In your store
Playbook: Exit intent
Show offers when someone is about to leave your site.
Swipe Pages: lead magnet, demo, and callback tests without rebuilding the landing page
On Swipe Pages, the real question is usually simple: does a lead magnet, a demo request, or a callback step perform better on paid-traffic landing pages? That is when Swipe Pages popup, Swipe Pages form, and onsite campaign scenarios become most useful, because they let you compare the first step on the same landing page without rebuilding the whole project.
DropUI lets you launch onsite campaigns on entry, after time on page, on exit, or after a CTA interaction. That makes it easier to compare a lead-magnet prompt, a single-offer bar, a decision-support popup, or an exit prompt on a page that already loads fast but still needs a stronger first step.
How should you start in Swipe Pages?
The best approach is one landing page with a clear goal and one comparison. In practice, that usually means a lead magnet versus a demo request or a callback. That gives you a fast read on which first step produces stronger responses and which CTA is worth expanding.
How do you judge whether the campaign works?
The simplest method is to compare downloads, submissions, CTA clicks, and callback requests before and after launch. That gives the team a quick answer about whether the new message is actually improving landing page performance.
