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WordPress PWA Plugin: Turn Your Site Into an App

Your website becomes an installable app with push notifications and no app store fees. This PWA for WordPress adds a home screen icon, keeps pages readable when the signal drops, and sends web push from your own Firebase project.

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Version
v2.0.0
Last updated
June 15, 2026
WordPress
Tested to 7.1.3
WooCommerce
Tested to 11.2.1
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What is a WordPress PWA plugin

Does WordPress turn into a progressive web app on its own?

No. A browser only offers to install a site when it finds two files: a web app manifest and a service worker. WordPress ships neither. No theme adds them for you. A WordPress PWA plugin writes both and keeps them in step with your settings. This one writes both and adds offline pages and web push on top. An ordinary site becomes an app people keep on their home screen. It is part of the DevDiggers WordPress and WooCommerce plugin range.

The problem

Most of your mobile visitors leave and you have no way to ask them back

Someone reads a post on their phone, likes it and closes the tab. Nothing on your site asked for a way to reach them. That visit was the whole relationship. Tomorrow they will not remember your name.

A real app would fix that, and a real app costs money you do not want to spend. So the site stays a site: no icon, no notifications, and a white error page every time the train goes into a tunnel.

See how the app fixes it
  • A mobile visit ends with no way to contact that reader again
  • Email open rates keep falling and nothing replaced them
  • A dropped signal ends the visit on a browser error page
  • A native app means two builds, two stores and two reviews
  • Hosted push services rent you access to your own subscribers
How it works

How progressive web apps for WordPress actually work

Nothing is rebuilt and nothing moves. A progressive web app is your existing site, wearing the two files a browser looks for. Your pages, your theme and your URLs stay exactly as they are.

  1. The plugin writes your manifest and service worker

    Both are generated from your settings and served from your own domain. Your app name, icon, colours and start page come from one screen in the admin.

  2. Browsers offer to install your site

    Android and desktop Chrome show an install prompt. On iPhone it is Add to Home Screen. Either way the site gets an icon, a splash screen and its own window.

  3. Visited pages are kept on the device

    The service worker stores each page as it is read. When the connection goes, those pages still open, and anything missing lands on an offline page you wrote.

  4. You reach them again with a push

    Visitors who allow notifications are saved in your own database. A push you write goes out through your Firebase project and lands on the lock screen.

Features

Everything a WordPress PWA plugin should do

One plugin covers the install, the offline half, the notifications and the numbers behind them. It all runs inside your own WordPress admin, on your own domain.

Turn your website into an installable app

Visitors get an install prompt on Android and desktop Chrome, and Add to Home Screen on iPhone. Once installed your site opens in its own window with your icon, your splash screen and no browser bar.

Every part of the app manifest is yours to set. Name, short name, theme and background colour, display mode, orientation, scope, start page and categories.

  • Full web app manifest control from one screen
  • Your own icon set with a maskable icon
  • Store screenshots for the richer install dialog
  • iOS splash screens so the app never opens blank
Installable WordPress PWA settings: app name, theme colour, display mode and start URL

Pages that still open when the signal drops

A service worker keeps a copy of each page as it is read. On a train, in a lift or on hotel wifi, the pages someone already opened still work instead of ending on a browser error.

You decide how long a stored page stays usable and which pages are never stored at all. Your cart, checkout and account pages are filled into that list for you, because a cached cart becomes a support ticket.

  • Visited pages readable with no connection
  • Your own offline page, or the built-in one
  • Cache lifetime set in days
  • Never-cache list, pre-filled with cart and checkout
Offline Support settings with cache strategy, offline fallback page and never-cache list

Web push notifications with no monthly bill

Most push plugins are the front end of a paid service. Pass a few thousand subscribers and you start paying every month to message people who opted in on your own site.

This one sends through a free Firebase project you create yourself. Paste three values into the settings and notifications go out from your project, to your list, held in your own database tables.

  • No subscriber cap and no per-message price from us
  • Subscribers stored in your own database tables
  • Sent straight over the Firebase HTTP v1 API
  • A Test Notification button before you send for real
WordPress web push setup with Firebase config, VAPID key and test notification button

Send the right push to the right people

Write a notification with a title, message, image, click URL, action buttons and a badge icon. Send it now, or pick a date and time and let it send itself.

Choose who gets it: everyone, signed-in users, guests, WooCommerce customers, or only the people who installed the app. A device is linked to an account the moment that person signs in, because a browser grants permission once and can never be asked again.

  • Five audiences including installed-app users only
  • Schedule a send for a future date and time
  • Up to two action buttons with their own URLs
  • Send Push box on any post or product in the editor
Add Notification screen with title, message, image, segment and action buttons

Notifications that send themselves

Publish a post and the push goes out with it. The same works for a new product, and for one that drops to a sale price. Each item carries a switch for the ones that should stay quiet.

New subscribers get a welcome message the moment they allow notifications. A recurring digest goes out daily or weekly, on the day and at the time you pick.

  • Auto push on a new post, new product or price drop
  • Per-item switch to keep something out of the send
  • One-time welcome notification for new subscribers
  • Daily or weekly digest on your own schedule
PWA automations tab with auto push on publish, welcome notification and recurring digest

WooCommerce alerts that bring shoppers back

A shopper who leaves a full cart gets a reminder on their lock screen after a delay you choose. A buyer is told when their order status changes, on the statuses you pick, on their own devices.

Anyone looking at a sold-out product can ask to be told when it returns. Only the shoppers who asked about that product are notified when it comes back in stock.

  • Abandoned cart reminders after your own delay
  • Order status updates pushed to the buyer
  • Back-in-stock alerts, per product and per shopper
  • HPOS compatible for modern order storage
WooCommerce PWA automations: order status updates, abandoned cart and back-in-stock alerts

An installed app that stops behaving like a website

An installed site still gives itself away. No tab bar, a white flash between pages, and a form that loses everything when the app closes. The App Experience layer removes those moments.

A bottom tab bar is built from an ordinary WordPress menu. Add pull to refresh, page transitions and a loading bar in your brand colour. Then a dark mode toggle, the device share sheet, a screen wake lock and saved form entries. All of it runs only for people who installed the app.

  • Bottom tab bar built from a WordPress menu
  • Pull to refresh, page transitions and a loading bar
  • Dark mode toggle for themes without dark styles
  • Comments and forms queued offline and sent when the signal returns
App Experience settings with a bottom tab bar, pull to refresh and a dark mode toggle

Put the same app in the Play Store

An installed app lives on the home screen, but nobody finds it by searching a store. The App Package tab turns this same site into an Android app you can publish. It also handles the part that has to live on your domain.

You build and sign the app yourself. The signing key stays with you. Whoever holds that key controls every future update. That is not something to leave on someone else's server.

  • Store readiness checks before an upload gets rejected
  • A packaging file both PWABuilder and Bubblewrap read
  • Your asset links file served from your own site
  • The iOS route documented alongside it
App Package tab for publishing a WordPress PWA to the Play Store, with a twa-manifest download

Numbers that tell you whether any of it worked

The dashboard counts installs, active installs, subscribers, notifications sent, clicks and click-through rate. An app readiness score out of 100 lists whatever is still holding your app back.

Every push lands in a Delivery Log with its type, status, how many devices it reached, its clicks and the reason when a send fails. The Subscribers screen names every known device, its browser and whether the app is installed.

  • Installs, subscribers, clicks and click-through rate
  • App readiness score out of 100 with the blockers listed
  • Delivery Log with a row for every notification
  • Status tab checking HTTPS, cron, files, icons and Firebase
WordPress PWA plugin dashboard with installs, subscribers, click-through rate and setup checklist
What you need

What it takes to run a progressive web app on WordPress

Less than most people expect. There is no second build, no app store account and no developer on retainer. The list is four items long.

The site you already have

Your existing WordPress site, your existing theme and your existing pages. Nothing is rebuilt, nothing is duplicated and your URLs do not change.

An HTTPS certificate

Browsers only allow an install or a notification on a secure site. Most hosts include a free certificate. The plugin warns you in the admin if yours is missing.

A free Firebase project

Only for push notifications, and it costs nothing to create. Paste three values into the settings once. The installable app and offline browsing need no account at all.

An icon and a colour

A square logo and your brand colour make the icon, the splash screen and the app window. Your site name and tagline are filled in for you as a starting point.

Compatibility

Works with the WordPress setup you already run

This progressive web app plugin sits on top of the site you have. Your theme, your page builder, your caching and your languages carry on working the same way.

Any WordPress theme with no PWA theme neededPeople search for a PWA theme because they think the whole design has to be replaced. It does not. The app is your current theme in an app window. Nothing about your design changes.
WooCommerce and HPOSA WooCommerce PWA gets order, cart and stock notifications on top of the app. High-Performance Order Storage is declared, and cart and checkout are kept out of the cache by default.
AMP pages stay validOn an AMP page no script is enqueued. The page keeps its AMP cache listing. The manifest and app meta tags are valid AMP and are still added. The page is still installable.
Multisite networksEvery site in the network gets its own manifest, its own settings and its own subscriber list. Nothing is shared between them. One network can run many separate apps.
WPML and PolylangThe app name, short name, description, install banner and permission prompt are all registered for translation. A French visitor then installs an app named in French.
Clean code and no outside scriptsThe plugin follows WordPress coding standards, and the Firebase JavaScript SDK is served from your own site rather than a CDN. Only the push messages themselves leave your server.
Why this plugin

What this PWA plugin for WordPress does that others do not

Most PWA plugins stop at an icon and an offline page. The parts that decide whether an app is worth having are the notifications, the ownership and the day you want it in a store.

  1. Push runs on your own Firebase project

    Notifications go out through a free Firebase project you create. There is no subscriber cap from us and no per-message price, however big the list gets.

  2. The subscriber list is yours

    Devices and push tokens live in your own database tables. Nobody else holds your audience. Nobody else can price it, cap it or lose it.

  3. No theme to switch to

    Some routes to a WordPress app want you on a PWA theme. That means rebuilding your design. This is a plugin. Your theme stays exactly as it is.

  4. An app you can actually publish

    Store readiness checks, the packaging file and the asset links file served from your domain. Most PWA plugins leave you on the home screen and stop there.

  5. The installed app gets its own layer

    A tab bar, pull to refresh, page transitions and a dark mode toggle, running only for people who installed. Nobody browsing in a normal tab downloads any of it.

  6. Offline that survives a form submit

    A comment or contact form sent with no signal is held on the device. It is delivered when the connection returns, even if the app closed in between.

  7. Numbers that go past "sent"

    Clicks and click-through rate per notification, an app readiness score, and a log row for every send with the reason when one fails. Sent is not a result.

  8. Every feature has its own switch

    The app, offline support, push, the app layer and tracking each turn off on their own. That also makes finding a plugin conflict a one-click job.

  9. It does not slow the site down

    One small script and a service worker. Caching usually makes repeat visits faster, and nothing is loaded from a third-party CDN at any point.

  10. Built by WordPress and WooCommerce specialists

    This plugin is made by a team that builds WooCommerce plugins full time, follows WordPress coding standards, and usually answers support within hours.

Free and Pro

What the free PWA plugin does, and what Pro adds

The free build is a working app with no time limit. It installs, works offline and sends web push to your whole list with no cap and no fee. Pro adds targeting, store automations, the app experience layer, the Play Store package and click tracking.

What you get Free Pro
Installable app with your own icon and splash screen Yes Yes
Full web app manifest control Yes Yes
Maskable icon so Android does not crop your logo Yes Yes
Store screenshots for the richer install dialog Yes Yes
iOS splash screens Yes Yes
Styled install banner Yes Yes
Install button shortcode Yes Yes
Campaign parameters on the app start URL Yes Yes
App shortcuts on a long press of the icon No Yes
Printable install QR code for the app start URL No Yes
Offline browsing of visited pages Yes Yes
Caching strategy Network first Network first or cache first
Your own offline fallback page Yes Yes
Cache lifetime in days Yes Yes
Never-cache list, pre-filled with cart and checkout Yes Yes
Comments and forms queued offline and sent later No Yes
Save a page to the device for reading offline No Yes
Background refresh of the cached app shell No Yes
Web push through your own Firebase project Yes Yes
Subscriber cap or sending fee from us None None
Notification title, message, image and click URL Yes Yes
Send Push box in the post editor Yes Yes
Styled permission prompt with delay and page rules Yes Yes
Subscribe button shortcode Yes Yes
Test Notification button Yes Yes
Who a notification is sent to Everyone who subscribed Five audiences
Send to signed-in users, guests or customers No Yes
Send only to people who installed the app No Yes
Schedule a send for a future date and time No Yes
Action buttons and a badge icon No Yes
Auto push when a new post is published Yes Yes
Per-item switch to keep something out of the send Yes Yes
Welcome notification for new subscribers Yes Yes
Auto push on a new product or a price drop No Yes
Recurring daily or weekly digest No Yes
Order status updates pushed to the buyer No Yes
Abandoned cart reminders No Yes
Back-in-stock alerts, per product and per shopper No Yes
Bottom tab bar built from a WordPress menu No Yes
Pull to refresh, page transitions and a loading bar No Yes
Dark mode toggle No Yes
Device share sheet, haptics and screen wake lock No Yes
Form entries saved on the device No Yes
Store readiness checks for an Android upload No Yes
Packaging file for PWABuilder or Bubblewrap No Yes
Asset links file served from your own domain No Yes
Dashboard with installs, subscribers and sends Yes Yes
App readiness score out of 100 Yes Yes
Delivery Log for every notification sent Yes Yes
Subscribers screen with platform, browser and device Yes Yes
Status tab checks and browser support list Yes Yes
Click count and click-through rate per notification No Yes
Notification engagement chart on the dashboard No Yes
AMP, multisite and translation ready Yes Yes
Guided setup wizard Yes Yes
Updates From WordPress.org One click with an active plan
Support WordPress.org forum Priority replies within hours
Price Free From $49 a year
Why DevDiggers

Why WordPress site owners buy from us

Official WooCommerce contributor

More than 20 accepted contributions to WooCommerce core. The standards we hold the platform to go into this plugin too.

Envato Elite Author

More than $125,000 in sales and 500+ five-star reviews across Trustpilot, Google and Envato.

Six years of shipping this plugin

First released in 2020 and rebuilt for version 2.0. Buyers on Envato rate it 4.9 out of 5, and most of them mention the support in the review.

Support that answers in hours

Real WordPress developers answer your tickets. Every plan includes priority support and a 14-day refund.

Your subscribers stay yours

Devices and push tokens live in your own database tables, and notifications go out through your own Firebase project. Nothing about your audience is rented.

Runs in any language

Translation ready with a bundled language file and support for WPML and Polylang. The app installs under a name your market reads.

Recognition

Earned on the Envato marketplace

Elite Author Elite Author Sold more than $125,000 on Envato Market. Featured Author Featured Author Made it to the Authors' Hall of Fame. Community Health Community Health Took part in community research initiatives. WP Compliant WP Compliant Keeps items to current WordPress standards. Copyright Ninja Copyright Ninja Helped protect against copyright violations. Feedback Guru Feedback Guru Joined a group to improve the experience. Trendsetter Trendsetter Had an item that was trending. Featured Item Featured Item Had an item featured on Envato Market.
Who it is for

Sites whose visitors should be coming back

News sites, blogs and magazines

Publishing is only half the job. A push on the lock screen brings readers back the same hour, and the app keeps this morning articles readable on the commute.

Online stores and WooCommerce shops

Carts get abandoned on phones. A reminder, an order update and a back-in-stock alert all land without an email that goes to the promotions tab.

Membership sites and course platforms

Members who put the icon on their home screen come back on their own. Each new lesson, reply or live session goes out as a push notification.

Restaurants and local businesses

An icon on the phone beats a bookmark and costs nothing to distribute. Regulars order from the app, and today special goes out as a notification.

Communities and forums

Conversation dies when nobody knows it started. Push brings members back to a thread, and offline reading keeps them in it when the signal goes.

Agencies building for clients

An app in the proposal wins the job, and this one is a plugin on a site you already built. The 10-site plan covers a portfolio of client projects.

Setup

How to turn a WordPress site into a PWA in four steps

Install and activate

Add the plugin to your WordPress site and activate it. A setup wizard opens on the first run and generates your manifest and service worker.

Name the app and upload an icon

Set the app name, short name, theme color and start page. Then upload your icon set. Your site name and brand color are already filled in.

Connect Firebase for push

Create a free Firebase project. Then paste the config, the VAPID key and the service account file into Push Setup. Press Test Notification to confirm it.

Install it and send your first push

Open your site on a phone, install it from the prompt, and send a notification from the admin. The Status tab tells you if anything is still missing.

What site owners say about this PWA plugin

Real reviews from verified buyers of our progressive web app plugin for WordPress. Most of them mention the support before the features.

5.0/ 5

27 reviews

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  • 4 1
  • 3 0
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Google reviews 5.0 Google 63+ reviews Trustpilot reviews 4.9 Trustpilot 166+ reviews Envato reviews 4.94 Envato 232+ reviews

Excellent PWA Plugin Support

The support is excellent, quick, helpful, and reliable whenever needed.
ciucaadrian11 Verified buyer October 20, 2025

Simple and Good PWA Plugin

Nice plugin. Works well and does what it’s supposed to do.
rehanalik73632 Verified buyer May 10, 2025

Clean and Reliable Code

The code quality is clean and well-written. Everything feels stable, efficient, and professionally developed.
grabacon9 Verified buyer November 4, 2024

Smooth Performance and Excellent Support

This plugin works really well and comes with excellent support. It’s easy to set up thanks to the clear and detailed documentation provided. I also noticed a good performance improvement, and everything runs without…
Velocegallery818 Verified buyer May 3, 2024

Amazing PWA Plugin with Fast Support

Amazing PWA plugin with excellent customer support. The team responds quickly, is friendly, and provides clear solutions without any delay.
webdual22 Verified buyer April 7, 2024

Excellent Code Quality

The code quality is solid and well-structured. Everything feels stable, clean, and professionally built.
rauldjslow Verified buyer March 24, 2024

Useful Plugin for Increasing Sales

This plugin is a very useful tool for boosting sales revenue. It adds real value and helps improve overall results.
polboonlapo Verified buyer September 5, 2023

Reliable Plugin with Excellent Guidance

I highly recommend this product. It works exactly as promised, and the support is excellent. The team even guides you after installation to make sure everything is set up correctly. Kudos to the team…
myEnvato1976 Verified buyer June 8, 2023

Fast Support and Easy-to-Use PWA

The product offers great service overall. While most support teams take up to 24 hours to reply, this team responds almost instantly. They are always ready to help and make sure any issue is…
jkmvetm Verified buyer February 10, 2023

Excellent and Highly Recommended

Everything works perfectly. Great experience overall and highly recommended!
pedroparadas Verified buyer November 27, 2022

Fast Support and Feature-Rich PWA

Excellent support with a quick turnaround. The product works exactly as expected, and it offers one of the most complete PWA solutions available. Really happy with the overall experience and the team behind it!
douglasbarnard Verified buyer August 6, 2022

Top-Notch Support You Can Trust

Great customer support is what makes a product truly stand out, and DevDiggers delivers exactly that. The experience has been smooth and reliable. Highly satisfied!
athulspeaks Verified buyer May 31, 2022
Yash Kapoor, founder of DevDiggers
Yash Kapoor Founder, DevDiggers
From the founder

Why I built PWA for WordPress

Most mobile visitors close the tab and never come back. A native app costs more than most site owners can spend. Many push plugins start charging monthly once the subscriber list grows.

I built PWA for WordPress so any site installs on a phone like an app. It keeps visited pages readable when the signal drops. Push notifications go through your own Firebase project. There is no subscriber cap and no per message price from us.

Envato Elite Author · 20+ WooCommerce core contributions Read our story →

Add a WordPress PWA plugin from $49 a year

One yearly price with every feature in it. No cut of your traffic, no monthly sending bill, and no cap on how many people subscribe to your notifications.

Every plan works as long as your subscription stays active. It renews yearly until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime from your account. Every plan is backed by our 14-day refund policy.

1 Site License

Normally $79

$49/year

Just $4.08/mo when billed annually

  • Use on 1 website
  • Unlimited subscribers and notifications
  • App experience, automations and Play Store package
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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5 Sites License

Normally $299

$199/year

Just $16.58/mo when billed annually

  • Use on 5 websites
  • Unlimited subscribers and notifications
  • App experience, automations and Play Store package
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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10 Sites License

Normally $599

$399/year

Just $33.25/mo when billed annually

  • Use on 10 websites
  • Unlimited subscribers and notifications
  • App experience, automations and Play Store package
  • Unlimited updates
  • Priority support
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Secured by a 14-day refund policy

If the plugin does not work as promised on your setup, you have the backup of our 14-day refund policy to ask for your money back.

Version 2.0.0
Last updated June 15, 2026
Changelog
WordPress 6.5+ (tested to 7.1.3)
WooCommerce 9.0+ (tested to 11.2.1)
PHP 7.4+

See PWA for WordPress in action

Every screen below comes from the plugin running a real WooCommerce store. The live demo is the same build and needs no account.

Progressive web app analytics dashboard in WordPress admin
Installs, subscribers and click-through in one screen.
FAQ

WordPress PWA plugin FAQ

Answers to what site owners ask us most about running a PWA for WordPress.

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It is a website that a browser can install like an app. It gets a home screen icon, opens in its own window with no browser bar, keeps working when the connection drops, and can send notifications. There is no download from a store and no separate codebase. It is your site, wearing an app.

No. A browser needs a web app manifest and a service worker before it offers to install a site, and WordPress ships neither. A PWA plugin generates both and keeps them matched to your settings. Without one, nothing about a WordPress site is installable.

No, and you should be careful with anything that says you do. Swapping to a PWA theme means rebuilding your design to get a feature a plugin can add in an afternoon.

The installed app is your current theme running in an app window. Your layout, your fonts and your page builder all stay exactly as they are.

Install the plugin and run the setup wizard, which writes your manifest and service worker. Then set the app name, colours and start page, and upload an icon set.

For notifications, create a free Firebase project and paste three values into Push Setup. Open the site on a phone and the install prompt appears.

Yes, within the limits Apple sets. Visitors add your site to the home screen from the Safari share sheet, and the installed app gets your icon and splash screen. Push notifications reach iOS only after the app has been added to the home screen, and iOS ignores notification action buttons.

Yes. Browsers only allow service workers and web push on a secure site, or on localhost while you are developing. Without HTTPS the app cannot be installed and no notification can be delivered. Most hosts include a free certificate, and the plugin warns you in the admin if yours is missing.

You need one for push notifications. It is free to create. Add the Firebase config, the VAPID key and the service account file under Push Setup. Then press Test Notification to confirm it works. The installable app and offline browsing need no Firebase account at all.

No. Notifications are delivered by Firebase Cloud Messaging using a project you own. There is no per-message price and no cap on how large your list grows.

That is the difference from a hosted push service. Your subscribers sit in your own database tables, and nobody can price access to them later.

Yes. A WooCommerce PWA adds store notifications on top of the app: order status updates to the buyer, abandoned cart reminders, back-in-stock alerts and a push when a product is added or drops to a sale price. The plugin is HPOS compatible, and cart, checkout and account pages are kept out of the offline cache by default.

No. The free build always asks your server first and only reaches for the cache when that request fails. Nobody is served stale content. Cart, checkout and account URLs are on the never-cache list from the start. You can add any other page to it. Pro adds a cache-first option for sites that want the speed instead.

Yes, for Android. The App Package tab runs the store readiness checks, generates the packaging file PWABuilder and Bubblewrap read, and serves the asset links file from your own domain so the published app opens without a browser bar.

You build and sign the app yourself. The signing key stays with you. For iOS the same site generates an Xcode project. Add to Home Screen suits most sites better.

The front end adds one small script and a service worker. Caching usually makes repeat visits faster. Nothing loads from a third-party CDN. That includes the Firebase SDK. Every feature has its own switch. Anything you do not want is not loaded at all.

Not directly. Be wary of anyone who promises rankings. It is the same site at the same URLs. Your existing SEO carries on untouched. What it changes is repeat visits and time on site. An icon on the home screen and a notification on the lock screen bring people back.

Yes. On an AMP page no script is enqueued. The page stays valid and keeps its AMP cache listing. The manifest and app meta tags are still added. It works with the official AMP plugin and with AMP for WP. Page caching plugins are fine because the service worker sits in the browser and not on your server.

Yes. Desktop Chrome and Edge show the same install prompt, and the app opens in its own window on Windows, macOS and ChromeOS. Desktop is where most of the visits to this page come from, and desktop notifications land in the system tray the same way they do on a phone.

Yes. Our free build installs as a real app, browses offline and sends web push to everyone who subscribed. There is no subscriber cap and no sending fee. It includes the dashboard, the Delivery Log, the Subscribers screen and the Status tab.

Pro adds audience targeting, scheduled sends, action buttons, the WooCommerce automations, the app experience layer, the Play Store package and click tracking.

They are kept. Deleting the plugin removes the generated service worker and manifest, because a stale service worker would keep serving cached pages to your visitors. Your notifications, subscribers and delivery log stay in your database unless you tick the setting that asks for them to be removed.

This plugin comes with a 14-day refund policy. If it does not work as described on your setup, contact us within 14 days for a full refund. You can read the full terms on our refund policy page.

Give your visitors an app worth keeping

Add a WordPress PWA plugin that installs your site as an app, keeps it readable offline and sends push notifications from your own Firebase project. Try the live demo. Then pick a plan.

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14-day money back Fair terms
Always compatible Latest WP and Woo
Custom builds Made for your store
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Why site owners pick this plugin

What you get the day you turn it on.

  • An installable app with your icon and splash screen
  • Pages that still open with no connection
  • Web push with no subscriber cap and no monthly fee
  • A subscriber list that stays in your own database
  • 500+ five-star reviews and Elite Author status
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