PushPulse review
A focused alerting platform with multi-channel messaging, polling, and incident records.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PushPulse is a mass notification and safety operations platform for organizations that need to alert teams, coordinate responses, and document incidents. It supports push notifications, SMS, email, and voice calls, along with templates, audience groups, polling, acknowledgements, incident timelines, and delivery history. The product is positioned for workplaces, schools, churches, private security teams, senior living organizations, and other safety-focused operations.
The published plans show three annual core tiers. Essentials costs $540 per year and includes mobile and tablet apps, push and email notifications, in-app chat, groups, templates, and an incident timeline. Plus costs $780 per year and adds SMS, custom documents and forms, multilingual notifications, acknowledgements, poll questions, and detailed audit logs. Unified costs $1,080 per year and adds voice notifications, multiple campuses and locations, dynamic groups, scheduled notifications, and third-party integrations. Visitor Management is available at $35 per month per site, while Enterprise includes roles and permissions, custom apps, two-factor authentication, single sign-on, the Audit Log API, and enterprise administration and support. SMS and voice are usage-based and billed through credit packs.
PushPulse fits teams that need more than one-way alerts. Its web, iOS, and Android availability supports mobile response workflows, while Slack, Microsoft Teams, Rock RMS, Planning Center, HR systems, and Checkr integrations extend its ecosystem fit. APIs and webhooks support additional connections. Safe/not-safe polls, custom questions, real-time response tracking, recipient acknowledgements, scheduled notifications, post-incident updates, and automatic logs give the platform useful depth for safety coordination. The stated audience limit is 100, so organizations managing larger recipient groups should compare alternatives before choosing it.
PushPulse pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Push, SMS, email, and voice notifications
- Polling, acknowledgements, targeting, and incident timelines
- Slack, Microsoft Teams, API, and webhook support
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid access starts at $540 annually
- Stated audience limit is 100
- SMS and voice notifications use credit-pack billing
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