Exit-intent is the highest-converting popup placement. Privy's exit-intent triggers on cursor movement toward browser close. Configured well, it captures 3-8 percent of would-be abandoners. Configured badly, it annoys engaged readers.
Every subscriber captured at exit-intent is a customer who would have left forever. Even a 3 percent capture rate on 10K monthly visitors = 300 new subscribers/month. That's a meaningful list.
Combination triggers annoy. Exit-intent alone is right.
Mobile doesn't have cursor exit. Different trigger logic.
'Get 15 percent off your first order' beats 'Join our community'.
Each extra field drops conversion 20 percent. One-field popup wins.
Cookies handle. More aggressive frequency hurts brand.
10 vs 15 vs 20 percent. Privy supports built-in A/B.
Don't make subscriber wait. Code in inbox within seconds of submit.
Compare to other source subscribers. If popup-source is much lower, your offer is over-promising.
Record your screen while performing the privy exit-intent popup. ReccordSOP turns the recording into a SOP with timestamped screenshots. When your live setup changes, drift detection flags it.
Generate this SOP free3-8 percent of unique visitors signing up. Below 2 percent and offer/copy needs work.
No. New visitors see discount popup. Returning visitors see different content (no double discount).
Privy is cheaper, integrated. Klaviyo has more advanced targeting once you scale. Most brands graduate around $3M ARR.
I built ReccordSOP after watching too many DTC ops teams lose months to undocumented workflows. These SOPs are battle-tested with Shopify operators running $1M to $50M brands.
Last reviewed June 1, 2026