Messaging SDKs in Top 200 Free Android Apps

Firebase Cloud Messaging 129 Apps (65% of Top 200)

Firebase Cloud Messaging provides a reliable and efficient connection between servers and devices, allowing for the delivery and reception of messages on mobile devices. This cross-platform messaging solution lets app developers reliably deliver messages to app users at no cost.

OneSignal 7 Apps (4% of Top 200)

OneSignal is a push notification software with numerous features such as A/B testing, real-time reporting, and can be scaled to fit the largest apps. OneSignal can send push notifications across numerous platforms including mobile, web-based, In-App, and email notifications.

Pushwoosh 1 Apps (1% of Top 200)

Pushwoosh lets you engage with customers and raise conversion rates in your applications with new digital marketing strategies. Pushwoosh combines push notifications with other communication channels to increase revenue and user LTV. A free trial is avaiable to give a better understanding via the company home page.

PubNub 1 Apps (1% of Top 200)

Pubnub allows developers to quickly implement secure, collaborative features in a variety of realtime apps that have gained massive traction. It helps apps reflect any source of live data, from mapping, geotracking and dispatch, to broadcasting push notifications. Pubnub is available for iOSand Android apps.

Pusher 1 Apps (1% of Top 200)

Pusher is an Objective-C client library for the Pusher Channels realtime service. Pusher Channels is a hosted service that sits between your web application and the browser that lets you deliver events in realtime using WebSockets. The libPusher API mirrors the Pusher Channels JavaScript client as closely as possible, with some allowances for Objective-C conventions. In particular, whilst the JavaScript client uses event binding for all event handling, where events are pre-defined, libPusher uses the standard Cocoa delegation pattern.

AWS Device Messaging 1 Apps (1% of Top 200)

Amazon Device Messaging (ADM) lets you send messages to Amazon devices that run your app, so you can keep users up to date and involved. Whether you're giving a user a game update or letting them know that a message from their buddy has arrived, Amazon Device Messaging (ADM) helps you stay in touch.