Countix - Sales Countdown Timer Premium

Timed sales only work when shoppers can see the deadline. This plugin reads the sale schedule you already set in WooCommerce and shows a countdown on the product page. The timer starts and stops with the sale, so the message on the page stays matched to your promotion without manual edits.

You decide where the timer sits. It can go before or after the price, near the add-to-cart button, or around the product image. Styles, colors and fonts can be adjusted to fit your brand, and a live preview in the settings panel shows the result. A stock countdown can also display remaining inventory. The layout adapts to mobile screens and works with WPML and other translation plugins, plus Elementor and WPBakery.

Features

• WooCommerce sale integration: Countdown timers appear on product pages automatically, based on the sale times you have scheduled in WooCommerce.
• Flexible timer placement: Position the countdown before or after the product price, next to the add-to-cart button, or near the product images to suit your layout.
• Stock countdown indicators: Show stock levels alongside the timer, so shoppers can see when inventory is running low on a product.
• Customizable timer designs: Pick from multiple styles, colors and fonts so the timer matches the look of your store and brand.
• Scheduled sales support: Set start and end dates for sale events. Countdowns turn on and off automatically when the sale begins and ends.
• Mobile responsive display: Timers are built to display properly on any device, so shoppers on phones and tablets see the same countdown.
• Multi-language and RTL support: Works with WPML and other translation plugins, which suits stores that serve shoppers in several languages.
• No-code settings panel: Configure timers from a straightforward settings panel with live preview options, with no coding knowledge needed.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that run scheduled sales
• Shop owners who want stock level indicators on products
• Multilingual stores using WPML, Elementor or WPBakery