Exit-intent popups that catch visitors before they leave
An exit-intent popup appears at the moment a visitor is about to leave your store, with one last reason to stay: a discount, a reminder of what's in their cart, or a way to keep in touch. It interrupts nobody, because only people who were already going see it.
From your domain to a second chance
No template to pick and no editor to learn. You stay in charge of every choice.
Enter your domain
The agent reads your store and picks up your colors, fonts, products, and tone.
Pick one of four concepts
Every concept is in your brand. Choose one, or ask for a change in plain words.
Set the moment, then publish
The agent turns on the exit-intent trigger for desktop and mobile, narrows it to the visitors you care about, and hands you a live preview link.
Live preview ready
Exit-intent popup concepts from the library
Last-chance offers and cart reminders the agent designed. Open any of them and use it as your starting point.
What the agent sets up for you
A working last-chance offer on your store, not a picture of one.
The exit moment, on every device
On desktop the popup fires when the cursor heads for the tab bar. On mobile it reacts to the signs of leaving, like a fast scroll back up or the back button.
Who sees it, and when
Show the popup on exit intent, after a delay, or on scroll. Narrow it to new or returning visitors, a country, a traffic source, or a cart value.
Two designs, one campaign
Keep a second concept as a variant and test the two against each other. You see which one wins, and by how much.
Prompts to start from
Pick one and the agent opens with it. Make it yours along the way.
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CursorQuestions about exit-intent popups
What is an exit-intent popup?
It's a popup that appears when a visitor shows signs of leaving, like moving the cursor toward the tab bar, and gives them a reason to stay or come back.
How does exit intent work on mobile?
There's no cursor on a phone, so the popup reacts to other signs of leaving, such as a fast scroll back to the top or the back button.
Are exit popups annoying?
They're the least intrusive kind, because they wait until the visit is over anyway. Keep the offer useful, make the close button obvious, and don't show it again to someone who said no.
What should an exit popup offer?
Match it to the visitor. Someone with a full cart needs a nudge to finish, like a small discount or free shipping. A first-time browser is better served by a reason to subscribe.
Can I show it only to visitors with something in their cart?
Yes. The agent can limit the popup by cart value, by the number of items, or by a specific product in the cart.
How often will a visitor see it?
As often as you decide. You can cap the number of views and stop showing it once someone has closed it or signed up.
Get your exit-intent popup plans in 60 seconds
Enter your domain and watch the agent design your exit offer.