Turn one signup into two ways to connect
Start with the easier ask — an email — then offer a little extra for a phone number on the next step. A bigger discount, free shipping, or another perk can make the second opt-in feel worth it without cramming both fields into one form.
3.6%
avg. CR
for multi-step forms with email + phone
3.6%
avg. CR
for multi-step forms with email + phone
30.8%
avg. CR
across the top-10% of multi-steps with email + phone
30.8%
avg. CR
across the top-10% of multi-steps with email + phone
1.5×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only single-page forms
1.5×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only single-page forms
4.8×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only multi-step forms
4.8×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only multi-step forms
3.6%
avg. CR
for multi-step forms with email + phone
1.5×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only single-page forms
30.8%
avg. CR
across the top-10% of multi-steps with email + phone
4.8×
higher avg. CR
than phone-only multi-step forms
Make each ask feel smaller
Email and phone can feel like a lot in one form. Split them across separate steps, and visitors only deal with one decision at a time. Even if they skip the second step, you still keep the first contact.
Add a little extra for step two
The first signup is already done. On the next screen, offer something better — free shipping, a larger discount, or early access — in return for the second contact detail.
Reach subscribers in two ways
Collecting both email and SMS consent gives you more flexibility after signup. Use email for richer messages and SMS for quick reminders, launches, or time-sensitive offers — without relying on a single channel.
Key features
Key features
Flexible step sequence
Game component
Choose which contact to request first, then place the second opt-in on the next screen. Add separate paths for visitors who accept the extra offer and those who choose to skip it.
Use game-like popups people instantly recognize — spin the wheel, scratch cards, memory matching, treasure hunts, slot machines, pick-a-gift, or seasonal ones.
Separate consent text
Incentive offer
Email and SMS subscriptions need their own consent. Add the right terms to each step, so people know which messages they agree to receive and through which channel.
Offer clear rewards — discounts, free shipping, or exclusive perks — in exchange for email. Well-structured incentives motivate signups while allowing you to control margins.
Copyable promo code
Conversion-focused flow
Place the reward on the final screen with a built-in copy action. Visitors can grab the code instantly and use it at checkout without retyping it.
Guide users from interaction to signup with a simple flow: game, email capture, strong call-to-action, and optional countdown timers to create urgency.
Flexible step sequence
Choose which contact to request first, then place the second opt-in on the next screen. Add separate paths for visitors who accept the extra offer and those who choose to skip it.
Separate consent text
Email and SMS subscriptions need their own consent. Add the right terms to each step, so people know which messages they agree to receive and through which channel.
Copyable promo code
Place the reward on the final screen with a built-in copy action. Visitors can grab the code instantly and use it at checkout without retyping it.
When to use for better results
When to use for better results
Welcome offer
Convert first-time visitors
A first-visit discount gives people a clear reason to begin. Ask for one contact first, then save a slightly better perk for the second signup. This fits brands that use both email and SMS in their welcome flow.
For short promotions
Recover exiting visitors
Email can carry the details, while SMS handles the quick reminder. Collect both ahead of a product drop, seasonal sale, or restock campaign, when timing matters and one message can easily be missed.
After a little browsing
Drive seasonal campaigns
Don’t show a two-channel signup the second someone lands. Wait until they’ve spent some time on the site, scrolled the page, or viewed a product. By then, the offer has more context and the brand feels less unfamiliar.
Welcome offer
A first-visit discount gives people a clear reason to begin. Ask for one contact first, then save a slightly better perk for the second signup. This fits brands that use both email and SMS in their welcome flow.
For short promotions
Email can carry the details, while SMS handles the quick reminder. Collect both ahead of a product drop, seasonal sale, or restock campaign, when timing matters and one message can easily be missed.
After a little browsing
Don’t show a two-channel signup the second someone lands. Wait until they’ve spent some time on the site, scrolled the page, or viewed a product. By then, the offer has more context and the brand feels less unfamiliar.
Connects with any of your tools
Connects with any of your tools
and more than 20+ tools to integrate
Explore gamified popup templates
Explore gamified popup templates
Start with Spin the Wheel, Pick a Gift, or Scratch Card, then customize the design, prizes, and display rules.
Start with Spin the Wheel, Pick a Gift, or Scratch Card, then customize the design, prizes, and display rules.
How to create a gamified popup
How to create a gamified popup
Convert more with proven CRO tactics
Convert more with proven CRO tactics
Convert more with proven CRO tactics
See how much revenue your current popups are leaving on the table. Get started in minutes and see results right after.
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