Wisepops Free 14-Day Trial: Everything You Need to Know [2026]

If you're comparing popup tools, I'd recommend looking closely at the trial period. Some platforms gate features or require payment upfront.

Wisepops gives you 14 days to test everything—popups, targeting, integrations, analytics—so you can see if it actually improves conversions for your business before spending money.

Why Wisepops trial is worth your time

Full access from day one

You get full access to everything for 14 days—no credit card required, no features locked behind upgrades. That means you can build real campaigns, see actual conversion data, and measure ROI before making a decision.

Quick setup, fast results

The setup is fast. Shopify users can install in 2-3 clicks. Other platforms need a code snippet added once.

All premium features included

You get access to features most competitors charge extra for: AI product recommendations, AI cart recovery, web push notifications, onsite feed, unlimited A/B testing, and all integrations (Klaviyo, Shopify, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, etc.). No tiers, no upgrades needed during the trial.

Real data, not demo mode

The trial mirrors your live environment, so the performance data you see is accurate. You're not testing in a sandbox—you're seeing real results with real visitors.

Flexible timeline

If 14 days isn't enough (maybe you need to run a longer A/B test or you're waiting for more traffic), support can extend it. Multiple reviewers mention this: "Customer service has been superb, and helpful. They even kindly extended my free trial when I was first using the product."

Zero risk

There's no risk. No credit card means nothing happens if you don't take action after 14 days. Your account stays accessible to view data, but campaigns simply stop displaying.

What the free trial includes

The Wisepops trial gives you full access to the platform. There's no feature gating—you get everything a paying customer gets for 14 days.

All popup and onsite messaging formats

Email and SMS capture forms

They let you collect both types of contact information. You can build multi-step forms that ask for email first, then offer an additional incentive for phone numbers on the next screen.

Exit-intent popups

They detect when someone's about to leave your site (their mouse moves toward the back button or address bar) and show them a message. I've seen these used effectively for discount offers or content upgrades to keep visitors engaged.

Gamification

The gallery includes templates for spin-to-win wheels and advent calendars. These interactive campaigns tend to get higher engagement than standard popups because people enjoy the game element. You can tie prizes to different outcomes (10% off, free shipping, etc.).

Onsite feed

It's that bell icon you see in the corner of Wisepops's website. Instead of interrupting visitors with popups, you can stack multiple messages here—new product announcements, sales alerts, shipping updates. Visitors click when they're ready to engage.

Embedded forms

They live directly on your pages rather than popping up. For example, you might embed a newsletter signup form at the end of blog posts or show a promotional banner on product pages.

Sticky bars

They stay fixed at the top or bottom of your screen as visitors scroll. I find these work well for time-sensitive offers or free shipping thresholds because they're visible without being intrusive.

Web push notifications

They let you send messages to visitors after they leave your site. Once someone opts in, you can send them browser notifications about cart abandonment, back-in-stock alerts, or new sales—even when they're on other websites.

AI-powered features

AI product recommendations

They analyze what each visitor is looking at and automatically suggest relevant products in your popups or embeds. For example, if someone's browsing running shoes, the system might show them running socks or fitness trackers. This is different from static product displays—it adapts to each visitor in real-time.

Learn more.

AI cart recovery

Automatically identifies visitors who add items to their cart but don't complete checkout, then shows them targeted messages to bring them back. The system learns which offers work best (percentage discounts vs. free shipping, for example) and optimizes over time.

Learn more.

Deep visitor targeting and campaign personalization

Behavioral targeting

Means you can trigger campaigns based on what visitors do on your site. Show a popup after someone's been browsing for 30 seconds, or when they've scrolled 50% down a page, or when they view three product pages without adding anything to cart.

Geographic targeting

Lets you show different messages based on location. This is useful if you have region-specific offers, shipping policies, or even language preferences.

Traffic source targeting

Means you can create different campaigns for visitors coming from Google ads vs. Instagram vs. email campaigns. Each source might need different messaging since they're at different stages of awareness.

Cart value targeting

(for eCommerce) triggers campaigns based on what someone has in their cart. For example, show a free shipping offer only to people who are $10 away from your threshold, or offer a premium product upgrade to people with high-value carts.

Custom URL targeting

Lets you show campaigns on specific pages or URL patterns. You might have one campaign for product pages, another for the checkout page, and another for your blog.

Visitor segmentation

Means you can save groups of targeting rules and reuse them. Create segments like "VIP customers," "first-time visitors," or "cart abandoners" and apply them to multiple campaigns.

Returning vs. new visitor rules

Let you show different messages to people who've been to your site before. First-time visitors might see a welcome offer, while returning visitors see a loyalty program invite.

Learn about targeting settings.

Testing and analytics

A/B testing (with control groups)

Lets you create multiple versions of a campaign and split traffic between them. You can test different headlines, images, offers, or entire designs to see what converts better.

Conversion tracking

Shows you how many people complete your desired action—email signups, purchases, button clicks, whatever you're measuring.

Revenue attribution

If you're selling products, it connects popup interactions to actual sales. You can see which campaigns are generating revenue, not just clicks.

Performance analytics

Gives you data on views, conversion rates, and engagement for each campaign. You can see which campaigns work and which don't.

Goal tracking

Lets you define custom success metrics beyond basic conversions. Track things like time on site after seeing a popup, pages viewed, or specific page visits.

Integrations

The trial includes access to all integrations.

When someone signs up through a Wisepops popup, their information can automatically flow into Klaviyo for email sequences, Mailchimp for newsletters, or HubSpot for your CRM. The Shopify integration is native, meaning it pulls in all your customer and product data automatically. Google Analytics integration tracks popup events alongside your other site metrics. Zapier connects Wisepops to thousands of other tools if you need custom workflows.

See all integrations.

What are the limitations of a free trial?

The only limitation is time: you get 14 days.

After 14 days:

• Your campaigns stop displaying to visitors

• Your data stays in your account (you don't lose anything)

• You can still log in and view analytics

• You'll need to upgrade to a paid plan to reactivate campaigns

If you need more time: Contact support before your trial ends. We can be flexible about extensions if you need to run your campaigns a bit longer or coordinate with your team.

No credit card required: You won't be automatically charged when the trial ends. There's zero risk of unexpected charges.

Beyond a free trial, what are Wisepops' paid plans?

Wisepops pricing is based on monthly pageviews, not campaigns or popup displays. You can run as many campaigns as you want.

Pricing tiers:

• Starter: $49/month for up to 50,000 pageviews

• Growth: $99/month for up to 200,000 pageviews

• Premium: $199/month for up to 500,000 pageviews

• Enterprise: Custom pricing for higher volumes

All plans include the same features. The only difference is your pageview limit. You can upgrade for busy months and downgrade when traffic is lower.

Annual plans get 2 months free.

Who should start a trial?

I'd suggest starting a trial if you:

• Want to test if popups or onsite messaging work for your audience

• Need to compare Wisepops against your current tool with real data

• Are launching a sale or promotion and want better conversion rates

• Want to test the Shopify or Klaviyo integrations

• Need to collect more emails or SMS subscribers

• Want to reduce cart abandonment with AI-powered campaigns

Consider waiting if you:

• Aren't ready to build and test campaigns in the next two weeks

• Don't have traffic to test with

• Haven't decided if you need a popup tool yet

The trial works best with a specific goal: "I want to see if an exit-intent popup reduces bounce rate" or "I need to collect 100 emails in two weeks."

Success stories and examples of businesses using Wisepops in different industries

See more examples of high-performing campaigns:

• How to increase direct room bookings on a hotel website

• How to increase free trial signups and demo bookings on a SaaS website

• How to improve service plan signups and customer engagement for telecom companies

• How to increase student applications, inquiries, and event registrations on a university website