Scala Urgency Countdown Timer

Develop by SCALA

$5.99-$17.99

/ Month

Free plan available 7 Days Free Trial

Create urgency, scarcity and FOMO with countdown timers

Countdown timers

Customizable design

Banners & offers

Theme editor preview

Css minimal javascript

Start/end date timers

Automatic renewal

Low stock bar

Cart urgency messaging

About Scala Urgency Countdown Timer

Launched Jul 12, 2022

Built by SCALA

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Address

30 N Gould Street, Ste R, Sheridan, WY, 82801, US

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Description

Increase your sales by creating countdown timers, banners and offers inside the theme editor

Scala Scarcity & Urgency enables you to create countdown timers and banners. You can customize the color, message, spacing, date and preview how your store will look inside the theme editor, before publishing changes. The timers countdown use mostly CSS and minimal javascript, so it doesn't make your store slower.

Countdown timer with start and end date, or automatic renewal
Banner with countdown and promotion link
Low stock scarcity bar
Cart urgency messaging

Pros

Customization options: Users can customize colors, messages, spacing, and dates according to their store’s theme and needs.
Theme editor preview: The app allows users to preview how the timers and banners will look inside the theme editor before publishing changes.
Minimal performance impact: The countdown timers use mostly CSS and minimal JavaScript, so they don't significantly slow down the store.
Versatile functionality: Includes multiple features such as countdown timer with start and end date, automatic renewal, banners with countdown and promotion link, low stock scarcity bar, and cart urgency messaging.

Cons

Repetitive description: The app's description is somewhat repetitive, which might be confusing for potential users.
Potential for overuse: The presence of multiple urgency and scarcity features might lead to users overusing these tactics, which could potentially annoy customers if not implemented thoughtfully.