Popup upsells with real triggers and real targeting

A popup only works when it respects the shopper. UpsellEngine gives popups the controls that separate a helpful nudge from an annoyance: five triggers, three display styles, page targeting, and frequency capping so the same person is not shown the same offer over and over.

You choose the moment. Fire on add-to-cart to suggest a companion, on exit intent to save a leaving visitor, after a set time on page, at a scroll depth, or when the cart crosses a value threshold. You choose the form too — a centered modal for a strong offer, a corner toast for a gentle one, or a slim banner that never blocks the page.

The trigger and the goal should match. Exit intent suits a last-chance offer or a small incentive to complete the order; a cart-value trigger is how you unlock a free-shipping or bundle offer once a shopper is close to a threshold; time and scroll triggers reward engaged browsers rather than interrupting new arrivals. Page and collection targeting keeps each popup relevant to what the shopper is looking at, and frequency capping means a returning customer is not shown the same message on every visit — the fastest way to make a popup feel like spam.