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WooCommerce Splash Popup lets you put the right message in front of the right shopper at the right time—without sending them to another page. Use any WordPress page as the popup content, target by visitor type (logged out, logged in, or customers), and throttle how often it appears so you inform without annoying. Great for promos, newsletter signups, shipping notices, or must‑see announcements.
Use your existing WordPress pages as popup content and tailor what each visitor sees.
Personalizing messages by audience makes promotions more relevant, reduces friction, and lifts key actions like signups and add to cart.
You get clearer communication without sending shoppers to another page.
Because the popup pulls from WordPress pages, you can reuse layouts, forms, and shortcodes you already maintain.
The result is faster setup, consistent branding, and higher engagement from messages that match each visitor’s intent.
Or prompt visitors to sign up to your newsletter
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When a visitor closes the popup, it won’t keep nagging them every time they come back. Instead, you can set how long to wait before showing it again. Whether that’s a few days, a couple of weeks, or longer. By default it’s 30 days, which strikes a balance between staying visible and avoiding annoyance. This way your messages feel timely and helpful, not pushy, and visitors stay focused on shopping instead of repeatedly dismissing the same popup.
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Yes. You can display separate popups to logged-out visitors, logged-in users, and logged-in customers. Each popup pulls from a dedicated WordPress page, so you can tailor the message and layout per audience.
When a visitor closes the popup, a cookie is set to hide it for a period you choose (30 days by default). This helps you avoid overexposure while still reaching new or returning visitors on a sensible cadence.
Yes. The popup is responsive and adapts to phones and tablets. Content is still managed in WordPress pages, so keep layouts clean and concise for best results on mobile.
This is what most people are using Splash Popup for! But go ahead and use any WordPress content, including shortcodes and form blocks, to embed newsletter signups, coupons, or shipping announcements. Since content is page-based, you can reuse existing designs.
Best practice is to keep checkout and account flows distraction-free. Configure your display rules accordingly so the popup appears on product, category, or home pages. Skip the checkout. For more checkout optimizations check out CheckoutWC by Kestrel!
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