Hey Product Hunt! ๐
I'm Raj, and I built EngagePop because I was tired of a stack that looked like this: one tool for popups, another for social-proof toasts, a third for web push, and a fourth for on-site announcements. Four subscriptions, four scripts slowing the page down, four dashboards that didn't talk to each other.
The thing I kept wishing existed was simple: one lightweight snippet that does all four, with one visual builder and one analytics view. Nobody built it, so I did.
A few decisions I ended up caring a lot about along the way:
๐ One async script, ever. It loads after your page renders and can never block it. Adding EngagePop should make most sites faster, because it usually replaces 3โ4 other widgets.
๐ค Social proof that's actually true. The toasts ("Maya in Austin just claimed 15% off") only fire from real events on your site. No "simulation mode" โ fake urgency gets stores caught, and it deserves to.
๐ Web push without the FTP dance. Every push tool makes you upload a service-worker file by hand. The WordPress plugin serves it automatically, and the Shopify app does it through the app proxy โ zero file uploads.
๐งช A/B testing and analytics built in, because "which popup converts better" shouldn't require a fifth tool.
The hardest part of the build was honestly the web push plumbing across platforms โ every CMS has its own way of making root-path files impossible. The most fun part was the drag-and-drop builder.
There's a free plan (no card required), and I'd genuinely love to hear what you think โ especially: what's in your current popup/notification stack, and what made you pick it? I'll be here all day answering everything. ๐
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Set up the embedded widgets in a couple of minutes and the targeting options felt surprisingly flexible for a no-code tool. The notification feed looks clean on mobile too, which is where most of my traffic lives.
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Set up the embedded widgets in a couple of minutes and the targeting options felt surprisingly flexible for a no-code tool. The notification feed looks clean on mobile too, which is where most of my traffic lives.