WooCommerce Splash Popup

Many stores need a way to put one message in front of visitors right away, such as a time-limited offer, a signup invitation or an announcement. WooCommerce Splash Popup handles this by displaying a popup on arrival. Because the content is pulled from a WordPress page, you write and manage it with the tools you already use, and no coding is needed.

The plugin also controls who sees a popup and when. You can target logged-out visitors, logged-in users or logged-in customers, and narrow it by user role, country or page type. Once a visitor closes the popup, a cookie keeps it from returning for a set period, with a default of 30 days. You can run multiple popups, set priorities, and add start and end dates.

Features

• Popup content from WordPress pages: Display content sourced directly from your WordPress pages, and edit it in Gutenberg, so you can manage the message without writing code.
• User status targeting: Show different popups to logged-out visitors, logged-in users or logged-in customers, or target specific user roles, so each group sees a relevant message.
• Page targeting rules: Show a popup on all pages, or limit it to specific products, product categories, shop, cart and checkout pages, WordPress pages, posts or search results.
• Geo targeting by country: Restrict a popup to visitors from chosen countries, using the geolocation that is built into WooCommerce.
• Multiple popups with priorities: Manage several popups, each with independent settings. Assign numeric priorities to decide which one is shown when more than one is active.
• Scheduling with start and end dates: Set optional start and end dates so a promotion or announcement appears only during the period you choose.
• Cookie-based frequency control: After a visitor closes a popup, a cookie stops it from reappearing for a customizable period, with a default of 30 days.
• Tabbed popup editor: Set up each popup in an editor with tabs for Content, Conditions, Triggers, Schedule, Appearance and Stats.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores announcing time-limited offers
• Store owners collecting newsletter signups from new visitors
• Shops showing different messages to customers and guests