Entafix: Catch First Visit

Develop by Shopify

$9.9-$99.9

/ Month

Free plan available

Catch first-time visits & give them discount codes with pop-up

Revenue tracking

Customizable pop-ups

Discount code offers

Multiple scenarios

Six pop-up designs

About Entafix: Catch First Visit

Launched Oct 15, 2023

Built by Shopify

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Somerset House T130, South Wing, Strand, London, ENG, WC2R 1LA, GB

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Description

Provide discount codes to first-time visitors with pop-up and don't miss out on potential orders!

Catch First Visit application, based on the terms and scenario you define, allows you to provide first-time visitors to your site with a discount code through a pop-up, capturing potential orders. You can choose to offer your customers a unique discount code or a specific one. Additionally, you can fully customize your pop-up to match your store's branding. Catch potential customers/orders with Catch First Visit!

The ability to completely customize your pop-up.
The ability to create multiple scenarios.
The ability to provide fixed or unique discount codes to your customers.
The ability to track revenue coming from generated discount codes to customers.
The ability to use six different pop-up designs created by us.

Pros

Offers discount codes to first-time visitors, potentially increasing conversions
Allows full customization of pop-ups to match store branding
Enables tracking of revenue generated from discount codes
Provides the option to offer unique or fixed discount codes
Supports creation of multiple scenarios for targeting visitors
Includes six different pre-designed pop-up templates

Cons

Relies on pop-ups, which some users may find intrusive
Effectiveness is dependent on the visitor noticing and engaging with the pop-up
Potential for offering unnecessary discounts to customers who might purchase without incentives