Zyro's exit intent technology detects when a visitor is about to leave your site and triggers a last-second offer to capture their email or save the cart.
We track the speed and direction of the mouse. If it breaks the browser plane towards the "close" or "back" button, we trigger.
If a user switches tabs to compare prices, trigger a "Price Match Guarantee" or discount to bring them back.
Adjust sensitivity from "Low" (only obvious exits) to "High" (slight upward movement) to find the right balance.
On mobile (where there is no mouse), we detect rapid scroll-up behavior which often indicates a desire to leave or search.
When a user hits the browser "Back" button, interrupt the navigation with a final "Before you go..." offer.
Trigger a mobile popup after 60 seconds of inactivity to re-engage the user before their phone locks.
Ensure users only see an exit popup once per session or once per week so you don't annoy them.
Automatically suppress exit popups for users who have already subscribed or purchased.
Show "Cart Saver" on checkout pages, but "Lead Magnet" on blog posts.
It takes 5 minutes to set up an exit popup that will run forever and generate leads on autopilot.
Simple setup, immediate impact.
Select a high-converting exit popup template from our library.
Select "Exit Intent" for desktop and "Scroll Up" for mobile.
Publish the campaign and watch your list grow and cart abandonment drop.
Make your final offer impossible to refuse.
Use a "Spin to Win" wheel on exit. The chance to win a prize often stops people from leaving.
Test your headline: "Wait, don't go!" vs "Here's 10% off" to see what stops them best.
If they are exiting from the checkout page due to an error, trigger a help chat instead of a discount.
Yes. Since phones don't have mouse cursors, we use "Scroll Up" logic (rapidly scrolling up to see the URL bar) and "Back Button" logic to detect mobile exits.
No. Our scripts are extremely lightweight and load asynchronously, meaning they don't block your page content from loading.
Yes. You can set rules like "Only show on Cart page" or "Only show on blog posts," ensuring you don't interrupt users who are just browsing your homepage.
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