SuperBuzz automates web push notification marketing: a business integrates the platform on its site, builds a subscriber base, and lets the AI engine draft and send push notifications timed and worded to drive clicks back to the site, running automatic A/B testing to keep optimizing which message wins. Its self-learning engine adjusts send behavior over time based on how subscribers actually respond, and higher tiers add abandoned-cart recovery campaigns for Shopify stores, a dedicated customer success manager and white-labeling for agencies managing client accounts. The company is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker SPZ, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tel Aviv with an additional office in Toronto.
The company’s own homepage claims a 50 percent sales increase in 30 days from AI-powered campaigns; that is marketing copy rather than a guaranteed outcome, and actual results depend heavily on a site’s existing traffic, audience quality and how push notifications fit its specific customers. Web push notifications also depend on a subscriber opting in and keeping notifications enabled in their browser, so overall reach is bounded by the opt-in rate for that prompt, a factor the platform’s automation cannot control.
Base Buzzer is $90 a month billed annually, with the first month free, for 50,000 push messages, 1 website, unlimited subscribers, automatic A/B testing, the self-learning engine and support chat. Super Buzzer is $200 a month billed annually, with 2 months free, for 200,000 push messages, up to 3 websites, unlimited Shopify abandoned-cart campaigns, a dedicated customer success manager and white-labeling. Pro Buzzer is custom-priced for high-traffic publishers and agencies managing multiple domains, sold through a sales conversation. Additional message blocks and websites can be added to any plan for an extra monthly fee.
