Credentials without context
A global configuration does not follow each mobile app or instance identity.
Dedicated push for Nextcloud operations
NextPush helps B2B teams evaluate a multi-tenant push layer with customer isolation, organized APNs and Firebase settings, and operational visibility.
A discovery conversation to understand your mobile app identity and each instance's context.
The challenge
A single proxy tends to centralize credentials, obscure the path of a delivery, and make each customer operation harder to separate.
A global configuration does not follow each mobile app or instance identity.
Without instance-level history, investigating attempts and failures takes longer than it should.
Serving several customers calls for limits, priorities, and operational decisions that do not mix.
For operations already reaching Nextcloud's known fair-use limits, a dedicated cloud push service can offer a more predictable commercial path.
How it works
The instance sends an event; NextPush associates the request with the right instance and directs the work to the compatible provider.
Every technical instance has its own boundary, separate from the account's commercial boundary.
APNs or Firebase setup depends on the distributed mobile app identity — especially in white-label scenarios.
Built for operations
A technical boundary per instance to prevent data and settings from blending.
Settings organized for the app and environment being served.
A basis for following acceptance, attempts, and delivery outcomes.
Observability signals, auditability, and controls for a safer operation.
Priorities and retries are part of the architecture being evaluated.
Plans
Notification volume is unlimited on every plan. Capacity follows the number of connected users and devices.
Pro
US$29/month
Suitable for operations with up to 99 connected devices.
Business
US$99/month
Suitable for operations with up to 999 connected devices.
Enterprise
From US$299/month
Suitable for operations with 1,000 or more connected devices.
Security
The product design starts with identity validation, minimum access to credentials, and traceability for important actions.
Final mechanisms depend on compatibility validation and each customer's context.
Who it is for
Instances that already need to plan beyond known fair-use limits.
Teams distributing mobile apps with their own identity and setup.
People who need more context to investigate delivery, failure, and configuration.
Next step
Tell us how your Nextcloud instances and mobile apps are organized. Our team will assess whether NextPush fits your case.