OptinMonter vs Sleeknote: Campaign Design

In terms of how to customize your campaign with OptinMonster or Sleeknote, our editors are similar. Both have a drag and drop editor with user-friendly customization.

One of the many benefits of OptinMonster is the variety of elements you can add to your drag and drop builder. For this area of campaign design, OptinMonster goes far beyond what Sleeknote allows you to do.

First, let’s look at what Sleeknote lets you add to your campaign’s layout:

• Text
• Image
• Divider
• Container
• Countdown
• Button

Then they have a few form options that you can add, including:

• Input
• Numeric
• Dropdown menu
• Checkboxes
• Radios
• Text area

With OptinMonster, you have all of these options and more! Here are the Blocks you can add to any template design (or when building from scratch!):

• Button
• Chatbot
• Countdown (static or dynamic)
• Divider
• Custom HTML
• Icons
• Images
• Spacer
• Text
• Video
• Yes/No buttons
• Optin fields
  • Name
  • Email
  • Phone number
  • Privacy policy statement

NoteThat custom HTML makes this list unlimited. You can design your campaign to do pretty much anything and are only limited by your JavaScript skills.

But as you can see, we have you covered for anything you could need for your optin campaign.

Plus, where Sleeknote offers a “Container” as an option to put into your campaign, OptinMonster offers many versions called “Columns:”

These allow for more personalized campaigns than any single column addition. But how can you target your customers once you’ve built the perfect optin form?

Campaign Targeting and Triggers

When it comes to creating custom rules to display your campaign, there’s no beating OptinMonster, and Sleeknote is no exception.

And let’s be clear: this is nothing against Sleeknote. OptinMonster has the advantage of having been around for many years and working hard to make our campaigns as targeted as possible.

It’s one of the areas where our software shines brightest, and there’s not a competitor on the market who can outperform us there.

That said, Sleeknote does have a few good options for targeting campaigns:

• Timed (which can be customized)
• Scroll depth
• Exit-Intent®
• Click
• Custom JavaScript triggers

They also have a Smart Trigger functionality that tracks your most popular campaigns and then shows them accordingly. While this is good in theory, we recommend never taking your hands off the wheel like this.

Like self-driving cars, it sounds cool until something crashes. There’s no better way to target your audience than monitoring, tracking, and tweaking your campaigns over time after seeing what your visitors engage with most.

Then Sleeknote has a variety of conditions to personalize when these campaigns are triggered, including:

• URL rulesets
• Geo-targeting
• URL paths
• Page count
• Times a campaign has been viewed
• Site data
• Newsletter subscribers
• New visitors
• Return visitors
• UTM parameters
• Cookies
• Queries
• Referrals
• HTML detection rules

As we played around with creating rulesets, there was one thing that bothered us from a user’s standpoint. The trigger default is set to Timed (for 7 seconds), which is fine. But the following condition by default is set to Hide Campaign If in smaller writing:

When you change the first default condition, you want to make sure you’re setting it to hide specific campaigns rather than Show If. When it’s your first time creating a campaign with Sleeknote, this small detail can lead to building a campaign that is hidden from the people you want to see it most.

If you would like to set a Show If campaign, then you need to activate those conditions further down the screen.

OptinMonster, on the other hand, has all of these triggers and more. Plus, they are organized more intuitively.

In fact, there are too many triggers to list here because OptinMonster has over 30 unique triggers for each campaign, each of which has its own sub-conditions to make the targeting more accurate for your audience.

In other words, we have the same triggers as Sleeknote and more.

One of the examples of unique targeting tools that stands out is our AdBlocker, which helps display campaigns to your users who may have ad blocking software.

All too often, clients build campaigns with one of our competitors only to learn that the majority of their traffic never even sees the campaign!

We’ve worked hard to make sure that our campaigns reach the right people, at the right time, with the right message. That includes getting around ad blocking software, which is crucial for lead generation.

Some other targeting options OptinMonster gives you that are not available with Sleeknote include:

• Advanced targeting by date and time
• WordPress and Smart Tags
• URL anchor text

Again, with OptinMonster, you can rest assured that your campaigns will be seen by the exact type of client you’re targeting.

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OptinMonster vs. Sleeknote: The Final Word

If we thought for a second that there was a product better than OptinMonster on the market, we’d be in the wrong business.

OptinMonster has more functionality, templates, email integrations, and triggers than any of our competitors, Sleeknote included.

And when it comes to price, we’re just as competitive as well.

Sleeknote currently has a 7-day trial. But after that, you’re looking at:

• $55/month for their Basic package
• $103/month for their Plus package
• $255/month for Pro
• $375/month for Premium
• $599/month for Enterprise

Now let’s check OptinMonster. With us, you have all of Sleeknote’s functionalities (and way more) for:

• $14/month for Basic
• $30/month for Plus
• $47/month for Pro
• $80/month for Growth

NoteThe pricing in the image above is from a promotion we’re currently running. You can see the original price underneath the red line. Or you can head over to our pricing page to see if the promotion is still available at the time you’re reading this!

Yes, you read those prices correctly. Our most comprehensive package is still less expensive than Sleeknote’s more limited Plus package. Comparing OptinMonster vs. Sleeknote’s functionality gives us the winning edge. Comparing our price to Sleeknote’s?

It’s not even a contest.

So when you look at each company’s capabilities, ease of use, and support, we think the verdict is pretty clear:

OptinMonster is and remains the world’s #1 optimization conversion toolkit by a landslide.

OptinMonster vs. JustUno: Pricing

Before we reach any conclusion, we know that pricing is a factor. So let’s take a quick look at what each service costs.

Justuno has two packages: Justuno and Justuno Plus, both of which are priced by traffic:

Justuno’s pricing looks like this when billed monthly:

• $29/month for 10k traffic
• $49/month for 20k traffic
• $99/month for 50k traffic

From there, pricing goes up as your traffic increases:

Justuno Plus includes managed services and Commerce AI, an AI-powered product recommendation engine. Justuno Plus packages require a demo call, but you can expect it would be much higher than their standard package.

OptinMonster, on the other hand, has much more competitive pricing, even when billed monthly:

• $19/month for Basic (3,500 page views)
• $39/month for Plus (15,000 page views)
• $59/month for Pro (50,000 page views)
• $99/month for Growth (250,000 pageviews)

Here’s another important difference to make: Justuno prices by website traffic whereas OptinMonster charges by campaign views.

And that’s a huge difference. Why?

Because if you’re creating targeted campaigns for your visitors, not all of your website’s traffic will see your optin campaigns. But with Justuno, you’re paying for that traffic either way.

OptinMonster, on the other hand, only charges for when campaigns are seen by your clients. So not only are we comparatively less expensive and offer more functionality, but we also make sure you’re getting your money’s worth by basing our pricing model on when you’re using our services.

Campaign Targeting and Triggers

Ok, so once you’ve created your campaign with Justuno, it’s time to build a ruleset for your triggers. To do that, you hit Create Trigger and then decide between a basic rule set or an advanced ruleset:

Since we’re going to do some advanced triggers with OptinMonster later, it would only be fair to do the same here. So we’ll choose the Advanced Ruleset. Now you’ll be taken to your Rule Library:

As you can see on the right-hand side, you can add different rulesets for your custom campaign. You can target by:

• URL
• Visitor frequency
• Geolocation/language
• User engagement
• Date & time
• Various technological rules
• Cart & past orders
• Custom values

With OptinMonster, you can set the exact same triggers, with two crucial advantages: reCaptcha integration and overcoming adblocking technology.

One of the benefits of working with OptinMonster is the ability to easily add reCAPTCHA to your lead capture form. You’ve likely seen reCAPTCHA before:

This helps our clients prevent getting spammy leads. Bots can easily fill in most optin forms, so CAPTCHA adds a step that makes it difficult for these spambots to perform.

With CAPTCHA, you can rest assured that your leads are actual human beings. Not spam.

And then we get to the second and arguably most significant advantage of OptinMonster vs. Justuno:

We aren’t affected by ad blockers.

This is a huge distinction to make. Why? Because over 616 million devices use AdBlock or a similar service to prevent ads that you’ll build with sites like Justuno.

OptinMonster isn’t affected by ad blockers, which means your message will get to the right people every time.

And activating this feature with OptinMonster couldn’t be easier. You simply set up a Yes/No campaign that asks users to disable their adblocker. That would look something like this:

Then you set the display rule to show your campaign directly to your audience who have ad blockers enabled:

That means the same technology that would prevent a Justuno campaign from appearing actually triggers OptinMonster campaigns to show up.

And 77% of visitors click Yes to disabling their AdBlock!

Why? Because most users are trying to prevent ads while they’re streaming their favorite shows from shady websites.

Ok, people use ad blockers for other reasons, but you get the point. Most online visitors are trying to block SPAM. They don’t want to block content and promotions that they’re actively engaging with.

That’s why OptinMonster made sure that our campaigns are unaffected by AdBlock technology.

The verdict? With OptinMonster and Justuno, you can target and trigger your audience very effectively. But with OptinMonster, you’re able to get 77% more campaign views from your audience who use ad-blocking technology. And, again, most of your site’s visitors probably do.

With that in mind, it’s safe to say that OptinMonster comes out ahead in this category, too.

OptinMonster vs. Justuno: The Final Word

We recently came across a page from Justuno’s website claiming to be “the best OptinMonster alternative:”

Which, to be fair, is both flattering and accurate.

They probably are the best alternative to us, in the same way that the band Oasis is the best alternative to the Beatles. The former has some great hits, but the latter defines the market.

In other words, we appreciate Justuno acknowledging that we’re the industry standard. But we also don’t know why anyone would want to pay more money for an alternative.

To be fair, out of all of our competitors, Justuno has an editor that is easiest to use and that we enjoyed playing with the most.

Again, kudos to them!

But they still have a ways to go before catching up to our software. Because OptinMonster isn’t just another software to capture emails:

It’s an entire conversion optimization toolkit.

With OptinMonster, you can do everything from driving traffic, growing an email list, boosting affiliate sales, and pretty much anything else you need to boost revenue for your company.

You can do that through cool features like:

• Fullscreen campaigns (that can also function as landing pages)
• Content locking
• Dynamic countdown timers
• Promotional coupon distribution
• Bypassing ad blocking software
• Preventing spammy leads with CAPTCHA

And so much more!

The bottom line?

We enjoy playing around with Justuno. Their technology impresses us, but it’s far from intimidating us.

Because when you take into account our larger campaign base, our more targeted triggers, or the fact that OptinMonster isn’t affected by ad blocking technology, it’s simply a no-brainer.

Oh, and that doesn’t even take into account our more competitive pricing model.

But why not learn for yourself? Check us out and get started with OptinMonster today at no risk with our 14-day unconditional money-back guarantee!

OptinMonster vs. Thrive Leads: Campaign Creation

How easy is it to create a new popup or other campaigns in OptinMonster and Thrive Leads?

Let’s take a look at OptinMonster’s campaign creation process first.

After logging in, you see a list of your connected sites on the left, with all the campaigns you’ve created for that website in the middle.

To create a new campaign, click the Create New Campaign button at the top:

You can choose from 5 different campaign types:

• Popup
• Fullscreen
• Slide-in
• Floating Bar
• Inline

But from there, you have all kinds of other campaigns you can build, such as:

• Sidebars
• Content Lockers
• Coupon Wheels
• Countdown Timers

So with those 5 campaign categories, you can build 9 different campaign types!

Plus, OptinMonster has over 50 pre-designed templates available, each with a unique design and layout. You can filter these designs based on your needs, even selecting templates that work exceptionally well for your mobile visitors:

And each campaign type has several unique templates available. For example, here are a few of the designs available for floating bar campaigns:

You can also design and code your campaigns from scratch using OptinMonster Canvas technology.

All right, now let’s see how that compares to the Thrive Leads campaign creation process.

In the Thrive Leads dashboard, you can build the following types of campaigns:

• In content
• Lightbox popups
• Post footers
• Ribbons (like a floating bar at the top)
• Screen fillers
• Scroll Mat
• Slide-in
• Widget (Sidebar Forms)
• Customize your own

For the most part, these are the same campaigns you can build with OptinMonster. However, Thrive Leads changes many of the industry-standard campaign names, and we’re not sure why.

A screen filler campaign with Thrive Leads, for example, is the same thing as a fullscreen campaign with other companies.

Once you choose your campaign type, you’re redirected to the WordPress dashboard. You then need to re-select the same campaign you just started to create. Honestly, that’s annoying for user experience (UX).

To help users navigate the process, there’s a small popup that says Next Step: Add a form:

But it would be more helpful to be taken directly to the editor. It’s hard to imagine that a user would want to create a campaign without making any modifications whatsoever.

Then, after this, you’re taken to a new screen where you need to click Create Form and then Name Your Form.

And then you’re taken to another dashboard.

Again, that’s annoying.

At this point in the Thrive Leads campaign creation process, you need to know what you’re doing to move forward. To edit your new form type, you need to click the pencil icon off to the side to edit.

We’ve enlarged this part to help you out:

Now a new screen opens up with your campaign editor. Here’s where you finally choose your template:

There were a few things that we don’t love here. First, it takes way too long to get from Create a form to the campaign editor itself.

With OptinMonster, it’s 1 click. With Thrive Leads, it’s several clicks and a redirect with a new window popup, which is unnecessary.

Then there are the templates. Though they have a decent variety (still less than OptinMonster), there’s no filter for templates, and they appear in no particular order.

And finally, there’s the learning curve to get comfortable with the software. For example, when you are in the editor, the left-hand side graphic has vague directions on how to add elements:

But, to do so, you need to go all the way to the very tiny icons on the opposite side of the screen which don’t even 100% match the directions:

None of this even mentions the fact that we chose the first template, which is, for some reason, explicitly designed for Yellowstone National park.

While we’re sure this is helpful for Yellowstone’s marketing staff, we can’t imagine that it’s a popular choice for most of their market.

And look, we don’t want to come off as critical of Thrive Leads. But creating optin campaigns is our specialty, and we know how easy it is supposed to be. So when we see it over-complicated, it sticks out to us like a sore thumb.

Now is where our team starts to get confused. We simply want to add a button to the campaign. But we have to stop what we’re doing to look up how.

Here’s why:

When you finally do track down the Add Elements icon from the top right-hand corner, you get a list of elements you can add to the campaign. One of those is a Button that you drag and drop where you’d like.

This functions a lot like OptinMonster’s Button element, or so we thought. Because when we tried to add a button here in the bottom of the right-hand corner:

It ended up coming out here in the center of the campaign:

And we still can’t figure out why.

This happens with many of the elements we’re trying to insert, and, at some point, we have to call it. So here’s a list of the elements that, in theory, you can add to any Thrive Leads campaign:

• Text
• Image
• Button
• Columns
• Background
• Content Box
• Template Symbols
• Logos

They also have a large variety of Building Blocks with features like icons, countdown timers, content reveals, and many more.

So even though Thrive Leads has many element options we like, our biggest problem is getting those options in the right place and easily formating our campaign.

Again, we build and modify optin campaigns every single day, so we don’t expect things to be this complicated.

Dropping elements into your OptinMonster editor, on the other hand, couldn’t be easier. You simply locate the element you want from the Blocks section on the left-hand side menu. We’ve got tons of options, including:

• Button
• Chat Box
• Countdown timer (static and dynamic)
• Dividers
• Custom HTML (for unlimited customization)
• Icons
• Images
• Optin Fields
• Spacers
• Text
• Video
• Yes/No buttons

Then you drag and drop your selection into place:

And with OptinMonster, it actually goes where you placed it.

Then you can edit any element you put into your campaigns:

We built our campaign editor to hit 3 primary needs. We want it to be:

• Intuitive
• Flexible
• Powerful

With our drag and drop builder, we’re happy to say that we accomplish all 3! Because the editor is so easy to use, you can make loads of different campaigns that serve different purposes without wasting hours in the design process.

This is also particularly helpful when running A/B split tests. With OptinMonster, you can create a campaign, run an A/B split test, and modify one aspect of your duplicated campaign in a matter of minutes. Not hours.

Again, intuitive, flexible, and powerful.

Now that we’ve seen how the basic campaign creation process works let’s take a look at your options for displaying them to the right audience at the right time.

OptinMonster vs. Thrive Leads: Native Integrations

Of course, even the most powerful lead generation tool won’t help you if it doesn’t work together with your existing marketing stack.

After all, it defeats the point of automation if your software solutions don’t work together.

So, how do OptinMonster and Thrive Leads measure up when it comes to integrations?

Both offer integrations with the most popular email marketing service providers like Mailchimp, Constant Contact, AWeber, and many more.

But if you’re looking for support for more advanced software, Thrive Leads won’t help.

OptinMonster has the edge with these advanced integrations:

• Conversio
• Customer.io
• Eloqua
• Emma
• Klaviyo
• Marketo
• Pardot
• Sendloop
• SharpSpring
• TotalSend

None of which Thrive Leads offers.

OptinMonster has over 30 native integrations for your favorite email marketing service providers. Plus, OptinMonster also offers webhooks and custom HTML form integrations, so you’re never limited by what marketing technologies you can use.

That’s not all. You can also add as many integrations as you want to each campaign with OptinMonster’s Lead Sharing. This feature makes it easy to automate internal lead management or share leads with joint venture partners.

Now let’s look at how easy it is to manage accounts with each company.

OptinMonster vs. Thrive Leads: The Final Word

So, which WordPress popup plugin is the best choice for you?

If you:

• Have any kind of website (WordPress, Shopify, or any other platform)
• Are serious about building a targeted email list fast
• Need a user-friendly and intuitive campaign editor
• Want to maximize your conversion rate and revenue

Then OptinMonster is the tool you need.

OptinMonster’s more powerful features like Campaign Scheduling, Onsite Retargeting, enterprise-level integrations, account management features, and more are incredibly effective for building your email list, generating leads, and increasing revenue.

Plus, our prices are super competitive, especially considering how much more functionality you can get with OptinMonster.

You can buy Thrive Leads in 2 ways: buy Thrive Suite, which comes bundled with all of their tools. or buy the standalone plugin.

For Thrive Suite, if you pay quarterly, it’s $99/quarter. If you pay annually, it’s $299/year.

If you want to buy the standalone plugin, you’ll have to pay $97 per year (1 site license).

Here’s OptinMonster’s pricing:

• $5.97/month for Basic
• $9.97/month for Plus
• $22.97/month for Pro
• $39.97/month for Growth

OptinMonster vs. OptiMonk: Campaign Types

Of course, the most essential feature of any lead generation software is the types of campaigns you can create.

What kinds of popups and other campaigns can you actually make with OptinMonster and OptiMonk?

Let’s take a look at OptiMonk first. OptiMonk allows you to create 4 different campaign types:

• Fullscreen
• Popup
• Nanobar
• Sidemessage (similar to OptinMonster’s Slide-In)

OptiMonk has 112 popup templates to choose from, as well as a blank option you can use to add your own code:

“Nanobars” are sticky bars that appear at the top or bottom of the browser, and stay there as the visitor scrolls. They are the same as OptinMonster’s floating bar campaigns.

OptiMonk has 30 templates for those, plus an option to code your own:

Then they have 29 “Sidemessage” templates. These campaigns actually don’t show up on your website’s sidebar. They are like sticky popups that appear off to the side of your page and stay there as the visitor scrolls down the page.

Again, if you’re familiar with OptinMonster’s Slide-In campaigns, they are similar to those (though taller in length):

Finally, OptiMonk has “Fullscreen” campaigns with 40 templates to choose from.  Fullscreen campaigns are like regular popups, but they take over the entire screen:

Now let’s take a look at your campaign choices in OptinMonster.

In the OptinMonster app, you choose from several different campaign types:

• Popup: an effective and popular campaign that grabs attention
• Fullscreen: a fullscreen campaign with a call to action that can’t be ignored
• Slide-In: similar to OptiMonk’s “sidebar” campaigns, these slide in from the side of the browser
• Floating Bar: sticky footer or header bars that stay in place as your visitors scroll
• Inline: these embeddable campaigns can be placed within your site’s content or sidebar

But with these 5 types of campaigns, you can do so much more, such as:

• Sidebar Forms
• Content Lockers
• Coupon Wheel Optins
• Countdown Timers (static and dynamic)

Each type works on any size screen (desktop, tablet, or mobile) and has plenty of beautifully designed templates to choose from.

OptinMonster has over 50 templates, each of which can be instantly turned into Yes/No campaigns (which we’ll look at more closely later). Here are just a few:

And here’s a quick look at some of OptinMonster’s designs for Floating Bars:

As you can see, OptinMonster also offers quite a few powerful campaign types that aren’t available with OptiMonk. Let’s take a look at those…

2 Types of Inline Campaigns: In Your Content or In the Sidebar

Used correctly, popups are powerful tools for lead generation and conversion optimization.

But what happens when a visitor closes your popup? If they change their mind, how can they sign up for your email list?

Smart business owners will give them the option to subscribe even if they didn’t opt into the popup.

The best way to do this is by placing a static campaign on your website. You can do this either on the sidebar of your page or embedded directly in your content.

Let’s start with sidebar campaigns.

When you place a sidebar optin form on your site, you turn every page into a lead generation opportunity. Sidebar Forms look like this:

Your users get to see the content on your website without any interruptions, and you get loads of email signups every month!

If you’re only using popups on your website, instead of a variety of campaigns, you could be missing out on hundreds of leads. In other words, Sidebar Forms (not offered by OptiMonk) are a great way of catching low hanging fruit.

The other type of sidebar not offered by OptiMonk is an Inline campaign embedded directly in your content. BlogTyrant uses an Inline campaign at the end of their post to boost signups:

Again, these are great because they’re static campaigns. That means they’re always on your page regardless of triggers and targets.

By using these static campaigns along with other dynamic ones (campaigns that open when a user scrolls 50% down your page, for example), you’re truly maximizing your conversion rates.

At OptinMonster, we give you all the tools you need to make sure you don’t miss out on any opportunity to convert visitors to subscribers and customers.

Two-Step Yes/No Optin Forms

You may have noticed that some campaigns above feature a signup form asking for an email, while others have simple buttons with no optin fields to fill in.

That’s because some of the forms, the ones with only buttons, are Yes/No campaigns. They add an additional step before asking for an email address to help increase your conversion rates:

Now, you might think that adding an extra step to your campaign means lower conversions, but Yes/No campaigns have the opposite effect!

And that’s thanks to the Zeigarnik Effect, which suggests that people who begin an action are more likely to complete it. So a visitor who clicks the Yes button is more likely to continue the process and sign up for your email list.

It’s like how a good salesperson uses small talk to start the conversation rather than diving into the pitch. Because if they can get you talking first, you’re more likely to allow the conversation to continue.

Yes/No campaigns begin an engaging conversation with your cold traffic, which makes them more likely to become warm leads.

OptiMonk has a few popup templates that have Yes/No buttons (also called two-step or multi-step optins) that come with the default design. These are spread out through their templates, and you need to search for them manually to find them.

There’s no filtered option to pull them up quickly.

But with OptinMonster, you’re not limited like that. You can actually enable the Yes/No view for ANY campaign you choose with the simple click of a button.

Go to the Yes/No feature at the top of your campaign editor and click the toggle switch to Display a Yes/No View:

Boom. That’s it!

You now have an incredibly powerful Yes/No campaign ready to grow your email list. And this is an effective campaign to use.

A Yes/No optin like this one by Salt Strong converts 10% of of all visitors who comes to their website:

And another one of our clients, ChinaImportal, increased conversions from 2% to 20% just by adding a Yes/No step to their optin form.

By clicking the toggle to enable a Yes/No campaign to any of our templates, you can see HUGE increases in your conversions.

If you’re serious about growing your business, you definitely don’t want to miss out on Yes/No campaigns.

Content Locker

There’s another feature that OptinMonster provides its users that isn’t available with OptiMonk: a Content Locking campaign.

Content Locking campaigns are super powerful because they lock away your most valuable content until the visitor enters their email address. That means you can have regular content for casual browsers, and premium content for your subscribers.

And the best part is, you can add this function to any piece of content currently on your site. So if you have great content, you’ve already done the hardest part.

We’ve seen sites like TradingStrategyGuides get 11,000+ subscribers in just 1 month with 1 Content Locking campaign.

And Whole Whale converts a whopping 21.42% of all visitors with this obfuscating content locker:

Like we said, it’s super powerful.

Content locking is another quick-win tool you’re going to want if you’re serious about building your email list.

Event Countdown Timer

Another important feature that’s worth a mention here is the countdown timer.

OptiMonk does have a countdown timer. You can enter how many hours and minutes the countdown timer starts with. But, the date or time is always fixed:

OptinMonster also has a countdown timer you can add to any campaign using the drag and drop builder.

You choose the length of the timer in days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

But what if you want your timer to count down to an event, like the end of a holiday sale?

Both OptinMonster and OptiMonk have that option, too. Which is really effective at creating a sense of urgency.

And when combined with OptinMonster’s campaign scheduling feature, this is an excellent tool for:

• Boosting event registrations
• Promoting holiday sales and special offers
• Advertising webinars, conferences, and more

LifterLMS added a simple countdown timer like this to their pricing page and unlocked $23,700 in sales in just 5 months.

Ok, so both companies have countdown timers. So what?

OptinMonster pushes the concept further than OptiMonk by giving you the choice of also making your countdown timer dynamic:

A dynamic countdown timer means that the date or time for your countdown isn’t fixed. It simply begins the first time your user sees a campaign.

So if you want each user to have a full 7 days to take advantage of a promotion, you can give all of your audience that unique experience. When one visitor comes on a Monday, they’ll get 7 days to claim their promotion.

And when another visitor comes on a Tuesday, they’ll also get a full 7 days to claim their promotion.

This is a remarkably useful tool at not only increasing your overall conversion rate but also improving your audience’s user experience (UX).

Plus, with our MonsterLinks, you can easily use these dynamic (or static) countdown timers as part of a promotional email campaign, too.

Ok, so after you’ve designed your campaign, the next step is to decide who should see it.

Campaign Targeting and Triggers

The more personalized your campaigns are for each visitor, the more conversions you’ll get.

So, what kind of targeting tools do OptinMonster and OptiMonk offer?

Both OptinMonster and OptiMonk offer powerful targeting options like:

• OnSite Retargeting®: Create special offers and promotions for returning visitors
• OnSite Follow Up Campaigns®: Make on-site drip campaigns triggered by visitor interactions
• Referrer Detection: Show targeted messages based on where the user is coming from
• Page-Level Targeting: Customize your campaigns based on the page or section of your website
• Geo-Location Targeting: Personalize campaigns based on a visitor’s location

But OptinMonster alone offers these more advanced features:

• WordPress Category and Tag Targeting
• Multiple Rulesets

Let’s take a closer look at how these targeting options can skyrocket your conversions and boost your revenue.

WordPress Category and Tag Targeting

If you’re using WordPress, this is another conversion-boosting trick you definitely want in your toolbox.

By targeting your campaigns based on the type of content a visitor is viewing, you’re giving them exactly what they’re interested in at the exact moment of interest.

Interest-based campaigns are incredibly high-converting, so don’t miss out on this feature!

And/Or and Multiple Rulesets

OptinMonster’s Display Rules are what make it such a robust conversion optimization and lead generation solution.

OptinMonster gives you full control over your campaign with the ability to add “and/or” conditions, plus multiple rulesets. Here’s how it works:

In one ruleset, you select all the triggers that you want for your campaign to appear. All the triggers you choose for that ruleset need to be fulfilled for it to appear.

For example, if you select “after 10 seconds” and “after scrolling 50% down the page,” the campaign will only trigger if the user has been on the page for 10 seconds AND scrolled 50%.

But you can also choose an “or” rule so that the campaign will appear if either condition is met.

But what if you wanted to display this campaign with different triggers on another page?

You could decide to show the campaign sooner, or have it triggered with Exit Intent® technology on a page that has a high bounce rate from organic searches.

To find those bounce rates, you simply need to check with Google Analytics. Then you can adjust your campaign’s rulesets to include Exit Intent® to keep time on page longer.

You can create as many separate rulesets (not just rules) as you need.

This gives you the flexibility to target multiple segments of your audience with one campaign.

OptiMonk, on the other hand, lets you add rules but not rulesets. They also only give you the “and” option, rather than the “and/or” conditions to your rules.

It’s a small difference that can have a significant impact on your overall conversion rates.

OptinMonster vs. OptiMonk: The Final Word

Look, here’s the deal: you can do a lot with both software.

But you can do more with OptinMonster.

Not only that, but our pricing is more approachable for small to medium-size businesses.

OptiMonk’s Essential package starts at $39/month. That gives you unlimited campaigns 2 domain, 30,000 page views (for your whole site), and A/B testing.

For the same price, you can get started with OptinMonster’s Pro package with unlimited campaigns, A/B testing, 50,000 campaign views (regardless of your site’s traffic), content locking, device targeting, 3 domains, and so much more!

Note: The information above reflects our pricing as of the writing of this article. For current pricing, check our pricing page.

So, which lead generation and conversion optimization tool is the best choice for you?

If you…

• Are serious about building a targeted email list
• Need to reduce shopping cart abandonment and recover lost sales
• Want to maximize your conversions and revenue

…then OptinMonster is the tool you need.

OptinMonster’s more powerful features like multiple Campaign Types, Content Locking, dynamic Countdown Timers, Device-Based Targeting, and more are incredibly useful for growing your email list, generating leads, and instantly lifting revenue.

Click here to get started with OptinMonster today.

OptinMonster vs. Sumo: Dashboard & Account Management

First things first, there are some fundamental differences in how OptinMonster vs. Sumo dashboards work.

Both OptinMonster and Sumo can be used on any website, such as WordPress, Shopify, Magento, and even static HTML sites.

But the big difference between the two companies is where you manage your campaigns and your campaigns’ creation.

OptinMonster is a standalone app that lives on its own website. To create your optin campaigns, you’ll log in to your account on the OptinMonster app website.

After you log in, you can manage your account, see all the sites you’re using OptinMonster on, and start creating new campaigns.

The cool thing is that you can display your campaigns on any type of website. And doing so is super simple.

To connect your website to your OptinMonster account, you can just add a bit of code to your site. You can use the official OptinMonster WordPress plugin or Shopify app, which gives you even more control over when and where your campaigns display.

But more on that below.

If you have multiple websites, it’s easy to manage them all together here in your OptinMonster dashboard. That’s one of the many benefits of having your campaigns hosted in a standalone app.

In your OptinMonster account you can:

• Search through your campaigns
• Manage multiple websites
• Move or duplicate campaigns from one website to another
• Drag and drop to reorder your list of sites
• Collapse or expand all campaigns for each site
• Archive campaigns for later use

And with OptinMonster sub-accounts, you can easily give access to your co-workers, clients, and others you work with.

There are 4 different roles:

• Viewer: Can view, but not make changes to, campaigns for a specific website(s)
• Author: Can create, but not publish, campaigns for a specific website(s)
• Manager: Can create and publish campaigns only for the assigned website(s)
• Admin: Has full access and permissions for everything

As you can see in the image above, you can invite other users to your account with just the click of a button. And no, they won’t have to pay for an OptinMonster account to access the campaigns.

This is an excellent feature for agencies, who can give each client access to their own campaigns while preserving the privacy of other clients.

There’s also an Activity Log so you can monitor every action taken on your account. So even if your client has full power over campaign creation and customization, you still know what they have or haven’t changed.

On the other hand, Sumo works differently. You can log in to the main Sumo.com website, and then you’re redirected to your account page.

When you’re logged into Sumo, you can’t get to their site’s homepage if you want to look for resources or information.

That’s because, again, you’ll be automatically redirected to your account. To access the homepage, you’ll need to log out of your Sumo account first.

You can manage your account billing and other details on the Sumo site, but you can’t create any popups or other campaigns there.

So, right away, you can tell that your account information and campaign creation are decentralized. You handle one directly from the Sumo website, and the other somewhere else (like in your WordPress dashboard, for example).

At the Sumo website, you can add users to your account, but you can only choose between Admin and User roles.

That means a User has access to ALL of your site’s apps and settings. This is less ideal if you’re an agency working with various clients.

But aside from account management on the website, what about where your campaigns are either created or stored?

Today, we’ll be using WordPress as our hosting platform example since it’s one of the most popular options for website creators.

To start building popups and other campaigns, you’ll have to first add Sumo to your site. Then you can start creating campaigns from inside your website’s dashboard.

Here’s how that looks on a WordPress site:

From there, you can click on My Apps to access the actual Sumo dashboard. If you’re a first-time user, this is where you’re prompted to build your first campaign:

Just click Create Form to get started.

Before moving forward, let’s quickly recap how both companies allow you to access the dashboard and manage your accounts:

• Sumo: Your account information is hosted on their website while your campaign creation is hosted on your site’s platform
  
• OptinMonster: Both your account information and campaign creation are hosted in the same standalone app

Now let’s look at how OptinMonster vs. Sumo compare with their campaign types and template selection.

Campaign Types and Templates Comparison

So, what kinds of popups and other campaigns can you create with OptinMonster and Sumo?

Let’s take a look at Sumo first. Sumo allows you to create 7 different campaign types:

• Cart Casino
• Popup
• Scroll Box
• Inline Form
• Click Trigger Popup
• Welcome Mat
• Smart Bar

But before you choose the one you want, you have to specify your goal.

The goal you choose will limit the template options you see for your campaign. For example, the Welcome Mat option is only available if you select the Collect Emails goal.

We’ve discussed this elsewhere, but our team has mixed feelings about this setup.

On the one hand, we understand that it’s important to clarify your goals before creating your optin. That way, you’re crystal clear on what you want to accomplish.

But, on the other hand, you may have a particular design in mind that you’ll miss if you choose the wrong goal. Since templates you’ve never seen change depending on your goal, you might miss some options that fit the campaign you’re trying to build.

That means you could be losing lots of time customizing a template they already have for another goal.

That’s why OptinMonster allows you to select the campaign type you want right away.

In the OptinMonster app, you choose from 5 different campaign types:

• Popup
• Fullscreen
• Slide-in
• Floating Bar
• Inline

But from these 5 options, you can build others, such as:

• Countdown timers
• Sidebar Forms
• Content Lockers
• Coupon Wheel Optins
• Yes/No campaigns which you can use for any of the options listed above

OptinMonster also offers some powerful campaign types that aren’t available with Sumo. Let’s see what those look like.

Two-Step Yes/No Optin Forms

You’ll notice when building a Collect Emails campaign in the Sumo list builder, there are two tabs at the top. These allow you to view your Subscribe form and your Success view.

OptinMonster gives you the option to add a third view: a Yes/No form, also called a two-step or multi-step optin.

And activating this form is easy. Just click the Yes/No button at the top of your editor and toggle a switch to activate in the left-hand side menu:

This adds another step to your campaign. Now your visitor has to click the Yes button before they see the optin form. Then they can enter their email address and subscribe.

You might be thinking, why add another step? Wouldn’t that make it harder to subscribe and turn people away?

Actually, 2-step optins increase conversions because of a neat psychological trick called the Zeigarnik Effect. Studies have shown that when a person initiates a process, they’re more likely to complete it.

A simple Yes/No optin like this one by Salt Strong converts 10% of all visitors on the entire website:

By enabling a Yes/No form to your optin process, you can see HUGE increases in your conversions. And the best part?

You can enable a Yes/No form on all of our templates by default without upgrading your plan.

That means you have over 50 pre-made templates with Yes/No capabilities if you want them. And they’re ready to go out-of-the-box:

This is a crucial feature you don’t want to miss out on.

Content Locker

Here’s another powerful feature OptinMonster offers: you can turn any Inline campaign into a Content Locking campaign. That means you can block a part of your premium content until a user subscribes.

You can either make the content blurry (obfuscated) or remove it altogether. And enabling this feature is also simple. All the editing tools are found conveniently in your Inline Setting:

This is a great type of optin form that locks away your most valuable content until the visitor enters their email address. We’ve seen sites like TradingStrategyGuides.com get 11,000+ subscribers in just one month with ONE content locking campaign.

And check out this simple content locking campaign by Whole Whale which converts a whopping 21.42% of all visitors:

Content locking is another quick-win marketing tool you’re going to want, especially if you’re serious about improving your email list building strategy.

Dynamic “Evergreen” Countdown Timer

Another important feature that’s worth mentioning here is the countdown timer.

Sumo does allow you to create campaigns with a standard countdown timer. You enter the end date and time, and the timer counts down to that fixed time.

OptinMonster has a countdown timer, too, but it adds an extra option that can be even more effective: a dynamic countdown.

Instead of selecting an end date, you choose the length of the timer in days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

The dynamic timer is customized for each visitor. The countdown begins as soon as the visitor hits the page. That means that each visitor will see a different countdown and give all your users the same amount of time to take advantage of a deal.

At this point, you might be wondering, “What’s the point of having a timer that’s different for every user?”

The answer is simple: urgency.

Creating a sense of urgency for your visitors is one of the best ways to boost your conversion rate. When our purchasing decisions are based on urgency, we lean towards the “take action” route, because we’re afraid of missing out.

This is a useful marketing tool for promoting sales and discounts. LifterLMS added a dynamic countdown timer to their pricing page and unlocked $23,700 in sales in just 5 months.

And thanks to our awesome shareable MonsterLinks you can use these countdown timers in your email campaigns to build that sense of urgency.

So far, we’ve looked at the types of campaigns you can create in OptinMonster and Sumo, but there’s another aspect of campaign creation you can’t ignore: mobile campaigns.

Campaign Targeting and Triggers Comparison

The more personalized and targeted your campaigns are for each visitor, the more effective they’ll be.

So, what kind of targeting options do you get with OptinMonster vs. Sumo?

With Sumo, you can add rules for your campaigns to show or hide based on URLs, pages, devices, referrer, and more.

OptinMonster has all these options and more.

OptinMonster’s Display Rules are what make it such a powerful conversion optimization and lead generation solution. Here’s a sample of the targeting options you can choose from:

• Time on page/Time on site
• Exit detected
• Visitor clicked MonsterLink
• Distance scrolled
• Visitor inactive time
• Current day/time/date/month
• Current URL path
• Pages viewed
• Visitor’s device
• Visitor has opted in to/not opted in to/closed/not closed
• Visitor is new/returning
• Visitor’s location
• The URL query arg
• A cookie
• The referrer URL
• Visitor’s ad-blocker
• Current URL hash

Plus, you can use OptinMonster to set up advanced targeting rules like:

• AdBlock Detection: If you’re a publisher who relies on ad revenue, you’ll need AdBlock detection to deliver a targeted message to visitors using ad blockers
• OnSite Follow Up Campaigns®: This smart technology recognizes how visitors interact with other campaigns on your website, so you can follow up with targeted campaigns designed to get them to take action
• WordPress Category and Tag Targeting: With the OptinMonster WordPress plugin, you can target specific WordPress categories and tags and display campaigns targeted to each reader’s unique interests

These features open up a lot of advanced options for skyrocketing your email list and conversions.

But targeting isn’t the only key to conversions. You also need to make sure that people are seeing your campaigns at the right time.

First, let’s see how Sumo lets you trigger your popups:

As you can see, your options for popup triggers are limited. You can choose to display after a number of seconds, or when the visitor starts to leave your site.

Now let’s take a look at how that compares to OptinMonster.

Here are OptinMonster’s Display Rules for when your campaign should appear:

There are a few more options here, including the InactivitySensor we talked about earlier, plus a Scroll Trigger, which helps you to display targeted campaigns to visitors who are already interested in what you have to offer.

But one of the most important differences that OptinMonster offers (not offered by Sumo) is our AdBlock detection technology.

We already mentioned this above, but it’s worth checking out in more detail. That’s because over 616 million people use AdBlocker or similar software to prevent popups.

This means that a large part of your audience may never even see the campaigns you create. Even if the offer will add value to their lives.

Most people who install Adblock technology do so for one simple reason: to prevent spammy popups on sites while they stream music or television.

For the most part, users are happy to receive genuine promotions that offer them value in the form the content or discounts.

With our AdBlock detection technology, you can target campaigns to users who have ad blockers enabled:

Then, you can create a simple Yes/No form asking your visitor to disable the software:

Does this work?

Around 77% of people will turn off ad blockers if you ask because they only want to block the intrusive ads.

That’s a lot of missed revenue if you choose a company that doesn’t offer this technology. Thankfully, with OptinMonster, you won’t have that problem!

Now that we’ve seen targeting and trigger features for both companies, let’s take a look at what happens AFTER your visitors convert…

Success Message Comparison

What do your visitors see after they submit their email address or click an OptinMonster campaign?

The moment after a visitor subscribes is a huge opportunity. At this point, they’ve already shown interest in what you have to offer, and they’re ready to take the next step.

With the right success message, you can take advantage of that opportunity to deepen that new relationship even more.

So, what kind of success message options do Sumo and OptinMonster give you so you can take advantage of this opportunity?

When you’re designing your campaign in Sumo, you can design and customize your success view in the editor:

Or, instead of displaying that success view, you can choose other actions, such as:

• Change the click action to redirect the visitor
• Download a content upgrade
• Request push permission
• Use tracking pixels, subscribe pixels, or click pixels
• Auto-close your campaign after X number of seconds

OptinMonster allows you to do this as well. Plus, with every one of our unique templates, you can customize every visual aspect of your success view:

Success messages are great for:

• Enticing your new subscribers to like your Facebook page or to follow you on Twitter
• Offering an immediate digital file download
• Displaying a video to deepen your connection with them
• Instructing visitors to complete the double opt-in signup process and whitelist your emails
• Suggest related products or content

And more!

OptinMonster, though, also offers another advanced option for making the most of your success messages: Smart Success.

OptinMonster’s Smart Success feature goes far beyond simply not repeating the same campaign to returning visitors. It presents new offers related to what your visitor has already subscribed to or purchased.

Once your visitor has seen a campaign for the first time, our Smart Success technology can later help you do 3 things:

• Offer discounts and coupons to existing customers
• Present new offers related to what someone has already purchased
• Retarget customers and track their performance with ad pixels

As you can imagine, this is super effective at boosting your overall revenue. And if you want to go the extra mile, you can use our Dynamic Text Replacement technology to address returning customers by name!

As we begin to wind this comparison page down, let’s look at how easy it is to get started with OptinMonster vs. Sumo.

In other words, let’s check out the documentation and support available for each.

OptinMonster vs. Sumo: Which Is Right for You?

So, which lead generation and conversion optimization tool is your best bet?

If you:

• Are serious about building a targeted email list
• Need to reduce cart abandonment and recover lost sales
• Want to maximize your conversions and revenue

…then OptinMonster is the tool you need.

OptinMonster’s more powerful features like Content Locking, Yes/No Campaigns, InactivitySensor, AdBlocking technology, and other unique features are effective for growing your email list, generating leads, and instantly lifting revenue.

Plus, our pricing is competitive.

Sumo has a free version, but if you want to accomplish anything significant with their tools, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid plan. That costs $39 per month if you buy a yearly subscription:

Those are the only two payment methods available: all or nothing.

OptinMonster, on the other hand, has more flexible pricing that allows businesses to scale at their own pace:

NoteThe prices from the image above reflect a sale at the time the article was written. Head over to our pricing page to see if those deals are still available!

Our Plus package allows you to do everything and more than you can with Sumo. From there, as you gain more impressions, you can upgrade if needed.

The point is that we never like to charge our users for features they don’t need or impressions they aren’t getting.

So at the end of the day, if you’re serious about boosting conversions and increasing revenue, OptinMonster is 100% the tool you need.

Click here to get started with OptinMonster today!

Optin Campaigns vs. Bloom: Campaign Types

Of course, the main features you’ll want to compare are the types of popups and other campaigns you can create with OptinMonster vs. Bloom.

Let’s take a look at Bloom first. Bloom specializes in creating optins, which means you’ll create email signup forms exclusively.

Bloom allows you to create 6 different optin types:

• Pop up
• Fly in
• Below Post
• Inline
• Locked Content
• Widget

OptinMonster allows you to create all of those, as well:

However, you might notice that OptinMonster uses the word “campaigns” instead of “optins.” That’s because OptinMonster isn’t just limited to simple email signup forms. We also specialize in creating a variety of campaigns for different marketing purposes.

We’ll show you more in the Campaign Design and Customization Comparison section below.

In the OptinMonster app, you choose from 5 different campaign types:

• Lightbox popup
• Fullscreen
• Slide-in
• Floating Bar
• Inline

Now, at first glance, you’re probably thinking that’s less than Bloom. After all, they have 6 optin types, and OptinMonster only has 5 campaign types, right?

But the fact is that you can do a lot more with these 5 campaign types than any other conversion optimization kit, Bloom included. You can create sidebar widgets, Fullscreen or Floating bar optins (not offered by Bloom), build Content Locking optins, and much more:

At the end of the day, what’s important to remember is the difference between creating a simple “optin form” and a full-fledged “campaign.” Bloom only lets you do the former, whereas OptinMonster includes both.

Campaign Targeting and Triggers

The more targeted your campaigns are for each visitor, the more effective they’ll be.

So, what kind of targeting options do you get with OptinMonster vs. Bloom?

When creating your optin form in Bloom, you have a few options for targeting different pages on your site. Page-level targeting is more effective than using the same popup on every page.

That’s because you can customize your popup campaign to match the content of the page for which your visitors are showing the most interest:

You can also scroll down and choose specific categories, posts, or pages to display your optin form on, or to exclude them from.

This page-level targeting is an excellent way of making sure your readers are only seeing optin forms that they’ll be interested in.

And OptinMonster has all these options, as well. But we also have quite a few more. In fact, this is really one of our strongest points.

OptinMonster’s Display Rules are what make it such a robust conversion optimization and lead generation solution. Take a look at the targeting options you can choose from:

• Current URL path
• Pages viewed
• Visitor’s device
• Visitor has or hasn’t opted in
• Visitor is new/returning
• Visitor’s location
• The URL query arg
• A cookie
• The referrer URL
• Visitor’s ad-blocker
• Current URL hash

And way more (too many to list here, in fact).

But targeting your campaigns for specific pages is just the beginning.

If you want to really fine-tune your lead generation to get the most possible conversions, you can use OptinMonster to set up advanced targeting rules like showing campaigns to:

• Visitors who have already opted in to another campaign of yours
• New visitors to your site
• Visitors in a specific geographic location (which is great for retail stores and location-specific offers)
• Visitors who click on a link to your site from Facebook
• Visitors who click on a guest post on a specific site or a particular ad campaign.
• Visitors who are using adblocking software
• Visitors who view a certain number of pages on your site (and that number is up to your discretion)

And, again, that only scratches the surface. This opens up a LOT of advanced options for skyrocketing your email list and conversions.

But targeting your visitors isn’t the only key to conversions. You also need to make sure that people are seeing your campaigns at the right time. These popup cues are known as “triggers.”

First, let’s see how Bloom lets you trigger your popups:

There are some great options here that can help you to show your popups at the right time and grow your email list.

For example, showing a popup after your visitors finish reading your post is likely to convert higher than a popup that appears before you get a chance to see the content you came for.

And like we said, Bloom has a ton of options to help you trigger a campaign.

Here are OptinMonster’s Display Rules for when your campaign should appear:

• Time on page/Time on site
• Exit detected
• Visitor clicked MonsterLink
• Distance scrolled
• Visitor inactive time
• Current day/time/date/month

In other words, any of Bloom’s triggers can be easily accomplished with OptinMonster as well. Plus, there are a few more powerful options.

OptinMonster is famous for its signature Exit-Intent® technology, which detects user behavior and prompts them with a targeted campaign at the precise moment they are about to leave.

This is a valuable feature because, on average, over 70% of people who leave your website will never return. With an exit-intent popup, you can convert those abandoning visitors into email subscribers and paying customers.

We’ve seen OptinMonster users get incredible results with our exit-intent® technology. This includes companies like DealDoktor, who saw a 2100% increase in conversions when they started using exit-intent popups, or Yoast, who saw their email list double in a month.

If you only ran one campaign for your entire site, it should definitely use exit-intent® technology. But let’s be honest, you definitely want more than just one type of campaign, right?

So let’s turn our attention to how you can manage all the different campaigns you build.

OptinMonster vs. Bloom: The Final Word

Look, here’s the total honest truth:

We like Bloom, a lot!

They have some great designs, they’re easy to use, and their customer support is full of knowledgeable, helpful staff. In other words, even though they’re considered our direct competition, we’ve got nothing but glowing things to say about them.

If you have a WordPress site and simply need some straightforward optins to grow your email list, they’re worth considering.

But does that make Bloom the right choice for you? Well, that depends on your needs.

If you…

• Have any kind of website (WordPress, Shopify, or any other platform)
• Are serious about building a targeted email list
• Need to reduce shopping cart abandonment and recover lost sales
• Want to maximize your conversions and revenue

…then OptinMonster is the tool you need.

Plus, our pricing is simply unbeatable. OptinMonster’s basic plan is only $14 per month:

• $14/month for Basic
• $30/month for Plus
• $47/month for Pro
• $80/month for Growth

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Bloom, on the other hand, is a 1-time payment of either $89 per year or $249 for lifetime access. This is an all-or-nothing approach that works for some companies, but we prefer tiered pricing. That way, you can choose what features you need and not be charged for extras you don’t.

OptinMonster is designed to help all levels of marketers boost their site’s traffic, grow their email list, and increase conversions. So whether you’re a beginner blogger looking to monetize your killer writing, or you’re a seasoned marketer with complex campaign needs, OptinMonster has the right tools for the job.

Interested? Click here to get started with OptinMonster today.