Pop-ups for WordPress Offers and lead forms without a heavy popup plugin
Create a pop-up with a discount, an announcement or a lead form and show it on your WordPress site at the right moment. Works with any theme, WooCommerce and Elementor.Set up in 5 minutes, no developer needed.
Banner builder: try it yourself
Features
Lighter than popup plugins
No extra plugin settings pages or database load: the pop-up is managed in your dashboard and your site loads one small script.
When to show
After a set number of seconds, after scrolling a percentage of the page or on exit intent.
How often
On every visit, once per session or once every few days, so it never gets annoying.
Button or lead form
A button leads to your promo page; a form collects name, phone, email or a message. Leads arrive by email and in your dashboard.
Badge and photo
A Sale or New badge, and a photo on top, on the side or as the full background. Or use a ready-made image as the whole banner.
No WordPress app needed
One line of code instead of another popup plugin or app. Change offers in Swoopkit without touching your site.
Only where you want
Show the pop-up on every page or only on selected ones, on phones, desktops or both.
Guide
How to add a pop-up to WordPress
The easiest way is the free WPCode plugin. It keeps the code separate from your theme, so it won't disappear when you update or switch themes. You need admin access to your site.
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Create a pop-up in Swoopkit
Sign up, create a Banner widget, pick a layout, add text, a photo and a button or a lead form, and choose when it appears: after a delay, on scroll or on exit intent.
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Copy your site code
In your Swoopkit dashboard, copy the line of code with your site key. It's the same line for all widgets.
<script src="https://swoopkit.app/loader.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_KEY" async></script> - 3
Install WPCode
In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New, search for “WPCode – Insert Headers and Footers”, then install and activate it.
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Paste the code into Header
Open Code Snippets → Header & Footer, paste the line into the Header box and click Save Changes.
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Clear the cache
If you use a caching plugin, clear its cache so the code reaches every page.
Placement
Four pop-up layouts for WordPress
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Centered pop-up
The classic pop-up: noticed instantly, great for your main offer or lead capture.
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Corner card
Doesn't cover the site: the offer slides in from the side without blocking the page.
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Mini banner
A compact card with a photo and a button. A gentle reminder of your offer.
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Bottom bar
A slim full-width bar: for announcements, shipping info or sale deadlines.
Examples
Who it's for
WooCommerce promos
Discount codes and sales on product pages.
Lead capture
Quote and call-back forms for service businesses.
Newsletter sign-ups
Collect emails with a simple form.
Announcements
New hours, events and shipping changes.
Quick start
Live in 5 minutes, no developer needed
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Build a widget
Pick a type, upload photos, write the text. The live preview shows exactly how it will look on your site.
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Paste one line of code
Just once: every widget you add later appears on your site automatically. Works with Shopify, WordPress, Wix and any website.
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Get leads
Leads arrive in your inbox and dashboard. Update offers and stories yourself, anytime.
Pricing
Free for 3 months, everything included
All widgets are free for 3 months with a small “Made with Swoopkit” badge, no credit card required. After that, the paid plan: widgets without the badge.
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- “Made with Swoopkit” badge
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- No “Made with Swoopkit” badge
- All three widgets: stories, banners, contact button
- Unlimited views
- Leads by email and in your dashboard
- No “Made with Swoopkit” badge
Start for free. Payment for the paid plan is coming soon to your dashboard.
FAQ
Questions about the pop-up banner on WordPress
How do I add a pop-up to WordPress?
Create the widget in Swoopkit, copy one line of code from your dashboard and add it to WordPress: install wpcode, then paste the code into header, then clear the cache. You do it once.
Do I need a paid WordPress plan?
You need admin access to your site.
When does the pop-up appear?
However you set it: after a number of seconds, after scrolling a percentage of the page or when the visitor is about to leave.
Won't the pop-up annoy visitors?
You control the frequency: every visit, once per session or once every few days. A corner card or a bottom bar doesn't cover the page at all.
Can I collect leads on my WordPress site?
Yes. Add a form with the fields you need: name, phone, email, message. Leads go straight to your inbox and your dashboard.
How much does it cost?
The first 3 months are free, no credit card required. After that, $7 a month or $15 for 3 months, and the plan includes all widgets: stories, pop-up banner and contact button.
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