Most visitors leave and never come back. Web push lets you bring opted-in visitors back with a single tap — no inbox, no ad spend. See what re-engaging them is worth.
What are push notifications worth?
Estimate the added revenue from re-engaging visitors with web push — opt-ins, sends, and the visits they drive back. Adjust the inputs to match your site.
What type of site do you run?
How many visitors reach your site each month. A share of them will opt in to push.200,000
Share of visitors who subscribe to web push. With a good prompt, ~15% of a site\u2019s audience can opt in (industry benchmarks).8%
How many push notifications you send each subscriber per month. More sends drive more return visits, but too many (over ~5/week) increase opt-outs.8
Share of delivered notifications that get clicked, bringing the subscriber back. Web push commonly runs 3\u20137%, and re-engagement / cart campaigns higher.5%
Of the visits push brings back, the share that convert. Push subscribers are high-intent (they opted in), so this is often strong.6%
Average revenue per conversion from a returning visit, used to turn return visits into revenue.$80
Estimates only — built to show the value of push re-engagement, not a performance guarantee. Over-sending increases opt-outs; the value assumes a sustainable cadence. Benchmarks are grounded in published web-push data.
How the math works
A visitor who leaves vs. one you can bring back
Most visitors leave and are gone for good. If they opt in to push, you own a direct line to bring them back — no inbox to fight through, no ad to pay for. One tap and they're on your site again.
No push0 return paths
👋 Visitor leaves
No way to reach them again — unless they pay to advertise or hope for an email open.
Once they close the tab, that visit is over for good.
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1 tapto return
With web pushdirect line
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Your Store
Back in stock — the jacket you viewed is here 🎉
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Your Store
Flash sale ends tonight — 20% off your cart
A relevant nudge brings the opted-in visitor straight back — one tap, no friction.
1Opt-ins build a direct channel
A share of your visitors subscribe to push, giving you a way to reach them again without an inbox or ad spend.
2Relevant sends bring them back
Back-in-stock, price drops, and timely offers earn the click. Web push subscribers are high-intent — they opted in.
3Cadence is the catch
More sends mean more return visits, but over-sending drives opt-outs. The value assumes a sustainable, relevant cadence.
In Personyze
Personalized push, triggered by behavior
Personyze sends web push tied to what each subscriber did — products viewed, cart contents, price drops, back-in-stock — on unified visitor data, automatically and at the right moment. Built in a visual editor, no developer required.
We take the share of visitors who opt in to push to get your subscriber base, multiply by how often you send and your click-through rate to get return visits, then apply your conversion rate and order value. That's the added revenue per month and per year from re-engagement.
What's a realistic push opt-in rate?
With a well-timed, value-led prompt, roughly 15% of a site's audience can become push subscribers, though many sites sit lower. The calculator defaults to a conservative figure you can adjust to your own data.
Won't sending more notifications just annoy people?
It can. Sending more drives more return visits, but past roughly five messages a week a large share of users opt out. The value here assumes a sustainable, relevant cadence rather than blasting subscribers.
Do I need developers to run web push?
No. Personyze sets up opt-in prompts and behavior-triggered push through a visual editor on top of unified visitor data, so marketers can launch campaigns without engineering work.
Bring them back
A visitor who leaves doesn't have to be gone.
Web push turns a one-time visit into a direct line back to your site — no inbox, no ad spend, just a relevant nudge and a single tap.