Pushatomic

The Push Ad Network with Real Users

Money starts here

Push Ad Network for Advertisers & Publishers

Pushatomic is an advertising network that allows you to get high quality traffic for your performance-based campaigns or monetize your website with push notifications. Whether you are a webmaster, advertiser, affiliate marketer, agency, ad network or broker, you can start earning more money with our self service platform designed for your needs.

Results-driven Performance Advertising for Desktop and Mobile

Advertisers

Grow your brand awareness or get quality prospects for your results-oriented campaigns with our marketing team assistance

Webmasters

Got traffic? Profit from worldwide traffic with our comprehensive demand offer and highest revenue splits in the industry

Agencies

Our marketing team will help you increase your brand reach or generate qualified leads for your performance-oriented campaigns

Affiliates

Maximize all of your online opportunities in a global self-service platform

Ad Networks

Get more traffic and offers with flexible ways to integrate through XML, S2S, tags and RTB

Benefits

Enhance your earnings by conveying the right message, in the right scenario, at the right time.

REACH GLOBAL AUDIENCES

Enjoy a massive list of subscribers, impressions and ad placements in 250+ geos with filtering and categorizing options.

COMPLETE TARGETING OPTIONS

Target your audience by geos, devices and more with our platform.

FAST AND EASY SETUP

Set up your campaigns easily and quickly with our platform and get a clear view of how they perform.

AUTOMATED AD OPTIMISATION

Optimization tools developed by engineers and marketers enable you to increase your efficiency and save time.

ANTI-FRAUD PROTECTION

Our firewall has internal bot filtering tools that you can use manually or automatically to keep your business safe.

DEDICATED SUPPORT

Dedicated and experienced account managers, with years of experience in online marketing, to help you reach your ROI goals.

ABOUT US

WE ARE YOUR PARTNERS

Pushatomic is formed by a team of technology enthusiasts and digital marketing experts with years of experience in the online advertising industry.

EDUARDO ORTEGA

Business Development

JUAN MORA

Business Consultant

OLIVER GARRIDO

Business Intelligence

EDUARDO SEVILLANO

Quality & Content

PABLO SÁNCHEZ

IT Development

A self-service platform with advanced features for advertising and monetizing

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Money starts here

PUSH NOTIFICATIONS MADE EASY

Increase your revenue by delivering the right message, in the right context, at the right time

How Push Notifications Works?

Push notifications are messages that users can click on, which are delivered to their desktop or mobile devices after they agree to get browser notifications. This is the ideal format for those who want to earn money from traffic and/or advertise strongly. High CTRs because of the user's previous permission. Big amounts and best prices are offered on CPC model. PUSH your income today.​

The website that wants to send push notifications to its visitors needs to ask for their consent first. This can be done by showing a pop-up or a banner that asks the user to allow or block notifications. If the user allows notifications, they will be subscribed to receive them in the future
After the user gives permission, the website needs to register a service worker, which is a script that runs in the background and handles the push events. The service worker also needs to generate a subscription object, which contains the information needed to send push notifications to the user’s device. The subscription object is then sent to the website’s server, which stores it in a database.
When the website wants to send a push notification to its subscribers, it needs to create a push message, which is a JSON object that contains the title, body, icon, and other options of the notification. The push message is then sent to a push service, which is a third-party service that delivers the push messages to the devices. The push service can be provided by the browser vendor, such as Google or Mozilla.
When the push service receives a push message, it sends a push event to the service worker of the corresponding website. The service worker then uses the push message to create and display a notification on the user’s device. The notification can have actions, such as clicking, closing, or opening a link, that trigger different responses from the service worker or the website.