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Floating Bar for Your Website

A floating bar sits pinned to the top or bottom of your page and stays there while visitors scroll. It is the gentlest way to keep one message, one offer or one button permanently within reach.
  • Pins to the top or bottom and stays while people scroll
  • Never covers the content, so nobody has to close it
  • Carries a button, a form or a discount code
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Floating Bar for Your Website

What Is a Floating Bar?

A floating bar is a slim strip fixed to the top or bottom edge of your website that stays in place as the visitor scrolls. It is the quietest member of the popup family and often the most effective, because it asks for nothing. A modal popup interrupts and demands a decision. A floating bar simply stays there, in the corner of the eye, until the moment the visitor is actually ready. That makes it perfect for the one message you want everyone to see: free delivery over a certain amount, a deadline, a new location, a newsletter signup, a phone number. Because it never covers the content, people do not develop the reflex to close it before reading, which is what happens to most interruptive formats. In BrandBits a bar is built in the same place as popups and slide-ins, so you can put a form, a button or a coupon inside it, decide whether it can be dismissed, choose the pages it appears on, and see exactly how many people saw it and acted on it.

  • Popups, floating bars, slide-ins and a spin-to-win wheel from one builder
  • Upload your own images or generate one with AI right in the builder
  • Trigger on exit intent, scroll depth, a delay, page load or a click
  • A/B test variants; every submission lands in Lead Management automatically
Floating Bar in use on a website

How It Works

One builder, one snippet, and nothing to install or maintain afterwards.

1

Build your campaign

Start from a template or from scratch: popup, floating bar, slide-in or prize wheel. Upload an image or generate one with AI, add a countdown or a two-step question, and match the design to your site.

2

Choose when it appears

Show it on exit intent, after a delay, at a scroll depth, on page load or when a visitor clicks a link. Limit it to certain pages, devices or first-time visitors.

3

Paste one snippet

Add the embed to your site once and every campaign you create afterwards appears through the same snippet. Leads flow straight into your inbox.

Why It Works

Most of the people on your website today will leave without a trace. A well timed message is the cheapest way to keep some of them.

Always visible, never in the way

It stays on screen while people scroll, so the message keeps working without ever blocking what they came for.

No irritation tax

Nothing to close means no reflex to close. Visitors read it in their own time instead of dismissing it on sight.

Works on phones

A slim bar fits a small screen comfortably, where a full modal often feels like an ambush.

One clear message

The narrow format forces a single sentence and a single action, which is usually why it converts.

Ways to use floating bar

What You Can Do

A floating bar is for the one thing you would tell every visitor if you could only say one thing.

  • Announce free delivery, a discount threshold or a deadline site wide.
  • Keep a signup field within reach on every page without a popup.
  • Pin a phone number or booking button to the bottom on mobile.
  • Run a countdown message during a sale week and switch it off after.
  • Show a bar only on your blog, or only to first-time visitors.

Everything Popups & Bars Includes

Four Formats

Modal popups, floating bars, corner slide-ins and a spin-to-win prize wheel from the same builder.

Images and Templates

Start from a ready-made template, add your own pictures, choose layouts, animations and placements.

AI Image Generation

No photo at hand? Describe the image you want and it is generated, hosted and dropped into your campaign in seconds.

Exit Intent and Click Triggers

Catch visitors on the way out, or open a campaign the moment they click one of your links.

Two-Step Popups

Ask a yes/no question first. People who click yes convert far more often.

Countdown Timers

Fixed deadlines or a per-visitor timer that starts when they first see the offer.

Social Proof and Teaser Tabs

Show a live signup count under the form, and leave a small reopen tab behind when someone closes the campaign.

A/B Testing

Run two versions of a campaign against each other and promote the winner in one click.

Mobile-Friendly Modes

Bottom sheets and slim banners on phones keep you within Google's popup guidelines.

Leads Flow Onward

Submissions land in Lead Management and are ready for Email Marketing, with impressions, conversions and dismissals all measured.

More Ways to Capture Leads

Every format below is part of the same tool, included in every plan.

FAQ

What is a floating bar on a website?

A floating bar is a slim strip fixed to the top or bottom of the page that stays visible while the visitor scrolls. It usually carries one short message plus a button, a form or a discount code.

Is a floating bar less annoying than a popup?

Generally yes, because it never covers the content. Visitors can keep reading, which means they are far less likely to close it reflexively before they have taken it in.

Can visitors close the bar?

That is your choice. A bar can be dismissible, so a visitor can tuck it away, or permanent for messages everyone needs to see.

Can I put a signup form inside a bar?

Yes. A bar can hold a short form, a call to action button or a coupon reveal, and any submissions go straight into Lead Management.

Will it work on mobile?

Yes. Bars are designed to sit comfortably on small screens, and you can choose to show a campaign only on mobile or only on desktop.

Stop letting visitors leave as strangers

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