Best Proactive Notification Software for Linux of 2024

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    OneSignal Reviews

    OneSignal

    OneSignal, Inc.

    $0/month
    2 Ratings
    OneSignal is the market leader for customer engagement. It powers mobile push and web push and in-app messages to more than 1 million developers and marketing teams. OneSignal is easy to set up and allows you to send push notifications to all your users. You can access powerful features such as segmentation, automated messaging and intelligent delivery. OneSignal is designed for developers and allows you to code in any language with any development environment. It takes less than 10 lines of code. It is also the most flexible push provider with integrations to top analytics providers and DMPs as well as Zapier to connect to 1400+ platforms and apps. OneSignal allows you to send unlimited messages to mobile subscribers and up 10K web push subscribers. 76% of top million sites that use push notifications use OneSignal (source: Builtwith).
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    Textedly Reviews

    Textedly

    Textedly

    $24.00/month
    1 Rating
    SMS Marketing Services made simple. Send 10 to 100,000 SMS or MMS pictures text messages instantly to any mobile number. Easy creation of an opt-in subscriber base. You can schedule text messages to go out at any time. Track text message delivery. Our plans start at $24 per month. You can also try our Annual Plans. Pay up-front for one calendar year and receive 20% more messages immediately. The Annual Plan also includes bonus messages for free
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    Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) Reviews
    Amazon Simple Queue Service is a fully managed message queue service that allows you to scale distributed systems, microservices, and serverless applications. SQS removes the complexity and overhead involved in managing and operating message-oriented middleware and allows developers to concentrate on differentiating work. SQS allows you to send, store, or receive messages between software components at any volume without losing messages, or requiring additional services. You can get started with SQS within minutes by using the AWS console, Command Line Interface, or SDK of choice and three simple commands.
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