The ConvertBox alternative that keeps working after the popup closes.

Someone clicks through from your ad, and a ConvertBox asks what best describes their business. They pick Services, see a matching offer and close it. Then they're back on a page written for everyone, and the next page they visit is too.

RightMessage asks the same question in a popup, bar, toaster, takeover or embedded widget. The difference is what happens to the answer. It stays with that visitor, so the headline, proof and call to action on this page and the next one can speak to a services business, without you building a separate page for it.

Quizzes, surveys and on-site CTAs are on every plan. Using answers to change your pages starts on Scale.

ConvertBox can hide a message from people who are on a list or have a tag in your email platform. That stops the popup from asking a customer to book a demo. The page underneath still asks.

With RightMessage, the page changes too. Once a customer is identified, by clicking a link in one of your emails or filling out a form, and your email platform or CRM says they've bought, Book a demo becomes Upgrade to Business. Everyone else still sees the demo offer, and nobody has to maintain a second page.

Quizzes, surveys and on-site CTAs are on every plan. Using answers to change your pages starts on Scale.

ConvertBox surveys can score answers, skip steps and tag the contact in your CRM based on what they picked. A RightMessage flow does that too, and it keeps the answer after the flow ends.

Set a widget to ask only the questions you don't know, and a returning visitor won't be asked twice. Once someone's identified, we save their answers to the contact in your email platform or CRM as the fields or tags your platform supports. It works the other way too. If a contact already has a matching field or tag, we put them in that segment without asking again.

ConvertBox has built-in countdown timers for scheduled and evergreen deadlines, and it can send people to another page when the timer runs out. It can also embed other tools inside the box, like a video, a scheduling calendar or a shopping cart. We don't have countdown timers.

What we do instead is make the offer itself fit the person. One offer can change its headline and description by answer, so a services business and a software company see different pitches without you building a box for each.

ConvertBox currently sells a one-time $495 lifetime account for 10 sites and 250,000 views a month, and its checkout offers a Pro upgrade for 50 sites and 500,000 views. Its homepage warns that the offer may close or increase in price without notice.

Our prices are on our pricing page. They're per project, and more traffic doesn't raise them. Popups, surveys and on-site CTAs are on Grow at $99/mo, or $79/mo billed annually. Changing your pages starts on Scale at $249/mo, or $199/mo billed annually.

You don't need to redesign your site or swap out your marketing stack. Start with one campaign.

Pick the ConvertBox that gets the most views and rebuild it as a RightMessage widget, keeping the question that tells you the most about a visitor. Connect your email platform or CRM so answers reach the contact once someone's identified. Then, on Scale, use that answer to change one headline on the page your ads already send people to. Let the holdback show what it adds, and expand from there. Agencies do the same for each client, from their own account.