A modal popup is a dialog that opens on top of the page, dims everything behind it and waits for a response. It converts better than any other on-site format for one simple reason: it removes every competing option for a moment. It is also the format most capable of driving people away, which is why the interesting question is never whether to use one, but when to show it. Everything hinges on timing and frequency. A modal that opens the instant a stranger arrives interrupts a decision they have not started making yet. The same modal shown as that visitor moves to leave, or once they have read most of an article, arrives at a moment where the offer is a natural next step. In BrandBits the timing controls are the point: fire on exit intent, at a scroll percentage, after a set delay or on load, and then govern how often it may return with a per visitor cool-off period and an automatic stop once someone has converted.
One builder, one snippet, and nothing to install or maintain afterwards.
Choose a popup, a floating bar or a slide-in, write the message, pick the fields you want and match the colours and fonts to your site.
Show it on exit intent, after a delay, at a scroll depth or on page load. Limit it to certain pages, devices or first-time visitors.
Add the embed to your site once and every campaign you create afterwards appears through the same snippet. Leads flow straight into your inbox.
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.
For a few seconds your offer is the only thing on screen, which is why the format still wins on conversion rate.
The same popup can be an intrusion or a helpful offer, depending entirely on the moment you choose to show it.
Set how many days before a visitor sees it again, and stop showing it entirely once they have signed up.
A modal can hold a short form, a call to action button, a plain message or a coupon reveal.
Use a modal for the one ask that deserves the visitor stopping what they are doing.
Modal popups, floating bars and corner slide-ins from the same builder.
Catch visitors as the cursor heads for the tab bar, before the page is gone.
Wait for real interest, at a scroll depth or after a set number of seconds.
Show a campaign only where it belongs: certain pages, mobile only, new visitors only.
Hand over a discount code the moment someone signs up.
Submissions land in Lead Management and are ready for Email Marketing.
Set how long before someone sees it again, and stop showing it once they convert.
Impressions, conversions, button clicks and dismissals for every campaign.
Every format below is part of the same tool, included in every plan.
A slim sticky bar that stays visible while people scroll, without ever blocking the page.
Floating BarTell every visitor the one thing they need to know, the moment they arrive.
Notification BarLaunches, sales and deadlines announced across your whole site in one line.
Announcement BarCatch visitors in the second before they leave, when you have nothing left to lose.
Exit-Intent PopupA clean, consent-friendly signup form you can place anywhere on your site.
Opt-In FormAdd popups to any website with one snippet, no plugin and no developer.
Website PopupTurn anonymous traffic into a mailing list you own and can email whenever you like.
Email PopupCollect enquiries from visitors who would otherwise have left without a word.
Lead Capture PopupTrade a discount code for an email address, and hand it over instantly.
Discount PopupA modal popup is a dialog that appears above the page and dims the background so the visitor sees one message and one action. It is the classic popup format.
A badly timed one does. A modal that appears immediately, on every page, for every visitor is what gave popups their reputation. Timing it on exit intent or scroll depth, and limiting how often it returns, is the difference.
For most sites, either when the cursor moves to leave, or after the visitor has scrolled through a meaningful part of the page. Both signal that a decision moment has arrived.
Yes. Campaigns stop showing after a visitor converts, and you set how many days pass before anyone else sees it again.
Yes, and you can restrict a campaign to desktop only if you would rather use a bar or a slide-in on small screens.
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