Catch the visitor who was about to close the tab.
Get more out of the clicks you already paid for. Drag exit-intent popups, sticky bars, countdowns and city callouts onto any page, set the trigger, and keep the offer on screen on a phone.
Free forever plan. No card required.
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A roofing lead gen page at yourdomain.com/roofing in a browser window, beside switches for its conversion tools: a sticky bar, a ten-minute countdown, an exit-intent popup, a headline that names the visitor's city, and star ratings. Each switch turns its tool on or off on the page.
Get your roof price by email.
A written estimate for your home within 24 hours. No visit, no sales call.
Try to leave: move your pointer up out of the page, toward the tabs.Try to leave the page, as a visitor on the way out would.Switch the exit-intent popup on, then try to leave.
Conversion tools
- Countdown timer
Timer mode: ten minutes from the moment the page loads.
- Exit-intent popup
Opens when the visitor is about to leave the page.
- Dynamic callout
Fills
[[city]]in the headline with the visitor's city.
The toolkit
Six ways to get more from the same click.
All six are elements in the editor you build the page with. Drag one on, choose when it shows, and choose the devices it shows on.
An exit-intent popup open over a page, asking for an email address.
Popups
On page load, after a delay, at a scroll depth or on exit intent. Built with the same elements as the page.
A countdown in date mode, in days, hours, minutes and seconds to December 7.
Countdown timer
Count down to a set date, or start a timer for each visitor. Redirect when it reaches zero.
A headline with a [[city]] token, filled with a different visitor's city in turn.
Dynamic callouts
Show the visitor's city, region, country, device or today's date inside any text.
A checkout for a serum, with a promo code taking 10% off before the card is charged.
Stripe checkout
Take a one-time or recurring payment on the page, with coupons, promo codes and shipping options.
01Recover
Popups and exit intent
Build an exit-intent popup with a form, a quiz, a countdown or a button to the offer. Choose what opens it, where it shows and whether it comes back.
- Exit intent, delay, scroll percentage or page load
- Show Once per session, or Stay Dismissed for 30 days
- Open it from any button, or from your own code with the Popup API
02Sell
Stripe checkout
Add Stripe checkout to the landing page and the buyer pays without leaving it. Card details go straight to Stripe and never pass through LanderLab.
- One-time or recurring payments
- A coupon applied for them, or a promo code they type
- Shipping options with their price and delivery time
Why built in
One editor instead of three add-on scripts.
The old way
- “Popup tool, timer widget, bar plugin. Three logins.”
- “The popup's leads went to yet another inbox.”
- “The sale ended. Now edit every page that runs it.”
- “Nobody checked the popup on mobile before launch.”
The LanderLab way
- “Popups, bars and timers live in the page editor.”
- “Popup leads land in the same leads table.”
- “The bar is a global block. One edit ends it.”
- “Each tool is set per device, scroll depth too.”
Where the emails go
Popup sign-ups, straight to your list.
Send each email from a popup form to your email platform or CRM, or take the payment on the page with Stripe.
Before you start
Do conversion tools cost extra?
No. Popups, sticky bars, countdowns and callouts are elements in the same editor, not an add-on. Plans differ by visits, published pages, domains and users. The Free plan gives you 2,500 visits a month and 5 published pages, and needs no card.
How do I stop a popup from showing again and again?
Turn on Show Once to show it once per session, or Stay Dismissed to keep it closed for 30 days after a visitor closes it. Close on ESC and close on backdrop click are one toggle each.
Do they work on phones?
Yes, and you decide how. Any tool can be shown or hidden per device, a popup's scroll trigger takes a different depth for desktop, tablet and mobile, and the editor reminds you to check a sticky bar on a small screen.
Can I use them on a page I imported?
Yes. An imported page opens in the same editor as any other, so you can drop a popup, a sticky bar or a countdown onto it like on a page you built.
Can I track a sign-up from a popup?
Yes. The newsletter element has an Event field for a pixel call such as fbq('track', 'Lead') on submit, and form submits can count as conversions in the page settings.
Can I take payment on the page?
Yes. Connect Stripe and drop in the Stripe Checkout element for one-time or recurring payments, coupons, promo codes and shipping options. Card details go straight to Stripe and never pass through LanderLab.
Give every page a second shot at the visitor.
Start free, add a popup, a sticky bar or a countdown to a page, and test it against the version without.