Sale popup template

The discount on a block of colour, a badge and one button, halfway down.

Who it is for

For a shop with a sale on: the discount on a block of your colour, a badge for when it ends and one button, once a visitor is halfway down the page rather than as it opens.

What visitors see

Its heading
“The autumn sale is on”
Its button
“Shop the sale”
When it opens
Once a visitor is 50% down the page

Then add it to your site

One line, pasted once, puts it on every page. Step by step for HTML, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and Next.js.

Other templates

  • Message

    The plain one. A heading, a sentence and a button, after eight seconds.

  • Welcome discount

    Its offer large at the side, a code that copies and a quiet Not now.

  • Black Friday

    Dark and large, its offer on a gradient, with a code and the small print.

  • Gift cards

    Its amount on a block at the side, centred, with one button and a line under it.

  • Free delivery

    A card in the corner that dims nothing: a truck, a promise and its terms.

  • New collection

    Large, its name on a pale block at the side, with a badge and Not now.

  • Coming soon

    Dark, its date on a block of colour, with a page to be told and Not now.

  • Back in stock

    The thing itself named on a pale block at the side, one button, halfway down.

  • Holiday hours

    A clock beside the hours and nothing to press but its close.

  • We've moved

    Large and centred under a pin, the new address and the way there.

  • Webinar

    No lead, a LIVE badge, a seat to save and when it is, halfway down the page.

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Questions

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When does it open?

After a delay of 5 to 60 seconds, or once a visitor has scrolled 10 to 90% of the page. Never as the page arrives and never as a visitor leaves.

How often does a visitor see it?

At most once a visit. Closed, it stays away from that visitor for 7 days, or 1 to 90 as you set; after its button is pressed, for 90.

What does it look like on a phone?

A sheet at the foot of the screen, a quarter of it at most, with no dimming and no locked scroll, so the page stays usable around it.

What does it keep about a visitor?

Nothing about them. Their own browser keeps a note that it was shown in this tab, and until when it stays away once closed. Nothing is sent to us.