We built iConvert Promoter so that getting a popup live takes minutes, not an afternoon. Pick one of 550+ templates, change the text, decide when it shows and who sees it, and publish. That is the whole job.
The part we spent the most time on is timing. A popup that shows up at the right moment gets a click. One that shows up too early gets closed, and we have all closed a hundred of those. So there is exit intent, scroll depth, inactivity, time on page, and for WooCommerce stores, what is actually in the cart. And it is a lifetime deal: $29, one payment, no renewals, no visitor cap.
We are Extend Studio, a WordPress shop in Bucharest. You may know our other plugins, Kubio and ColibriWP. Together our products power over 250k websites.
Product Highlights
- 550+ popup templates, all responsive, for email signup, coupons, countdown sales, cart recovery and cookie notices
- Six formats: lightbox, simple popup, slide-in, floating bar, inline bar and fullscreen mat
- Exit intent, plus triggers for scroll depth, click, inactivity, time on page and time on site
- Target by page, device, country, traffic source, or whether someone has visited before
- WooCommerce rules that react to the cart: discounts by cart total, cross-sells, abandoned checkout offers
- No visitor or impression cap on any plan, free included
Key Features
The builder
Everything is a block. Text, image, button, form, countdown, and a custom HTML block for whatever we did not think of. Drag them where you want them and style each one down to the padding and the shadow. The editor shows exactly what the visitor sees, which sounds obvious but is not a given in this category. Every template already works on phones, so you do not have to design twice. Most people are live within a few minutes of picking a template. If templates are not your thing, there is a blank canvas.
Triggers
This is the part that decides whether a popup converts or annoys. Exit intent watches the cursor head for the address bar and shows the offer before the tab closes. Scroll triggers wait until someone has actually read part of the page, 60% for example, before asking for anything. There is inactivity, time on page, time on site, and a click trigger that lets any button or link open a popup. Page load with a delay is there too, for the people who want it.
Targeting
Every campaign can be narrowed to specific pages, posts or categories, to desktop or mobile, to one country, to visitors who came from an ad, or to people who have been here before. Rules stack. A returning mobile visitor from Germany on a product page can see something different from a first-timer on the blog. You can also give a campaign a start and end date, so a Black Friday bar switches itself off on Monday.
WooCommerce
For stores, the cart is the trigger. A discount that appears once there are three items in the cart, or once the total passes a threshold. A cross-sell when a specific product is in there, or a nudge toward it when it is not. Pair any of these with exit intent and you have an abandoned checkout offer that fires at the exact moment it is needed.
Contacts and email
Subscribers land in a contact list inside WordPress. Export them as CSV whenever you like. The data is yours and it stays on your server. If you use Mailchimp, Brevo, MailerLite, GetResponse, Campaign Monitor, MailJet or MooSend, new contacts sync over automatically, and different forms can feed different lists.
Conclusion
iConvert Promoter covers everything you would expect from a popup plugin: exit intent, countdowns, cart offers, geotargeting, email sync, and a template library big enough that nobody has to start from blank. And it does it for one payment, with no impression cap and no renewal date.
Who uses it: bloggers growing a list from content upgrades, WooCommerce stores running cart offers and checkout recovery, and anyone with one site who would rather not rent their popups by the month. It works with any theme and sits happily next to Gutenberg, Elementor, Kubio or whatever builder you already use.
The deal is $29 for a lifetime Personal license, covering one site. Updates and support are included for as long as the plugin exists, and if it is not what you expected, there is a 14-day money-back guarantee. Pay once, and never think about a popup bill again.
FAQ
What is in the free plan, and what does this deal add?
Free, on WordPress.org, gets you unlimited popups, 150+ templates, the basic triggers, and page and device targeting, with no visitor cap. The deal unlocks the rest: 550+ templates, exit intent, countdowns, time-based triggers, country and traffic source targeting, WooCommerce cart rules, the email integrations, and priority support.
Is it really lifetime? Any renewal fees?
Yes and no, in that order. This is a one-time lifetime license with updates and support included. Nothing renews.
How many sites can I use it on?
One. The deal is for the Personal plan, which covers a single site.
Does it work with WooCommerce and with my page builder?
WooCommerce, yes, with triggers on cart total, item count, and whether a given product is in the cart. Page builders, also yes. It works with any theme and alongside Gutenberg, Elementor, Kubio and the rest. There are no plugin dependencies.
Where do my subscribers go?
Into your own WordPress database. Export as CSV anytime, or sync to Mailchimp, Brevo, MailerLite, GetResponse, Campaign Monitor, MailJet or MooSend. Nothing is sent to our servers.
