Push Notifications API now available in Private Beta
Twilio's new Push Notifications API streamlines sending notifications across Android, iOS, and web with automatic token expiration, batch sending of up to 10,000 notifications, and scheduled delivery. This API is designed to eventually replace Twilio Notify.
- Simplify sending and build faster with a single shared API that is compatible with Android, iOS and web browsers
- Automatically expire stale tokens instead of managing expiration webhooks and token state
- Send up to 10,000 notifications with a single API request and personalize those notifications for each recipient using Liquid
- Schedule notifications for a later time
This API also features shared primitives that make it easy to extend your use case across SMS/MMS, RCS and Email using the Bulk Messaging API and Twilio Email. Request access to the private beta to try it today!
Note that this API is expected to replace Twilio Notify. If you are a Twilio Notify customer, please indicate it in your request for faster access so you can start planning your migration.
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