Web Push Notifications on Multiple Domains
A single Alertelevate account — or even a single project — can power web push notifications across multiple domains.
Your configuration strategy depends on whether your domains are related or independent.
1. Different Websites
If you manage multiple unrelated websites, it’s best to create a separate sender for each site.
This ensures better security, separation of subscribers, and analytics accuracy.
Example:
- Website A: A blog about cars
- Website B: A recipe site about apples
In this case, each site should have its own sender, either under one account or in separate accounts.
2. Same Project, Multiple Domains
If your domains belong to the same application or are closely related, you can use one sender for all domains.
Example:
A multilingual website with:
example.com(English)example.fr(French)example.de(German)
All domains can share the same sender since they’re part of the same user experience.
3. Wildcard Subdomains or Any Domain
For web apps or platforms that use many subdomains or domains — such as multi-tenant SaaS products — you can configure one sender for all subdomains/domains.
Example:
A SaaS platform where each customer gets a unique domain:
customer1.yourapp.comcustomer2.yourapp.comcustomdomain.com
Using one sender simplifies setup and allows push notifications for all tenants.
Note: In this setup, all customers share the same key pair, so data export is not available per customer.
If tenant-level data separation is required, follow the “Different Websites” approach.
With Alertelevate, managing notifications for multiple domains is seamless — whether you need complete isolation or a shared setup across related properties.