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WordPress push-notification marketing software sold to a strategic WordPress product operator.
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PushEngage is a web push-notification platform for businesses that want to bring visitors back after they leave a site. The podcast identifies it as a sale to Syed, who runs Awesome Motive and a WordPress product roll-up. Gazdecki says the acquisition was in the seven figures and closed in about two weeks. No recurring revenue, customer count, product metrics, or independent transaction documents are provided. The case illustrates strategic fit: a buyer operating in the same ecosystem may value distribution, integrations, and an established customer base more than a generalist buyer. The reported price and close time are creator-reported. Treat the outcome as evidence of an acquisition, not as a revenue multiple or proof that a new push tool will achieve similar liquidity.
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Join the Unicorn Club — $5/moCancel anytime, in one clickData credibility: Andrew Gazdecki reports PushEngage sold to Syed of Awesome Motive in a seven-figure acquisition that closed in about two weeks.