In-page push ads that need no notification opt-in
A small notification-style card slides into a corner of the page. There is no browser permission prompt, so it works on iOS, Android and desktop.
How in-page push ads work
Classic push ads depend on users subscribing to browser notifications. In-page push skips that step: the card is drawn inside your page and looks like a familiar notification.
Because nothing is installed or subscribed, the user only sees it while on your site, and it closes with one tap. It works on browsers where classic web push is limited.
| Position | Bottom or top corner of the page |
| Opt-in | Not needed |
| Works on | iOS, Android and desktop browsers |
| Close | One tap, always visible |
Static illustration. No live ads are loaded on this page.
Where it works best
Mobile-first sites
A corner card is less intrusive than a full-width mobile banner.
News and entertainment
Short, scroll-heavy sessions suit a card that appears after a few seconds.
Sites already using classic push
In-page push reaches users who never subscribed.
Placement tips
- Delay the first card a few seconds after page load.
- Keep it to one card at a time, and keep the close button large.
- Avoid positions that cover your own navigation or chat button.
Other formats
FAQ
Do users need to allow notifications?
No. The card is part of the page, so no browser permission is requested.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. Because it is drawn in the page, it works on iOS Safari as well as Android and desktop browsers.
Can users close it?
Yes. Every card has a visible close button.
Is it the same as a popup?
No. It is a small corner card that does not block the page or open new windows.
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