Two push notification providers, compared on price, features and ratings, so you can pick fast.
Updated November 2026
THE VERDICT
MagicBell wins on in-app notification inboxes. OneSignal Push wins on price and features.
MagicBell starts at $99 versus OneSignal Push's $9. OneSignal Push rates higher with developers (4.7 vs 3.0 on G2). Pick based on volume and team, and the scorecard below breaks down where each one leads.
Winner cells are tinted, green where MagicBell leads, violet where OneSignal Push does.
FAQ
MagicBell starts at $99 versus OneSignal Push's $9. Compare your expected monthly volume against the per-message rates above.
MagicBell's paid Startup plan is $249 per month and includes 50,000 monthly deliveries and 5 projects, with additional deliveries billed at $0.0025 each and additional projects at $99 each. An Enterprise plan is available at custom pricing. Note that a delivery is counted per channel, so one notification sent across two channels counts as two deliveries.
Yes. OneSignal's Free plan offers unlimited mobile push sends at no cost, one of the more generous free tiers in the push notification market. It also includes up to 10,000 web push subscribers per send and 10,000 email sends per month, plus one journey and basic segmentation. Higher volumes and advanced features require a paid plan.
Yes. Many teams route different message types through different providers or fail over between them. Courier lets you send through both behind a single API and switch providers without changing your code.
Why not both?
Use both behind one API.
Route MagicBell, OneSignal Push, or both, and switch providers without changing your code. Courier sits in front of every channel.
Pricing, plans and feature availability as of November 2026 and may change. Ratings are aggregated from public review platforms.