The Wisepops alternative that changes the page behind the popup.

Wisepops is good at popups. You get exit intent, branching quizzes, 200+ templates, and answers that land in Klaviyo or HubSpot as properties on the contact.

RightMessage does popups, bars, toasters, takeovers and embedded forms too, and they're on every plan. The difference is where the answer goes next. When someone tells your popup they run a services business, we remember it. The offer they see, the page they land on and the follow-up you send can all use that answer, on this visit and the next one.

Wisepops lets you drop visitor data into campaign copy, like a first name, a city or a company name. That's useful, and it's still one offer with a few words swapped.

In RightMessage, an offer can change its headline and description for every answer you've collected. Someone who wants to see what everyone's working on gets a demo pitched around visibility. Someone buried in busywork gets the same demo pitched around automation. Visitors you haven't segmented yet get a version written for them too, so nobody sees a blank.

A Wisepops embed adds a campaign block to your page, in a spot you pick with a CSS selector. That's handy for a signup form under a blog post.

We change what's already on the page. A customer who's already paying you shouldn't be asked to book a demo, so RightMessage swaps that button for an upgrade offer on the same page, at the same URL. The same goes for headlines, proof and whole sections, for anyone who answered a question, clicked an ad or became a customer.

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

Wisepops can hide a signup popup from people who've already subscribed. We take that further. When someone comes back, RightMessage skips the questions they've answered and moves on to the next useful one, or straight to the offer.

Once a visitor is identified, by one of our forms, a link in your emails or a supported integration, we save their answers to the contact in your email platform or CRM, as the tags or fields it supports. It works the other way too. A contact's existing tag or field can put them in the matching segment, so they're never asked at all.

Wisepops does a few things we don't. It has web push to bring visitors back, an on-site feed, AI product recommendations and cart recovery for Shopify stores, and a strategist who audits your traffic and builds your first campaigns. Its experiments report revenue per visitor and order value against a control group.

Our on-site side is popups, bars, embedded forms, quizzes and surveys, with routing like this exit intent offer. If web push or a product feed is central to your plan, we won't replace it. Your email platform keeps doing the follow-up, with better answers to work from.

Wisepops doesn't publish a plan table. Its demo page currently quotes two starting prices, €499 a month, and $599 a month for sites up to 1M pageviews. It says the final price depends on your traffic, channels and level of service.

Ours are on our pricing page. You pay per project, so more visitors don't cost more. Popups and quizzes are on Grow at $99/mo, or $79/mo billed annually, and page changes start on Scale at $249/mo, or $199/mo billed annually. If you're an agency, each client gets their own project, and you open every one from your own account.