Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API vs SendBird

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Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API

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Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API vs SendBird: What are the differences?

Developers describe Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API as "Free API to send Push Notifications to iOS & Android". Send push notifications to iOS and Android devices through one unified Push Notifications API for Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) and Apple Push Notification Service (APNS). On the other hand, SendBird is detailed as "A Complete Chat Platform, Messaging and Chat SDK and API". SendBird is a Messaging SDK, Chat API, and fully managed chat infrastructure for your mobile apps and websites. Embeddable chat for iOS, Android, JavaScript, Unity, .NET.

Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API belongs to "Mobile Push Messaging" category of the tech stack, while SendBird can be primarily classified under "Communications SDK".

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Pros of Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API
Pros of SendBird
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    Free
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    Easy setup
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    Scalable
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    Active support is impressive. (Support for private deve
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    Pre-built UI for major platforms
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    Easy to use
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    Migration API for customers using other chat services
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    Scalability is awesome
  • 7
    First chat SDK officially supports Xamarin
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    Because my product guy told me to
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    Unlimited number of users in public chat
  • 5
    Cool product
  • 4
    Flexible message format ex) json, xml
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    Out of the box api and features
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    Intuitive and feature-packed

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Cons of Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API
Cons of SendBird
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      Policy on concurrent users leads to overages and overch
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      Prices ramp up exponentially

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    What is Pusher Mobile Push Notifications API?

    Send push notifications to iOS and Android devices through one unified Push Notifications API for Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) and Apple Push Notification Service (APNS).

    What is SendBird?

    SendBird is a Messaging SDK, Chat API, and fully managed chat infrastructure for your mobile apps and websites. Embeddable chat for iOS, Android, JavaScript, Unity, .NET.

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