Beacon Campaign Sender vs EasyPusher – Web Push Notifications

Run your entire audience — email, push, and social — from one WordPress dashboard, with AI drafting built in. Beacon Campaign Sender brings campaign management that usually takes three or four separate tools into a single plugin. Write once, let AI help you polish it in your own brand voice, and reach subscribers by email, mobile push, and social media — without copy-pasting between services or wiring up glue code. Key features Email campaigns through Brevo — compose, preview, schedule, and send, with deliverability handled by Brevo’s API. Audience management & segmentation — organize contacts, sync Brevo lists, and target the right people. Mobile push notifications — deliver to devices through Firebase Cloud Messaging. Social publishing with Zernio — post to 12+ platforms from the same composer. AI-assisted drafting — generate and refine campaign content with the latest Claude (Opus 5, Sonnet 5, Fable 5) and OpenAI (GPT-5.6) models, running as reliable background jobs. Brand voice control — keep every AI draft sounding like you. Newsletter signup forms — drop a form on any page with a shortcode, or build your own with custom HTML. WordPress email routing (optional) — route all of your site’s wp_mail() traffic through Brevo, replacing a separate SMTP plugin. Privacy-friendly — subscriber, email-log, AI-job, and push-device data is stored locally on your own site. Subscriber, email-log, and push-device records integrate with WordPress personal-data exporters and erasers; AI-job records expire automatically within 30 days. One dashboard, every channel, no glue code — so you can spend your time on the message, not the plumbing. Uses External Services Brevo Beacon Campaign Sender sends email delivery requests and contact/list operations to Brevo when Brevo features are enabled. If the optional WordPress Email Routing feature is enabled, Beacon Campaign Sender can also route global wp_mail() traffic from WordPress core and other plugins through Brevo. Data sent: – sender and recipient email addresses – campaign subject and message content – contact attributes and list identifiers Service provider: Brevo Service URL: https://www.brevo.com/ Privacy policy: https://www.brevo.com/legal/privacypolicy/ Terms: https://www.brevo.com/legal/termsofuse/ OpenAI Beacon Campaign Sender sends prompts and selected campaign context to OpenAI when the OpenAI content-generation option is enabled. Data sent: – prompts entered by administrators – selected post, product, image, or campaign context included in the generation request Data stored by the service: generations run in OpenAI’s background mode, which stores the request and response on OpenAI’s servers (normally for at least 30 days; Zero Data Retention accounts store background responses for roughly ten minutes to enable polling) so interrupted results can be recovered. Service provider: OpenAI Service URL: https://openai.com/ Privacy policy: https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy/ Terms: https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use/ Anthropic Beacon Campaign Sender sends prompts and selected campaign context to Anthropic when the Anthropic content-generation option is enabled. Data sent: – prompts entered by administrators – selected post, product, image, or campaign context included in the generation request Service provider: Anthropic Service URL: https://www.anthropic.com/ Privacy policy: https://www.anthropic.com/privacy Terms: https://www.anthropic.com/legal/consumer-terms Firebase Cloud Messaging Beacon Campaign Sender sends push notification requests to Firebase Cloud Messaging when manual Firebase push delivery is enabled. Data sent: – push notification title and message – recipient device tokens – optional deep link URLs Service provider: Google Firebase Service URL: https://firebase.google.com/ Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms Zernio Beacon Campaign Sender sends social-post publishing requests and webhook configuration data to Zernio when social publishing is enabled. Data sent: – social post content – selected social account identifiers – scheduling timestamps – webhook endpoint URL and webhook status configuration Service provider: Zernio Service URL: https://zernio.com/ Privacy policy: https://zernio.com/privacy-policy Terms: https://zernio.com/tos BuddyBoss App One-click integration with the BuddyBoss App, no configuration needed. Privacy Beacon Campaign Sender stores the following data locally in your WordPress database: Subscriber records — email address, name, consent text, source, IP address, browser user agent, and referrer metadata for newsletter sign-ups. Email logs — recipient addresses, subject, message body, headers, attachment metadata, sender details, delivery status, and error details for transactional email troubleshooting. Push-device tokens — one token per subscribed browser or app, with its platform, subscription date, and (when the subscriber was logged in) the owning WordPress account. Tokens are deleted when a subscriber unsubscribes, on logout release, or automatically once Firebase reports them dead. AI generation jobs — the prompt, selected campaign context, generated result, and job status for each AI generation. These records are retained for a maximum of 30 days and then deleted automatically. WordPress personal-data export and erasure requests cover the subscriber, email-log, and push-device records. AI-job records are not included in the exporters/erasers; they expire automatically on the 30-day schedule instead. Data sent to external services (Brevo, OpenAI, Anthropic, Firebase, Zernio) is described service-by-service in the Uses External Services section above. Third-Party Libraries Firebase JavaScript SDK 10.12.2 Beacon Campaign Sender bundles the Firebase JavaScript SDK (compat builds) for web push notifications, so no executable code is loaded from external servers at runtime. Files: assets/js/vendor/firebase/firebase-app-compat.js, assets/js/vendor/firebase/firebase-messaging-compat.js Official source: https://www.gstatic.com/firebasejs/10.12.2/firebase-app-compat.js and https://www.gstatic.com/firebasejs/10.12.2/firebase-messaging-compat.js Project: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk License: Apache License 2.0 (Copyright Google LLC); a complete copy is bundled at assets/js/vendor/firebase/LICENSE

Add web push notifications to your WordPress site with EasyPusher. Send browser push notifications to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari subscribers — re-engage visitors after they leave, announce new content, drive traffic back to your site, and grow your audience. EasyPusher takes care of the parts of web push that usually slow you down: VAPID key generation, service-worker installation, cross-browser payload quirks, and subscriber storage. Install the plugin, paste your API Key, and you’re live — the full push pipeline is managed for you in the EasyPusher cloud. What you can do Send web push notifications to all subscribers or to targeted segments Capture browser subscribers with a customisable opt-in prompt — no coding required Schedule push notifications in advance, or send them instantly Track delivery and engagement — sent, delivered, clicked, dismissed, CTR UTM tracking on every link so push traffic shows up in your analytics Cross-browser support — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari, on both desktop and mobile Multi-site ready — manage push campaigns across several WordPress sites from one EasyPusher dashboard Fast CDN delivery — the JS SDK and service worker load from Cloudflare for minimal performance impact Easy uninstall — the plugin cleans up its WordPress options and removes the service-worker proxy file on uninstall Common use cases Content publishers and bloggers — notify subscribers when new articles, podcasts, or videos are published News sites — push breaking-news alerts to your audience in real time Online stores — announce flash sales, new product launches, and restocks via browser push Membership and education sites — let learners know about new lessons, courses, or community activity Marketing teams — schedule re-engagement campaigns to bring lapsed visitors back to your site How it works Sign up for a free EasyPusher account. Add your WordPress site in the EasyPusher dashboard and copy the generated API Key. Install this plugin, go to EasyPusher → Settings, and paste the API Key. Configure your opt-in prompt in the EasyPusher dashboard (style, copy, trigger). Visitors see the prompt, click Allow, and start receiving the push notifications you compose from your EasyPusher dashboard. The plugin does three things on your WordPress site: it injects the EasyPusher JS loader snippet into on public pages, writes a 2-line ep-sw.js service-worker proxy file to your site root on activation, and adds a Stats page to the WP admin that pulls live numbers from your EasyPusher account. A free account at easypusher.com is required. External Service: EasyPusher This plugin requires an account at EasyPusher.com to function. EasyPusher is a web push notification service that provides the server-side infrastructure (VAPID keys, opt-in prompt rendering, push fanout, analytics). Service links: Service homepage: https://easypusher.com Terms of Service: https://easypusher.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://easypusher.com/privacy Requirements WordPress 6.2 or higher PHP 7.4 or higher HTTPS enabled on your site (required for push notifications)