The Shopify popup
customers want to play

A rocket climbs and the discount percentage grows with it. Customers tap "LOCK IN" before the rocket crashes — if they lock in early they win that discount, but if they wait too long the rocket explodes and they lose it all. The crash point is randomly generated based on your average discount setting, so the math always works in your favor.

No — and we have the conversion rates to prove it. Unlike traditional popups, JackPop is something customers actively want to play. You control when it appears (delay, scroll trigger, exit intent), and customers can dismiss it any time. Most merchants see lower bounce rates after installing, not higher.

Yes — every color, every word. Match your brand, translate to any language, set your own discount range, change the headline, button copy, win/lose messages, even the expiry duration on the codes. Everything lives in a clean dashboard.

Captured emails sync into Shopify Customers automatically, which means they flow into Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Omnisend and any other tool that pulls from Shopify. Native one-click integrations for the major ESPs are coming soon.

You'll be reminded before the 7 days are up. If you do nothing, the popup pauses — your store is unaffected. If you upgrade, you keep all your settings, captured emails, and analytics. No data is lost.

Absolutely. JackPop is mobile-first, with full touch support, optimized animations, and responsive layouts. About 70% of plays come from mobile shoppers — and they convert just as well as desktop.

No. The popup loads asynchronously after your page is fully interactive, so it never blocks rendering. The total payload is under 30KB gzipped — lighter than most stock fonts.

It depends on your traffic and AOV, but a typical store with 10,000 monthly visitors and a 12% opt-in rate captures roughly 1,200 emails/month. With a 25% redemption rate at a $60 AOV, that's about $18,000 in monthly attributable revenue from the popup alone.

Yes. We only collect emails customers willingly submit to play. Data is stored in Shopify's customer database under your store, and customers can request deletion at any time. We don't sell or share customer data — ever.

Yes. Cancel from your Shopify admin in two clicks. No contracts, no cancellation fees, no questions asked. If you cancel mid-cycle on the annual plan, you keep access until the end of the term.