App and PWA rental
PUSH EXPRESS
The free offer covers 7.5k installs or two weeks with unlimited* installs, the provider states. The same page describes push notifications for Android, iOS, and websites, while the API documentation sets an app-list record cap. Buyers assessing app access should separate the promotional offer from the documented app-management rules.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Free installs and app-list cap
The provider’s pages and API documentation describe these terms, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Free offer: 7.5k installs or two weeks with unlimited* installs (provider page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Deleted users: no fee (provider page, checked 2026-10-31).
- App-list endpoint: no more than 10,000 records (API documentation, checked 2026-10-31).
- Coverage: Android, iOS, and websites (provider page, checked 2026-10-31).
Free offer and deleted-user charges
The provider also states that users who deleted the app incur no fee.
Separately, the provider lists unlimited* push notifications and segments in its plan description. This wording concerns notifications and segments, while the free offer’s unlimited* wording concerns installs.
Push tools and app groups
PUSH.express says it offers push notifications for Android, iOS, and websites. The provider lists event-based pushes, audience segmentation, analytics, and A/B testing of notification funnels.
The documentation describes creating application groups by vertical within one account. It also provides an overview page with basic device data and filters. Webmasters may receive viewer or administrator rights, according to the provider.
An all-inclusive package is described separately, with help for notification setup, content writing, mailing lists, and effectiveness calculations. The documentation also lists Firebase, OneSignal, APNs, and web-push providers as app options.
Schedulers, events, and app records
A one-time notification can be scheduled for a future time, including by recipients’ time zones. The weekly planner can repeat a notification at the same time and day, with an option to use local time.
The weekly planner defaults to GMT +3. Automatic pushes can instead follow events such as installation, registration, or deposit. Sending history can be filtered by country, task type, and sending period.
For custom audience targeting, users create segments and send pushes to selected segments. Segment assignment uses a postback containing the installation ID and the segment to assign. During app creation, the app is automatically added to groups and schedulers configured to include all apps. Archiving removes it from all groups and schedulers.
API questions before registering
The API uses a bearer token obtained from the Personal tab of a personal account. Before registering, ask how app access and account permissions work for the intended arrangement; the documentation describes API management of applications.
Ask whether the app-list endpoint’s record cap affects the required workflow, and how the list should be handled at that limit. The docs state that the endpoint returns no more than 10,000 records.
Clarify when devices return after an app is restored: the documentation says restoration occurs through synchronization or SDK activity, not immediately. Ask how web-push credential changes are handled, since credential updates do not apply to web-push apps.
For API problems, ask support what request details it needs; the documentation says API errors include a request ID used for problem solving.
App limits and timing conditions
The API documentation says the app-list endpoint can return no more than 10,000 records, which sets a documented ceiling for that API response. Restoring an app does not immediately restore its devices; synchronization or SDK activity is required.
Credential updates are not applicable to web-push apps. The weekly planner’s default is GMT +3, although the documentation describes an option to use local time.
Segments, scheduling, and reporting
The provider lists event-based pushes, audience segmentation, analytics, and funnel testing.
- Notification effects can be tracked against clicks, registrations, deposits, and other events.
- Custom segments let users target selected audiences with pushes.
These are documented tools, not independent verification of analytics or campaign outcomes.
Android, iOS, and website pushes
PUSH.express describes push notifications for Android, iOS, and websites. Teams evaluating those channels can assess whether the documented app groups suit their account structure.
The documentation covers organizing application groups by vertical within one account. The provider also describes viewer and administrator rights for webmasters. Those details are relevant when teams need app organization and role-based access; they do not establish app-rental scope.
Compare app control and support
In general, compare app ownership, supported platforms, billing conditions, account control, and support terms before choosing an app-rental service. Ask providers to state these conditions in writing.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup: supported integrations and setup prerequisites.
- Rental scope: whether apps or PWA are rented, and included platforms or formats.
- Paid plans: names, prices, billing periods, and rental duration.
- Renter control: permissions over app assets, notifications, and account access.
- Support: contact routes, availability, and response conditions.
- Terms of use: renter obligations, restrictions, and termination conditions.
Questions about app rules and pushes
When does a deleted user incur a fee?
A deleted user incurs no fee, according to the provider. This statement addresses users who deleted the app; it does not describe charges for other user or app circumstances.
How are future notifications scheduled?
Future notifications can be scheduled as one-time messages, including for recipients’ time zones. The documentation separately describes a weekly planner that repeats at the same time on the same day, with an option to use local time.
What does the weekly planner default to?
The weekly planner defaults to GMT +3. The documentation also describes an option to use local time, so clarify which time setting applies to the intended schedule.
How does segment assignment work?
The documentation also describes creating custom audience segments and sending pushes to selected segments.
What happens to devices after app restoration?
Restoring an app does not immediately restore its devices. The documentation says restoration occurs through synchronization or SDK activity; clarify how that timing applies to the intended workflow.
Proceed after rental terms are answered
Fits if… the intended use matches the documented push tools and the provider answers questions about rental scope and app or device restoration.
Probably not if… those conditions need to be settled before assessing the service.
Sources
Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.
- push.expresschecked
- docs.push.express/api/appschecked
- docs.push.express/quckstart/how_to_usechecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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