OnPage
7.0#4 in mass notification softwareFrom $13.99 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitOnPage vs PushPulse
What both publish
| Fact | OnPage | PushPulse |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | OnPage says it integrates with more than 200 systems and supports connections through email, webhooks, or HTTP requests. | The mass notifications page lists Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations, and the Unified plan lists third-party integrations, API access, and webhooks. |
| Purpose | OnPage routes high-priority notifications to on-call responders using schedules and configured policies. | PushPulse is a safety and security operations platform for teams responsible for keeping people safe. |
| Security | The pricing page lists HIPAA compliance, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified facilities, PCI certification, GDPR compliance, and yearly penetration testing. | PushPulse says data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit over TLS, customer environments are logically isolated, and access is role-based. |
| Support | The pricing page lists 24/7 live and email support, along with dedicated customer success and a knowledge-based university. | The pricing page says customers get guided onboarding with a dedicated Customer Success Manager and access to the help center. |
OnPage plans
- OnPage$13.99 a month
- Enterprise Silver$22.99 a month
- Enterprise Gold$28.99 a month
PushPulse plans
- Essentials$540 a year
- Plus$780 a year
- Unified$1,080 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick OnPage if…
OnPage is aimed at healthcare organizations, IT and managed IT teams, and responders handling critical events across industries. It suits teams that need scheduled incident alerts and escalation paths.
Pick PushPulse if…
PushPulse suits organizations coordinating safety responses for groups across sites, including schools, churches, senior living, and workplaces. It may also fit private security and executive protection teams needing multiple alert channels and incident tools.