A seasonal edit. A welcome discount. A service worth discovering. Turn a passing visit into a clear next step with offers that feel at home on your WordPress site.
Bring the product, saving and terms together. Give visitors one useful action, with no signup required for a link offer.
A seasonal edit worth exploring, with the saving, dates and destination all in one place.
SOFT COTTON. EVERYDAY FAVOURITES.Choose the goal that fits your promotion. Each offer needs a clear promise, a useful destination and the right measure of success.
Put selected products in the spotlight and send visitors straight to the collection. No signup needed.
A popup on relevant shop pages, or an inline offer beside your products.
The click is the campaign action. Orders and revenue belong in your store’s reporting.
Choose the collection or service page that delivers on the promise in your offer.
Explain what the emails are for, collect the signup and reveal a code with clear terms. Let people decide whether the invitation is for them.
A welcome popup with a considerate delay and visitor frequency limits.
Here the signup is the campaign action. Copying the code is not another conversion, and does not prove a purchase.
Create the code in your store first. WConvert reveals the code you enter; it does not create or apply the discount.
Spotlight a focused service, a workshop or a new package. Give people enough context to explore it without asking for their details first.
An inline invitation below related work or a relevant article.
WConvert measures the click to the service page. Enquiries, bookings and payment happen in your chosen tools.
Choose the collection or service page that delivers on the promise in your offer.
Give a relevant promotion its own moment, with a clear action and an easy way to dismiss it.
Keep an announcement in view at the top or bottom, while the rest of your page stays available.
Place the offer beside related products, beneath a service or inside your content with a block or shortcode.
Choose the relevant pages, set the campaign’s actual dates and give visitors room to browse between appearances.
Prepare the campaign with a start and a finish that match the promotion.
Example campaign dates, shown in the site’s timezone.
Relevant pages. Show the offer where the collection or service makes sense.
A considerate pause. Let visitors settle in before a popup appears.
Visitor limits. Control how often the invitation returns.
Start with appearances and the action your campaign is designed for. Use your store or service tools to follow what happens beyond the click.
Campaign appearances give you a starting point for understanding reach.
Local reporting · FreeLink offers measure clicks. Signup campaigns measure accepted submissions. Choose the goal that matches your invitation.
Explore analyticsWith Pro, compare campaign variants to learn from your own visitors.
Explore A/B testing
Explore Pro product recommendations and cart campaigns for WooCommerce.
Yes. Use a link-based design with the Promote an offer or content goal. Its button sends visitors to your chosen page, and WConvert reports link clicks. You do not need an email form or an email marketing connection for that campaign.
A code block displays a shared code you enter, with an optional copy button. Create the valid discount and its restrictions in your store or checkout system, then use matching wording in the campaign. Showing or copying the code does not automatically apply it, create a unique coupon or confirm a redemption.
Yes. A signup design can display your code on its acknowledgement screen after an accepted submission. Explain any marketing permission before signup and configure the destination you need. Revealing the code on screen does not imply that an email has been sent or that your provider has confirmed the subscription.
Set real start and end dates under Display rules → Dates. The campaign stops displaying when it leaves that window. A countdown, when used in the design, follows the campaign’s scheduled end. Your store’s prices and coupon expiry are managed separately, so keep those settings aligned.
Free includes popups, inline campaigns, visual editing, linear multistep capture, schedules, core page/device/role targeting, delay and scroll triggers, visitor frequency limits and local reporting. Pro adds floating bars, slide-ins, fullscreen campaigns, exit intent, click-to-open, A/B testing and advanced targeting.
No. You can link an offer to a page on your WordPress site or another destination. WooCommerce is useful when that destination is your shop; Pro also adds dedicated product and cart features. WConvert’s campaign click count is separate from your checkout’s orders and revenue.
Start with popups and inline offers in Free. Add more formats, targeting and testing with Pro.
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