Push Notification Software

MoEngage vs OneSignal

MoEngage and OneSignal are push notification platforms for marketers and developers who message app and website users. MoEngage is built for consumer brands that want analytics and campaigns in one tool. OneSignal began as a push service and is aimed at developers. Lifecycle and CRM marketers at app-heavy brands suit MoEngage, while app publishers and developer-led teams suit OneSignal.

MoEngage
MoEngage

by MoEngage

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Pricing: No public price list: every tier is quoted by sales. Active users count once a calendar month; email inbox previews are capped at 10 a month.

MoEngage is a customer engagement platform for consumer apps: cross-channel journeys, push, email, SMS and in-app messaging, priced by sales quote only.

16 /18 features Full profile
OneSignal
OneSignal

by OneSignal

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Pricing: Free up to 1,000 mobile MAU and 10,000 web push per send; Growth $19/mo plus $0.012 per mobile MAU and $0.004 per web subscriber (about $139 at 10,000 MAU); Professional and Enterprise on request.

OneSignal is push notifications for apps and websites with in-app messages, email, SMS and Journeys in one platform, with a free tier and usage-based pricing.

17 /18 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

Push Notification Software features side-by-side

MoEngage
MoEngage 16/18 features
Browser web push
Yes
Mobile SDKs for iOS and Android
Yes
In-app messages
Yes
Rich media notifications
Yes
Push audience segments
Yes
Event-triggered notifications
Yes
Push drip sequences
Yes
Time-zone based delivery
Yes
Geo-targeting
Yes
Cart and browse abandonment alerts
Yes
RSS auto-push
No
Custom opt-in prompts
No
Notification conversion tracking
Yes
Built-in email and SMS channels
Yes
Push API
Yes
Multiple sites and apps
Yes
iOS Live Activities
Yes
WordPress and Shopify plugins
Yes
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OneSignal
OneSignal 17/18 features
Browser web push
Yes
Mobile SDKs for iOS and Android
Yes
In-app messages
Yes
Rich media notifications
Yes
Push audience segments
Yes
Event-triggered notifications
Yes
Push drip sequences
Yes
Time-zone based delivery
Yes
Geo-targeting
Yes
Cart and browse abandonment alerts
Yes
RSS auto-push
No
Custom opt-in prompts
Yes
Notification conversion tracking
Yes
Built-in email and SMS channels
Yes
Push API
Yes
Multiple sites and apps
Yes
iOS Live Activities
Yes
WordPress and Shopify plugins
Yes
No reviews yet

Pricing

MoEngage

No public price list: every tier is quoted by sales. Active users count once a calendar month; email inbox previews are capped at 10 a month.

OneSignal

Free up to 1,000 mobile MAU and 10,000 web push per send; Growth $19/mo plus $0.012 per mobile MAU and $0.004 per web subscriber (about $139 at 10,000 MAU); Professional and Enterprise on request.

Which Should You Choose?

Choose MoEngage if you run lifecycle marketing for a consumer brand with its own iOS and Android apps. Choose OneSignal if you are a developer-led team that ships an app and wants push running quickly. OneSignal starts with a free plan, then paid plans billed by the month, and higher plans sold by quote.

A marketer who wants analytics and campaigns in one tool is the person MoEngage serves. It holds a slice of customers back in control groups, so lift can be measured against them. A journey can branch on what a customer did at the previous step, and app and site events become funnels and path analysis. The tool pays off most for brands that run their own mobile apps.

OneSignal serves teams shipping an app, and the developers on those teams, and it still leads with push. It offers styled subscription prompts on a website, triggered by delay, scroll depth or exit. Every plan lets the API send without a cap on volume. Frequency capping sits on the top tier, and advanced analytics begin on the higher plans.

MoEngage's users praise an interface that is clear and quick to learn, and they value one place for audiences, analytics and reports. They complain that the platform is slow to load and that delivery rates look low. OneSignal's reviewers like quick setup, well-documented SDKs and a free plan that covers small apps. They find the jump to paid plans steep, and some describe support as slow.

MoEngage describes a luxury jewelry retailer that wanted app retention and online sales. The retailer joined WhatsApp, push and email in one journey with messages on its own site and app. The jeweler's weekly retention grew stronger. One OneSignal customer, an online wine retailer with an app, sends push to its shoppers with segmentation by location and automated birthday offers. A meaningful share of its total revenue now comes from app push notifications.

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