The use case: how EatStreet deploys OneSignal
EatStreet sends mobile push notifications through OneSignal to re-engage app users, announcing new restaurants, delivery promotions, and reminders. It also uses segmentation by market, tags, personalization, and A/B testing to keep messages relevant.
In the customer’s words
OneSignal's tech and documentation has allowed us to move fast and realize value quickly. Minimal engineering support is required to execute tactics that create a lot of value for our business - personalization & segmentation, to A/B testing, and beyond.Other companies using OneSignal
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- Jan 11, 2020
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- Nov 14, 2026
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Being able to segment diners by market with very low effort is one way to ensure we're only sending relevant content.