Privy ‑ Pop‑ups, e‑mail e SMS

Update (9/15/19): The email portion of the app has proved to be the most useless part of the app. Creating a newsletter is a serious chore compared to other programs. The information you gain from the newsletter is worthless. It doesn't tell you who clicked on which link, who unsubscribed, etc. It has not been effective in anyway. I guess I'm stuck until MailChimp is once again part of Shopify.

Update: I've had the app installed for a month now. The pop up works great gathering emails. Actually surprised at how many people sign up. The email feature is nice. I've sent out a few newsletters with varying results.

I can't justify paying $20 a month for the app yet. I'm told that I've reached the max impressions of 5000 per month on the free plan yet my site says I'm only at 1500 for the month (could be the way impressions are counted). The email reports leave a lot to be desired. Other apps give great detail about who opened, how many times, what was clicked on etc. Would certainly pay for that. My avg open rate according to the report dropped from 20% with another app to 2%. Not sure why.

THE APP IS COOL CONFUSING AS TO WHY ITS NOT SHOWING UP AFTER I SAVE I JUST WISH IT WAS A LIL EASIER TO NAVIGATE

Free exit intent works very well!

Fairly easy to setup and integrate with MailChimp. Working well so far and it is definitely increasing newsletter signups. Only complaint is that some of the "new" signups are existing customers who are already on our mailing list.

So far the app has been easy to install and customise. Im looking forward to seeing how it works on the website.

Just set it up. So far so good. Real easy to use and integrates with Shopify Customer DB.

Thank you -This is just what needed for my website

Easy to use - drop and drag style editing.

I am still trying to figure out the app but so far its not bad wish it was a little easier to use and some of the features don't work all time. but for a free app its actually really good to utilize,

keeps asking for review. pop up and email are billed separately. first 10 test emails went to google spam while mailchimp didn't trigger that