Exit Popup [Free WordPress Plugin]
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Exit Popup enabling you to display a jquery modal window, which can include text, images, videos, forms, maps and so on, before a visitor leaves your website.

Exit Popup intelligently detects the mouse behaviors and then pops up a modal window when your visitors are about to close the current webpage, helping you increase your landing page conversion rates, newsletter subscribers and so on.
From experience, you can expect a 7% to 12% conversion rate increase – depending on your audience, traffic quality and offer.

  • Display almost anything you could display on a normal webpage using HTML
  • WordPress shortcode can be used in popup content
  • Control the Height and Width of your Popup window
  • Control how often your visitors see the popup

Download Exit Popup for WordPress or feel free to try the plugin by going to close [X] this page or change tab.

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hell0men

You should add chortcodes support.

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    Leo

    This feature is planned for future releases. Stay tuned.

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    Leo

    JFYI, WordPress Shortcode can be now used with the latest version of our plugin.

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sunil

It’s not working on Safari browser. Is there any solution?

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    Leo

    Could you please tell me which Safari version are you using?

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Neil

Is there any way to allow the pop up to fire always so I can test it? It came up once and I have been unable to get it to fire since??

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    Leo

    Set “Cookie Expire (days)” to “-1” under Settings > Exit Popup (or) open the page in New Incognito Window if you are using Chrome.

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    Parvez

    I want to show the popup without incognito window. Is it possible?

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      Leo

      Set under Settings > “Cookie Expire (days)” to “-1”. clear your browser’s cache and try again.

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Sergey

Nice plugin. Thanks.
Is there some simple way to allow it only at a particular pages, and “off” at any other?

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    Leo

    You can use something like this.

    if (strstr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'whatever.php')) {
    ...
    }

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      Saga Iqranegara

      it is better if you allow us to define ON and OFF at any pages or post

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Ausitn

Does this work smart phones? I could not get it to work on an iPhone or on s Samsung 6 edge. Works on desktop.

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    Leo

    Exit Popup detects the mouse behaviors and then pops up a modal window when your visitors are about to close the current webpage. This will work only on devices with a mouse.

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David Blide

How can I adjust the position that the pop-up appears? Currently the top to the pop-up is cut off my my navigation menu

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    Leo

    Ideally the modal window will show in front of any other div, so it will cover the menu. Also, depending on the screen resolution, your menu will adjust position. If this is not working properly, sent over your URL to have a look at it.

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aitorserra

I’m using it at my website for a few days and it’s working correctly. Actually I have setup it to show the popup every 90 days. If one visitor completed the subscription will see the popup again after 90 days? Thank you for share it.

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    Leo

    Since the plugin has no control over your “subscriptions”, the only way to control it from showing again is using a cookie. So yes, even if the user has been subscribed, it will so again after 90 days.

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Abdiel Flores

Hi, how can I add a close button?

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    Leo

    Visit wp-admin > settings > exit popup and add a value ( Ex. Close ) at “Footer” field.

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ricardo

Great plug in! the best of these type I’ve seen so far!

Where can I enable or disable it? I don’t see the “Enable?” option as like in the screenshot anywhere in my settings.

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    Leo

    This has been disabled as you can enable or disable the plugin from WP Settings.

    Make sure you save somewhere your Body(HTML) snippet as by disabling the plugin it removes its entries from the db to keep wordpress clean.

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SERGIO

Most of my users are coming from mobile phones. I’d need a way to show them an evaluation form before they exit my site. Does this plugin still not work on mobiles? Any recommendation you can provide to accomplush my goal? Thanks!

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    Leo

    This has already been answered in previous comments.

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Dominik

Is there any possibility to change the “pop-up-time”?

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    Leo

    If you delay the popup from showing up on time, the visitor will close the window before seeing your message.

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Rodger

Hi,

Is there a way to fire the popup on button click?

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    Leo

    None at the moment. The plugin detects the mouse behaviors to pop up the modal window.

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Ozgur

Hello. Thanks for this simple but useful plug in. Is there an option to add a background image and insert a link to this background image?

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    Leo

    You can use html and css inside the modal window so I guess you can code what you need.

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Bang Nguyen

It’s should hava a close button to the corner right of the box so we will have better Conversiton Rate. Putting close text in the bottom decrease C.R

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Heather Hanson

Any way to connect this popup to mail chimp?

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Troy

I would like to use a video in the pop up but it isn’t very effective if I doesn’t autoplay. I got it to autoplay but it play as soon as the page loads. No mouse movement at all. Any ideas?
Thanks

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    Leo

    It works properly with any other content in the modal window but not for embed videos? Are you embedding the video directly from youtube?

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Troy

Yes. And yes.

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    Leo

    Share the code you use to have a look.

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PakosXGR

IDEA: As it is not working on mobile browsers you could add a field for a timer/count-down (working only in mobile browsers) for the pop-up to appear. I know it will not be an “exit” popup but it would still be working in all platforms (especially if someone knows the average stay in their website, then it can be pretty precise!)

Any thoughts?

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    Leo

    This will be a handy feature. We will take your suggestions into consideration for the next update.

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Claudia

I have just update the new version 1.6 and I have a conflict on my HP with Revolution Slider!!!!!

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    Leo

    What WP version are you using?

    Make sure to clear your browser’s cache and refresh any cache systems you are using on your wordpress website.

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f1mktsol

Not working here for me.

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    Leo

    Enable the plugin and reply with your website’s URL to have a look.

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hamradioshack

Would like to use it on WP 4.9.1 but popup with default (demo) code and cookie expiration -1 does not appear.
Please help me out on this one. And also, can I use CF7 short-code to display a form?

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yoan ante

I have an issue when saving after making changes. When I save the changes are not saved. I’ve tried login out of the dashboard and also clearing my cache. I have to uninstall the plugin and reinstall it for it to work. I’m having this issue with WordPress 4.9.4.

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    Leo

    I have tested the plugin with wordpress 4.9.4 and I can confirm that it is properly working. I can not reproduce the issue you are facing.

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Andrew

Hello,

I recently added your plugin to my site. Does it have the capabilities to connect with Benchmark autoresponder? I am also looking to integrate the exit intent pop up. Is this all possible in the free version? Any help would be appreciated as I was not able to get it to work. Thanks

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    Leo

    I’m not sure how Benchmark autoresponder works but if it can be triggered by plain html code, then you can add that code to exit modal.
    ps. There isn’t a paid version of our Exit Popup for WordPress.

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      Andrew

      I have a multi-site network and I am having issues finding the plugin on my child site after activating. Any advice?

      Thanks

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        Leo

        Exit popup is not yet tested with wordpress multisite.

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Arjan

Hi Leo,
Can you add a counter to see how often the popup was shown and how often the form was filled in?

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    Leo

    We will consider this feature and maybe implement it in the near future.
    For the time being, you can use a third party service. There are plenty free online counters you can choose and simply implement their javascript code in your modal window.

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Arjan

Hi Leo,
Can I set the plugin to only appear once per user?
Now, when a user intents to exit on page 1 he will get the popup, and then decides to go to page 2 ant intents to exit, he will get the popup again.

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    Leo

    This can be achieved by entering a value other than “-1” to “Cookie Expire (days)” in Settings.

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hamradioshack

Hi Leo,
I am using the plugin with satisfaction, but in Chrome and Edge the popup appears after each new page load. Even though I have set the cookie expiration set to 1 for appearance every day. Now it appears on every page. In IE-11 it behaves as expected. Only once per visit.
What can I do to fix this?

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    Leo

    I have tested the plugin with both mentioned browsers and I can confirm the plugin works properly. Make sure you clear your browser’s and wordpress’ cache and try again.

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      hamradioshack

      Yes, it works. Thank you for hinting towards cache. I have excluded the script and cookies from cache and now it is working.

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Firefog

I have a plan you could implement which will help a lot for mobile user. Like there should be a way to display it on Mobile. Like when people wait in a page for time of period/or touch/tap a number of time and then trigger the popup so we can capture mobile visitor. because In my site I have 90% visitor from Mobile.

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