Build exit-intent popups, slide-ins, deal bars, and responsive contact forms with a lightweight snippet. Target the right pages, capture clean leads, and route them automatically—so you can improve conversion without rebuilding your site.
+70%
Conversion
12,370+
Active users
< 30s
Copy & paste snippet
Built to work even when you’re offline—visitors can leave their details and you respond on your schedule.
A website user engagement popup is an on-page widget (modal, slide-in, or sticky bar) that appears based on visitor behavior—like exit intent, time on page, or scroll depth. It’s used to capture leads, promote a relevant offer, or surface helpful content at the right moment. ZNI Engage provides these patterns as configurable components you can deploy across pages without changing your site layout.
Developers get better results when the widget matches visitor intent. Use exit intent on pricing pages, a deal bar for site-wide promos, and a contact form popup on high-intent product pages where visitors need a quick next step.
| Pattern | Best pages | Trigger | Best CTA | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exit-intent popup (Last Minute Deal) | Pricing, comparison, checkout | Exit intent | Get quote / Trial / Coupon | Works best when the offer is genuinely strong and time-sensitive. |
| Popup notification | Feature, blog, product pages | Time delay / scroll depth | Learn more / See update | Use to announce launches or page-specific deals. |
| Deal bar | Site-wide | Always visible | Book demo / Start trial | Lower intrusion, great for persistent promos. |
| Contact form popup | High-intent landing pages | Auto-popup / click | Request demo / Contact sales | Keep fields minimal; add phone only when qualification demands it. |
Register your account, add your domain, configure triggers, then paste the snippet into your site header.
The difference between “annoying popups” and high-performing engagement widgets is control. Use the trigger that fits the page, apply page targeting, and cap frequency.
ZNI Engage is deployed via a snippet added to your website header. For stable rollouts, load scripts asynchronously, validate in staging, and standardize analytics events. If your site is a SPA, ensure the widget initializes on route changes so targeting stays accurate across virtual pageviews.
Your snippet comes from the ZNI dashboard. Avoid copying from third-party sources.
If you’re choosing tooling for lead generation and engagement, align it to response expectations and your team’s availability.
| Option | Best for | Expectation | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engagement popups (ZNI Engage) | Lead capture + promotions + guided next steps | Visitor can leave details; you respond later | Needs targeting + frequency limits to protect UX |
| Live chat tools | Real-time support and immediate answers | Visitor expects instant replies | Missed conversations if you’re offline |
| Embedded forms | Low-friction contact on a dedicated page | Visitor must navigate to the form | Lower capture rate on high-intent pages |
ZNI Engage is free for up to 10,000 unique website hits per month and 5,000 leads/contacts in the CRM (within limits, you never pay).
A website user engagement popup is a modal, slide-in, or sticky bar triggered by visitor behavior—such as exit intent, time on page, or scroll depth. It helps capture leads, promote an offer, or surface helpful content at the right moment. The best implementations use contextual targeting and frequency limits to protect UX.
ZNI Engage is free for up to 10,000 unique website hits per month and 5,000 leads/contacts in the CRM. If you stay within those limits, you never pay anything.
No. As long as your monthly volume stays below 5,000 leads and 10,000 unique hits, you do not need to buy any additional CRM plan.
Intercom and Tawk.to are live-chat tools where customers expect instant replies. Small businesses can’t always be online 24/7. With ZNI Engage, visitors leave their details and expect the vendor to respond later, so you never miss a lead even when you’re offline.
Follow the step-by-step guide at Get started with ZNI Engage to add the widget to your site.
Yes. You can generate leads with ZNI’s Universal Contact Form, which works without a website. Learn more at znicrm.com/contact-form.
Yes. You can register multiple domains in one panel and deploy separate instances of the widget to each client’s site.
Use frequency caps such as once per session or once per day, and respect dismissals. Also target only high-intent pages so the popup feels contextual rather than random.
Exit intent is a strong default for pricing and comparison pages. For content pages, start with time delay or scroll depth so you engage readers who show intent.
Default to name and email, then add phone or message only if it improves qualification enough to justify extra friction. Minimal forms typically convert better.
Yes. You can connect your preferred SMS, email, WhatsApp, and telephony vendors in the CRM and trigger automated messages via workflows.
Both. Use ZNI Engage for sales by collecting leads or for support by surfacing knowledge-base answers directly in the widget.
Tip for WordPress + Elementor: If you want this page to inherit your theme fonts, remove the font-family line inside .zni-wrap.
Deploy contextual engagement popups and contact forms, capture leads 24/7, and route them automatically—without heavy dev work.