external provider fees.