In your store
Playbook: Exit intent
Show offers when someone is about to leave your site.
Umso: demo, waitlist, and product entry without rebuilding the page
On Umso pages, the real question is usually simple: does traffic respond better to a demo signup, a waitlist, or a stronger product entry? That is why Umso popup, Umso form, and onsite campaign scenarios make sense when they help compare the first step without rebuilding the whole page.
DropUI lets you launch campaigns on entry, after time on page, on scroll, on exit intent, or after a button interaction. That makes it easier to see whether a demo offer popup, a waitlist, a single-offer product bar, or a reminder prompt performs better. This matters most when the landing page already gets traffic and the team needs a faster answer on which first step turns more visits into signups or deeper product intent.
How should you start in Umso?
The best approach is usually one scenario with a clear goal, such as increasing demo signups, waitlist entries, or clicks that lead into the product. That gives you a fast read on whether a demo signup, a waitlist, or a stronger product presentation actually improves performance.
How do you judge whether the campaign works?
The simplest method is to compare demo signups, waitlist entries, clicks, and form submissions before and after launch. That gives the team a quick answer about whether the new message improves results and which first step creates the most valuable responses.
