PopMint Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
PopMint collects email addresses with a popup that respects your visitors. It works out of the box: install it, write your offer, and addresses are stored in your site with a CSV export. Connect a mailing service later if you need one.
Two ways to show the popup
- Automatic triggers: after a delay, on exit intent, or at a scroll depth.
- A side tab pinned to the edge of the screen. The visitor opens the popup when they want it, and you can switch automatic opening off completely.
The side tab sits left, right, top or bottom, carries your own text, and can be moved along that edge so it never collides with a support chat widget.
Where subscribers go
- This site, with a CSV export. No account anywhere, works immediately.
- Mailchimp.
- MailerLite.
- Sendy, your own self-hosted installation.
- A webhook, for Zapier, Make or your own endpoint. Requests can be signed so the receiver can verify them.
You can also keep a local copy while using an external service, so a broken integration never silently loses signups.
Spam protection without a third party
- Hidden honeypot fields that only scripts fill in.
- A generous cap on how many signups one visitor can send in a row.
- Rejections answer slowly and never say which check stopped them, so a script cannot learn how to pass next time.
Nothing is sent to an external anti-spam service, there is no captcha, and no visitor data leaves your site unless you configure a mailing provider yourself. Checking whether an address is real is left to your mailing service, which does it better anyway.
Analytics that respect privacy
Views, submissions, subscribers and conversion rate, broken down by trigger, plus a dashboard summary. The analytics table stores a one-way hash of each address, never the address itself.
Built for any site
Neutral default copy that suits a shop, a blog and a service business alike, no branding, light and dark themes, color controls, width, corner radius and title size, optional logo, path and device targeting, and a token-protected preview link for checking the popup on a live site without showing it to visitors.
External services
PopMint contacts an external service only when you configure one as your subscription provider. With the default provider (“Store in this site”) no external request is made.
Sendy (self-hosted, address you provide)
Used to add a subscriber to your list. Sends: email address, first name if collected, list ID, API key, the trigger that produced the signup, and your site URL as referrer. Sent at the moment a visitor subscribes. Sendy is software you host yourself, so its terms and privacy policy are your own.
Mailchimp (https://mailchimp.com)
Used to add a subscriber to your audience. Sends: email address, first name if collected, and a tag naming the trigger that produced the signup. Sent at the moment a visitor subscribes. The request goes to the data center encoded in your own API key, for example us14.api.mailchimp.com.
Terms: https://mailchimp.com/legal/terms/
Privacy policy: https://www.intuit.com/privacy/statement/
MailerLite (https://www.mailerlite.com)
Used to add a subscriber to your account. Sends: email address, first name if collected, the trigger name, and the group ID you configure. Sent at the moment a visitor subscribes.
Terms: https://www.mailerlite.com/legal/terms-of-service
Privacy policy: https://www.mailerlite.com/legal/privacy-policy
Webhook (any URL you provide)
Used to forward a signup to a service of your choice. Sends: email address, first name if collected, the trigger name, your site URL and a timestamp. Sent at the moment a visitor subscribes. The terms and privacy policy are those of whichever service you point it at.
Screenshots
The side tab sits quietly on the edge of the page. The popup opens only when someone clicks it.
The popup itself, with the text it ships with.
Popup settings, with the live preview beside them.
Display settings: how the popup opens, the side tab, how often a visitor sees it and where.
Subscriber providers, spam limits and the stored list with CSV export.
