Popup Builder Scheduling

Promotions often depend on timing. A weekly flash sale, a holiday greeting or a daily special only makes sense on certain days, and changing popups by hand each time is tedious. Popup Builder Scheduling handles that by letting you assign a display schedule to each popup so the right message appears when it applies.

The extension works with the Popup Builder core plugin and is managed from the WordPress dashboard. You can show a different popup on each day of the week, set start and end dates for a campaign, and limit display to certain hours. It also lets you try different offers on different days and see which ones draw the best response.

Features

• Day-of-the-week scheduling: Show a different popup on each day of the week, so every day can carry its own offer or message for your visitors.
• Date range display: Set a start date and an end date for a popup campaign. This suits limited-time sales, seasonal greetings and other promotions with a clear window.
• Time-specific display control: Define the exact times of day when a popup appears, so the message can match visitor behavior and busier traffic periods.
• Works with Popup Builder: The extension plugs into the Popup Builder core plugin, adding scheduling to the popups you already create without a complicated setup.
• Testing offers by day: Run different offers on different days and compare how visitors respond, which helps you decide which days and offers suit your campaigns.
• Simple admin panel: Schedule and manage your popup calendar from an intuitive admin panel inside WordPress, which cuts down on manual adjustments.
• Multi-site license options: Licensing comes in single site, multi-site (2-5 sites) and unlimited options, so the setup can fit the number of sites you run.
• Broad hosting compatibility: Supports current WordPress releases and older PHP environments, so it can run on a wide range of hosting setups.

Best for

• Stores running weekly flash sales or daily specials
• Sites with seasonal or holiday popup campaigns
• Marketers testing which days work best for offers