Intuitive, functional, and affordable

I was tasked by a client for a popup solution that would cover a large family of websites. Although how the popups were to be used was left out, the family of websites includes a WooCommerce store, an education center, a retreat destination, and plenty of blogs.
Shopping around I new the base needs weer:
– one affordable license that covered at least ten websites.
– exit intent capability
– WooCommerce integration
– MailChimp integration
– ability to load more than one popup, but have visitor action determine which popup would load.
– Minimal need to use custom coding for design

It didn’t take long to land on Popup Maker because it met all the basic needs and some. My client bought the bundle and I have been using it now a week. It is pretty easy to customize popups in all sorts of non-annoying w(and if you are so inclined, annoying ways). Well maybe I let the exit intent ones be annoying…

In any case, support has been fantastic and apparently there is even more support coming for WooCommerce! I have to admit that the Subscription features have caused me to update how my client handles Subscribers. Since we are deploying this over ten websites, I noted we can funnel Subscribers from certain websites to certain groups instead of the client maintaining multiple lists.

Awesome plugin on the pro level. Keep it up!

One suggestion though, if you are going to be focusing on a WooCommerce or ECommerce site, check out Ahoy by the same developer.