Capture lost sales and encourage last-minute conversions

Recover abandoned sales by offering a last-minute incentive to visitors who are about to leave the site without making a purchase.

  • 4.4%

    avg. CTR

    basic exit-intent

  • 4.4%

    avg. CTR

    basic exit-intent

  • 6.6%

    avg. CTR

    timer + promo code on exit

  • 6.6%

    avg. CTR

    timer + promo code on exit

  • 7.9%

    avg. CTR

    promo code + exit-intent

  • 7.9%

    avg. CTR

    promo code + exit-intent

  • 2x

    higher CTR

    promo code on exit vs no incentive

  • 2x

    higher CTR

    promo code on exit vs no incentive

  • 4.4%

    avg. CTR

    basic exit-intent

  • 7.9%

    avg. CTR

    promo code + exit-intent

  • 6.6%

    avg. CTR

    timer + promo code on exit

  • 2x

    higher CTR

    promo code on exit vs no incentive

Catch attention before they leave

Right before someone leaves the site, you can still show an offer. Some people will notice it and stay a bit longer instead of closing the page.

Give a reason to take action

Some visitors just need a small push. A discount or bonus at the right moment can be enough for them to finish what they started.

Drive urgency for faster action

If there’s a time limit, just show it. Some people will decide faster when they see they can’t come back to it later.

Key features

Key features

  • Clear offer

    Game component

    Put the offer front and center. People shouldn’t have to search for it. Add a simple button so it’s clear where to click.

    Use game-like popups people instantly recognize — spin the wheel, scratch cards, memory matching, treasure hunts, slot machines, pick-a-gift, or seasonal ones.

  • Simple incentive

    Incentive offer

    A promo code is the most common option. It’s easy to understand and people know how to use it.

    Offer clear rewards — discounts, free shipping, or exclusive perks — in exchange for email. Well-structured incentives motivate signups while allowing you to control margins.

  • Countdown timer

    Conversion-focused flow

    If you use a timer, keep it simple. It just needs to show that the offer won’t be there forever.

    Guide users from interaction to signup with a simple flow: game, email capture, strong call-to-action, and optional countdown timers to create urgency.

  • Clear offer

    Put the offer front and center. People shouldn’t have to search for it. Add a simple button so it’s clear where to click.

  • Simple incentive

    A promo code is the most common option. It’s easy to understand and people know how to use it.

  • Countdown timer

    If you use a timer, keep it simple. It just needs to show that the offer won’t be there forever.

When to use for better results

When to use for better results

  • On pages where people leave quickly

    Convert first-time visitors

    On landing pages, especially from ads, some visitors leave fast. Showing an offer at that moment can still catch a few of them before they go.

    Turn first visits into signups or first purchases by offering an engaging reward upfront. This helps you capture attention early and build your list before users leave without taking action.

  • On product pages that take time to decide

    Recover exiting visitors

    For more expensive or higher-margin items, people often hesitate. An offer at the exit point can help them make up their mind.

    Stop visitors right before they leave with a timely offer or discount. Exit-intent gamified popups give users a reason to stay, helping you capture leads and recover lost conversions.

  • Use it where people hesitate

    Drive seasonal campaigns

    This can be on category pages or in the cart. If someone is browsing or close to buying but not moving forward, a small offer can help them continue.

    Highlight limited-time offers during peak periods with interactive experiences that stand out. Gamified popups help increase engagement and drive more immediate sales during high-traffic campaigns.

  • On pages where people leave quickly

    On landing pages, especially from ads, some visitors leave fast. Showing an offer at that moment can still catch a few of them before they go.

  • On product pages that take time to decide

    For more expensive or higher-margin items, people often hesitate. An offer at the exit point can help them make up their mind.

  • Use it where people hesitate

    This can be on category pages or in the cart. If someone is browsing or close to buying but not moving forward, a small offer can help them continue.

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Connects with any of your tools

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Convert more with proven CRO tactics

Convert more with proven CRO tactics

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