ComRaid
FCM PUSH NOTIFICATIONS

FCM push for product teams

Send Android and iOS notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging—without building audiences, scheduling, queues, and delivery inspection yourself.

If you need an FCM push notifications platform, raw FCM HTTP calls are not enough. You need contacts and device tokens, audience rules, composition, scheduling, retries, and a clear view of what happened after the send. ComRaid is that layer.

A clear split of responsibility

FirebaseDelivers the payload

FCM reaches Android and iOS devices. You keep your Firebase project and credentials.

ComRaidRuns the workflow

Contacts, endpoints, segments, notifications, queues, retries, and delivery records.

Your productOwns the business

Decide when to message. Keep purchases, subscriptions, and conversion analytics yours.

What teams use day to day

  • API for engineeringTrigger sends from your backend with the push notification API.
  • Dashboard for the teamCompose, schedule, and inspect without writing code for every send.
  • One notification modelOne-to-one and multi-recipient pushes share the same resource and delivery view.

Read the docs to connect Firebase and start sending.

FAQ

Good questions.
Clear answers.

What is ComRaid’s FCM support?

ComRaid sends Android and iOS push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM). You connect a Firebase service account to your project, register device tokens on contacts, and send from the API or dashboard.

Is ComRaid a replacement for Firebase?

No. Firebase remains the delivery provider. ComRaid is the communication layer on top: contacts, segments, composition, scheduling, queues, retries, and delivery inspection.

Can I send to one user or many?

Yes. Target individual contacts by external ID or fan out to segments and broader audiences. One notification resource covers both one-to-one and multi-recipient sends.

SHIP WITH FCM

Send your next
push through ComRaid.

Connect Firebase, register devices, and start notifying Android and iOS users.

Start sending