AMP Pop-up

Popups on AMP pages can be hard to manage, since the pages are built to stay light and follow strict rules. AMP Pop-up is made for AMP-enabled WordPress sites and adds modal popup notifications that fit within those standards. You can use them for important messages, promotional offers, consent requests or email opt-in forms, and every popup is responsive on mobile screens.

You decide where and when each popup appears. Show it across the whole site or limit it to certain pages, post types, categories or tags, then set a delay in seconds after the page loads. Colors, fonts and styles can be adjusted for each popup, so the result matches your brand. The plugin works with the AMP for WordPress ecosystem, including AMP by Automattic.

Features

• Unlimited responsive popups: Create as many popups as your site needs. Each one is responsive and adapts to mobile devices, so messages stay readable on small screens.
• Conditional display rules: Show a popup on the whole site or target specific pages, post types, categories or tags, so each message reaches the audience it is meant for.
• Custom colors, fonts and styles: Adjust colors, fonts and styles for every popup, using color pickers, to keep the popups in line with your brand.
• Configurable display delay: Set the exact number of seconds after page load before a popup appears, so you can pick the moment that suits your visitors.
• Email opt-in forms: Add email subscription forms to your popups when AMP Optin is installed, which turns a popup into a way to collect sign-ups.
• Built for AMP standards: Popups are designed for accelerated mobile pages and work with the AMP for WordPress ecosystem, so they fit within AMP requirements.
• Works with AMP by Automattic: The plugin is compatible with popular AMP plugins, including AMP by Automattic, so it can sit alongside the AMP setup you already use.
• Varied popup purposes: Use popups for promotions, consent requests, important updates or newsletter sign-ups, all from one plugin on your AMP pages.

Best for

• WordPress sites that already serve AMP pages
• Marketers collecting newsletter sign-ups on mobile
• Site admins showing targeted notices by page or category