Privy ‑ Popups, e‑mails et SMS

A nice tool. Easy to set up. Not a ton of emails gathered yet, but we're a new site. Hopefully will be better as we grow

I cant give you a good review at this moment because I havent gotten a chance to use it. I think your "review prompt" is a little premature.

Just got it! Will review later.

Alan -

Update: The pop out sign up is not responsive but apparently some other options like flyout and banner are. Upped the rating by one star as I feel it is an absolute must for all pop up types to be mobile responsive...

Design is not responsive on mobile device. Meaning the pop up shrinks down to fit the screen but is then so small that not legible. Discovered it when showing someone the website and then when the popup showed up they were squinting and trying to use their fingers to zoom in and see what it said.

Wrote to support who said that their version of responsive design was shrinking it smaller. Makes me a little concerned to think that the developers think you make something responsive by shrinking it to fit on a mobile screen

Great minus one small feature they do not have which I found quite big for my business. The email that is sent out once someone signs up for newsletter/ campaign comes from an @privy email instead of your own so if people decide to respond or ask a question it would not go to you.

Not many features available with FREE version & the PAID plans are cost-prohibitive for small businesses.

Just downloaded it to try it and it makes me write a review. So far I cant say if it's worth or not, if it works or not. So its a 3 for me...

To be honest, it's a fantastic app, I can't fault it. Support is also great and previously I rated it 5 stars. However, I'm giving them 3 stars now as their new pricing structure is way overpriced. Previously it was FREE with an option to upgrade for more features and branding removal. Now they are essentially forcing long term customers to pay for this previously free services, as it's now based on page views instead. So I'm out.... I've found another provider.

Privy, I understand that pricing structures have to change from time to time but perhaps you could have started with something a little more cost effective for your customers. Perhaps restricting the number of forms and functions available on the free plan would have been a better idea instead. Then you can simply add more forms and functions on a set of new paid plans, so customers can decide what plan suits them based on what they need and can afford.

I am new to the app and have heard good things. I will need more interaction and work time to give a complete review.

I don't like being forced to leave a review before being granted access to use an app. I usually leave one anyway.