Open Paging Server
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VisitOpen Paging Server vs PushPulse
What both publish
| Fact | Open Paging Server | PushPulse |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Open Paging Server is a public address and mass notification system that runs on existing VoIP infrastructure. | PushPulse is a safety and security operations platform for teams responsible for keeping people safe. |
Open Paging Server plans
- Open Paging ServerFree
PushPulse plans
- Essentials$540 a year
- Plus$780 a year
- Unified$1,080 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Open Paging Server if…
Open Paging Server is aimed at small to medium enterprises familiar with system administration that want to run paging and notifications on existing VoIP infrastructure. It is not suited to production use while the maker says it remains in beta.
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.