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PopupKit: WordPress Popup Builder
A drag-and-drop WordPress popup builder with exit-intent and scroll triggers, gamified popups, and one flat licence covering unlimited pageviews.
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Popup templates
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Exit-intent triggers
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What does PopupKit cost?
Personal starts at $129 for a single site; higher tiers cover more sites at the same feature set, up to an unlimited-site Agency tier. A yearly plan is also available, from $49/year (Personal, before the site-wide promotional discount).
What do the licence tiers actually change?
How many sites you may activate it on. Every tier from Personal upward carries the same features; the only difference climbing the tiers buys is site count.
What happens if I don't renew?
The plugin keeps working on sites it is already active on, but updates and support stop arriving until the licence is renewed.
Is there a refund policy?
14-day money-back guarantee, stated on every WPMet pricing page and signed by their CEO: contact them within 14 days if the plugin is not a fit and they refund in full.
Has Squarespell tested it?
No. We have not installed PopupKit. Everything on this page is read from its own official pages, and the listing carries no verdict on how it performs in practice.
Does Squarespell earn anything if I buy it?
Yes — this listing links through Squarespell's WPMet affiliate link, disclosed on the button. It cannot affect ranking: the recommendation score is unable to read any commercial field, and a test enforces that rather than a policy.
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