Popups: capture attention before they leave.
Show the right message at the right moment — exit intent, scroll depth, time on page. You set the rules, Hamla triggers them.
How popups fit into your plan.
Popups work on-site — they only fire when visitors are actually on your website.
You build the campaign
Pick a goal and set the trigger (e.g. cart abandoned).
You add a popup to the sequence
Write the message or let AI draft it — you review and approve.
You set the timing
Send immediately, after X hours, or based on behavior.
Hamla delivers it
When the trigger fires, your message goes out — every time.
Built to convert, without being annoying.
What popups do best.
Email capture
Grow your list with exit-intent and scroll-based popups.
Welcome discount
Greet first-time visitors with a first-order incentive.
Cart save
Catch visitors before they abandon — offer a reason to stay.
Announcement
New launches, sales, or important news. Target by page.
Feedback request
Ask returning customers for reviews at the right moment.
Upsell on checkout
Offer a complementary product right before they pay.
Popups is just one piece.
Multi-channel campaigns reach customers wherever they are — the team picks the channel per person.
Campaigns that use popups
Integrations that feed it
Popup questions.
Do popups hurt my SEO or Core Web Vitals?
Not when they're triggered by behaviour rather than page load. Google penalises interstitials that cover content on arrival, especially on mobile. Hamla popups render after the visitor engages, and the script loads asynchronously so it stays out of the largest-contentful-paint path.
How often will the same visitor see a popup?
As often as you allow and no more. Dismissal is remembered for the session, and frequency caps apply per contact across every campaign — so three active popups don't mean three interruptions.
Do popups work in Arabic and right-to-left?
Yes, and RTL isn't a toggle bolted on afterwards — layout, alignment, and close-button position all mirror, and the Arabic type stack renders with Noto Naskh rather than a Latin fallback.
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