Popups your visitors actually want to see

An exit-intent popup appears when a visitor shows signs of leaving — on desktop, when the cursor moves toward the browser bar or close button; on mobile, from signals such as a quick scroll back up. It gives you one last chance to offer a discount, capture an email or answer a doubt. Tafsee Popup supports exit intent on both desktop and mobile.

A lead magnet is something useful you give in exchange for contact details — a welcome discount, free shipping code, guide, checklist, sample or early access. A popup is the simplest way to offer it at the right moment and send the lead straight to your email tool or CRM.

Popups themselves are fine, but Google's guidance on intrusive interstitials says pages may rank lower on mobile if a popup covers the main content right after someone arrives from search. Legally required notices (cookies, age checks) and banners that use a reasonable amount of screen space are not a problem. On mobile, prefer slide-ins or floating bars, trigger on scroll, time or exit intent rather than on page load, and make the close button easy to tap — all of which Tafsee Popup supports.

Create your popup in Tafsee Popup, copy your one-line site script from the Publish step, and paste it into your theme's layout file (theme.liquid) just before </head> — or add it through Google Tag Manager. Then use the built-in diagnostics to confirm it's live.

Yes. Tafsee Popup installs with a single script, and the app has step-by-step Salla and Zid install guides. When you add your store, the app detects the platform automatically and shows the matching guide. On Salla you paste the script into the JavaScript customisation (Advanced customisation) setting, which is available on the Pro and Special plans and needs your store's own domain. Zid has no custom-code field, so the guide uses Zid's Google Tag Manager app with a Custom HTML tag on All Pages.

Yes. Tafsee Popup has three modes: the same code for everyone; a unique code per visitor, for example WELCOME-7K2M9Q; or codes you create in your store (Salla, Zid, Shopify and others) and upload as a list, where each visitor gets the next one and no code is given out twice. The same email always gets back the same code, and the code is saved on the lead, in the CSV export and sent to your integrations. Note that your store must accept the code at checkout. For automatic checkout validation today, create the codes in your store and upload them as a list.

Paste your Tafsee Popup script into your site's header — through your theme settings, a header-and-footer code plugin, or Google Tag Manager. There's no heavy WordPress popup plugin to maintain; campaigns are managed in the Tafsee Popup app.

Yes. The Free plan is $0 and includes 1 site, 3 live campaigns and 500 leads a month, with a small Tafsee badge. Paid plans start at $9/month and come with a 14-day trial.

No. Plans are based on the number of sites, live campaigns and leads per month — a traffic spike during a sale won't push you into a higher plan.

Your live popups keep running. Hitting a limit never switches them off — you'll be prompted to upgrade when you need more room.

Yes, natively. The 209 templates include Arabic and right-to-left designs, and seasonal templates cover Ramadan, Eid, White Friday and UAE National Day.

Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Zapier, Make, Slack, Google Sheets and webhooks. Leads are saved in Tafsee first and delivered with a log and automatic retries.

Tafsee Popup runs from a single script of about 34 KB gzipped, whatever the number of campaigns on your site.