While they’re on your site
AI Website PersonalizationContent and offers for each visitorB2B PersonalizationEach company sees its own industryProduct RecommendationsWhat each shopper wants nextContent RecommendationsThe next article each reader wantsA/B TestingA winning version for each audienceDynamic Landing PagesPages that match the ad they clickedAI Search & Chat AgentAnswers from your own pagesBanners & Pop-UpsShown by behavior, source, locationAI Promotion ManagerAI picks each shopper’s best offerSocial ProofLive ratings, stock and recent buysReach them after they leave
Email PersonalizationEmail series, picked for each readerPush & SMSTriggered by what they just didHosted Landing PagesPer-visitor pages, hosted by usKnow who they are
Behavioral TargetingAudiences that update themselvesAudience DiscoveryBuyers you didn’t know you hadWebsite AnalyticsSessions and revenue, per personWhat visitors tell you
Reviews & TestimonialsReviews from 17 sites, per visitorSurveys & NPSAsk a question; use every answerAI Chat AgentAnswers, then hands over to peopleMeeting SchedulerThe right visitors book a callAI tools and your stack
Personalization PlatformEvery tool on one visitor profileAI AgentDescribe a campaign; it drafts itIntegrationsHubSpot, Salesforce, Segment, GTMApp MarketplaceBuilt-in and reviewed partner appsAPIs, SDKs & AutomationREST API, server and mobile SDKsMCP ServerRun Personyze from your AI assistantShow each visitor the pop-up, bar or banner meant for them — at the moment it fits, and never more often than you allow.
Say who it is for in one sentence. Build it from blocks, start from a ready design, or let AI write and draw it.
Not sure what to show? See banner and pop-up ideas for your site
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4.6Who sees it, what it shows, its design and when it opens — set it yourself or let AI do it. Nothing reaches a visitor until you publish.
One design editor for pop-ups, bars, slide-ins and banners inside the page — the same whichever way it opens, in your fonts and colours.
The Canvas Builder starts from a ready design — a coupon, a sale announcement, an exit-intent save, a first-visit welcome — or a blank canvas. Stack headlines, countdowns, coupons, forms, a prize wheel, product recommendations, social proof or a free-shipping progress bar; show an element on phones only, or change one value for each audience with Variations, in the same design.
Write with AI gives three options for any text, in your site’s voice, keeping every variable — and drops any number the design never offered, so it never invents a discount. Create with AI makes the picture from your own product photos, or draws a scene from a description; Make this banner with AI does both in three steps. Nothing is saved until you save.
Prefer a finished look? The classic Popup, Banner & HTML Builder has hundreds of templates, and your own HTML and CSS are always welcome. Every design speaks every language your site does — one design, the words in each visitor’s language.
Say who should see it in one sentence. Choose the moment it opens and how often anyone may see it — so a good offer never turns into nagging.
Type the audience in plain words and the AI writes the rules — pages viewed, cart, where they came from, location, device, the company they work for, your CRM fields, behaviour and 70+ real-time signals in all. Each rule stays readable and editable, with a live forecast of who would match.
On page enter, after a delay or when idle; at a scroll depth, or when they stop scrolling to read; on exit intent — the cursor leaving on desktop, the Back tap on phones; on an event from your site, or when someone clicks.
Stop after so many views, after a click or after a close; once per session or once ever. A campaign cap counts all its pop-ups together, and audience groups decide which campaign wins when two want the same visitor.
Designs for the jobs banners and pop-ups do most — each one a normal design once it is in, so every word and colour is yours.
A slim strip at the top or bottom for sales, shipping and news: six colour presets, two buttons, and a close that stays closed.
The announcement barReads the cart live and tells each shopper how far they are from free shipping, or the next tier — at the top, in the cart and under Add to cart.
The free-shipping barA sign-up card or bar, a contact or event-registration form whose questions follow the answers, and a prize wheel that unlocks once the email is sent.
FormsOne shared code, a code from your list, a unique code made for each visitor, or a protected code applied at checkout and never shown.
Coupon codesA Notify me button beside Add to cart. Personyze watches your catalog and tells them by email, browser notification or on their next visit.
Notify meEach visitor’s nearest store: open now or not, today’s hours, the way there — and first the stores that have what they are looking at.
Show storeRunning a list of offers? AI Promotion Manager picks the one each visitor is most likely to buy from and hands out their own code — in these same designs, placements and caps.
Every banner and pop-up reports what it did. Test versions when you want to know which one to keep — testing is there when you want it.
Views — counted only when it was really on screen — clicks, click rate and conversions, day by day and for each pop-up, against the period before; exported, or sent on a schedule. Each view can tag the visit in your session-recording tool, so you can watch what people did next.
Want to know which version to keep? Turn on a test when you choose: two or three versions, a group that sees neither, and a winner called when the numbers are conclusive — by you, or automatically, with the traffic moved to it.
Edit it while it runs, see it as one visitor does, speak every language — and the pieces that make a pop-up worth opening.
Edit a live campaign without stopping it: your changes wait on a staging version until you publish them, and live visitors keep the old one.
Pick a real visitor, a new one or someone with nothing on file, and see the campaign as they would get it — then run the QA simulator.
Give a design’s words a version per language — by the page’s address or the visitor’s browser. It still counts as one campaign.
Find a phrase, a link or an image and put something else in its place for the visitors you target — fixed words, or their city or name.
Put a recommendation widget, an offer, a form or your reviews inside a Canvas design. Each runs as itself and counts in its own report.
Show real reviews from customers like each visitor beside the pop-up’s button, or ask for a review after a purchase.
Count to a fixed date, or start a timer for each visitor; at zero, sit at zeros, swap in a message or disappear.
Audience Discovery finds the groups in your own traffic that behave differently; each drops into a campaign’s targeting as one rule.
Watch a banner built start to finish, then the steps one by one — who sees it, what it shows, its design, when it opens — the check before it goes live, and what it earned. Real screens and films from the panel.
Shoppers who looked at footwear come back to the home page and find a banner written for them — the audience, the banner, a new slot picked on the page, and the store before and after.
One sentence becomes audience rules you can read and change — and/or logic, a rule added by hand, and the forecast on real store traffic.
“Returning visitors from the United States who came from an email and have items in their cart” became four rules, with the audience told back in plain words.
A pop-up or a banner, an edit to the page, a design of your own, product recommendations, a lead form, or words and images swapped per visitor.
A ready design, words edited on the canvas, a countdown added, the container’s look — then where it goes.
A template filled in — the photo, the headline, the line and the button — with its settings beside it.
An action added to a campaign, designed and placed on the page — narrated, in the real panel.
Where on the page it appears, how it behaves, triggers stacked together, the frequency caps that stop it, and the pages it runs on.
On arrival, on engagement or on exit intent, with how often each visitor may see it — and what the visitor actually gets, in plain words.
A bar for the visitors who came from your newsletter, targeted by the link they clicked.
Preview a campaign on your own site as any kind of visitor, see why it would or would not show, and run the simulator before you publish to everyone.
Two versions of a store bar in groups A and B, an Original group that sees neither, the winner picked on purchases, and publishing to staging.
Visits, views, clicks, conversions and revenue, each against the period before, and the month day by day.
Screens and films from a Personyze demo shop.
Free AI tool · Inspire me
Not sure what to show, or to whom? Give Inspire me your address. It reads your pages the way a first-time visitor sees them and writes the banners and pop-ups worth running: what to show, to whom, where, and how to measure it.
Like an idea? Describe it in a sentence in New campaign and Ask AI picks the campaign that fits.
1What kind of ideas?
2Your website
Free · nothing to install · it reads your public pages
Reading yourstore.com
As a new visitor would see it · about 4 minutes
Waypoint & Co. Done
Only: Banners & pop-ups · your plan
1A welcome-back bar with the sale pieces they viewed
Drawn on your own page — for a returning visitor who viewed the Alpine Parka.
The questions teams ask most about banners and pop-ups. Got something else? Bring it to the call.
Browse the help center →Pop-ups in the middle of the page, sticky bars at the top or bottom, slide-ins from a corner and banners placed inside the page — holding a sale or announcement, a free-shipping bar that reads the cart, a sign-up form or spin-to-win, a coupon code, a countdown, product recommendations, a back-in-stock button, the visitor’s nearest store, or a case study and demo invitation for business visitors. Each is shown only to the visitors you choose, at the moment you choose.
No. Once the Personyze tracking code is on your site, you build, target and publish in the panel: from a ready design, from blocks in the Canvas Builder, or with AI writing the words and making the picture. If you want to, you can still write your own HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Describe the audience in plain words — “returning visitors who looked at footwear and haven’t bought” — and the AI targeting assistant writes the rules. Each rule stays readable and editable: pages viewed, cart, traffic source, location, device, your CRM fields and more, joined with and / or, included or excluded, with a live forecast of who would match. See behavioral targeting.
You choose: on page enter, after a delay or when the visitor is idle; at a scroll depth, when they scroll back to the top or stop scrolling to read; on exit intent — the cursor leaving the window on desktop, the Back tap on phones; on an event your site sends; or when someone clicks or hovers. The same triggers work for every format.
With caps. An action can stop after so many views, after a click or after a close, and a campaign cap counts all of a campaign’s pop-ups together: once per session, once per visitor ever, or a few times then a break. When two campaigns want the same visitor, audience groups decide which one wins. How frequency caps work.
Yes. Write with AI gives three options for any text of a design, in your site’s voice, and drops any option that promises a number the design never offered. Create with AI makes a picture from your own product photos or from a description, and Make this banner with AI remakes a whole banner — picture and words — in three steps. Nothing is saved until you save. Write and draw with AI.
Yes: one shared code for everyone, a code each from a list you add, a unique code generated for each visitor (and made in your store too, when you link it), a code from your coupon engine, or a protected code that is applied in your checkout and never shown. Coupon codes.
Yes. Save your changes to staging and they wait in a separate version: you see it in staging mode, everyone else keeps getting the live version until you publish the new one. Before anything goes live you can preview it as any visitor and run the QA simulator.
Yes. Turn on A/B testing in any campaign: two or three versions, an original group that sees none of them, a goal such as purchases, and a winner picked by you or automatically once the result is conclusive — the traffic then moves to it. A/B testing.
Yes. A design’s Languages card holds a version of its words for each language — shown by the page’s address, such as /nl/, or by the visitor’s browser language — while the design itself stays one. Everything still counts in the one campaign.
Banners & pop-ups are for content you target yourself: you decide who sees each banner or pop-up, where and when. AI Promotion Manager is for a list of offers: the AI picks the one each visitor is most likely to buy from, hands out codes of their own and measures it. Both use the same designs, placements, triggers and caps.
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