Capture lost revenue before shoppers leave your site. Use intelligent exit-intent triggers to serve perfectly timed overlays and incentives that re-engage wavering customers and drive them back to the checkout.







When a shopper shows exit intent, they are often heading to a search engine to hunt for a discount or compare prices. This is the danger zone: they might find a competitor's offer or an expired code. Once they leave your tab, the chance of them returning to convert drops significantly.
Define your trigger logic. Choose from Exit-Intent or "Highlight and Copy" behaviours that suggest a user is looking for a code elsewhere.
Select your recovery template. Use an overlay or banner that clearly communicates your "save the sale" message and the associated reward.
Time-box the incentive. Set a short window (e.g., 30 minutes) for any issued codes to ensure they are used for the current session rather than saved for later.
Deploy and Test. Target specific high-value product pages where abandonment is highest and measure the uplift compared to a control group.
A customer has £100 of items in their cart but hesitates. They move to close the tab to look for a better price. You have no way of stopping them, and that potential revenue vanishes into the "abandoned cart" stats.
As the cursor moves to leave, an overlay appears: "Stay with us! Complete your purchase now for a free mystery gift." The friction is removed, the value is increased, and the customer returns to the checkout to finish the sale.

For baskets over a certain value, trigger a 15-minute unique code. This "use it or lose it" urgency encourages an immediate decision without devaluing your brand for lower-intent shoppers.

Detect when a user highlights a product name to search elsewhere. Trigger an overlay that offers a "Best Price Guarantee" or an immediate small discount, keeping them on your site and away from competitors.


Advanced behavioural triggers combined with flexible reward logic to create the ultimate onsite safety net for your conversion rate.
Utilise precision cursor-tracking to identify the exact moment a user intends to leave your site or switch tabs.
Trigger experiences when users highlight text or copy product names — behaviours that typically signal a price-comparison or code-hunting intent.
Configure "Short-Life" unique codes that expire quickly after being claimed, ensuring the incentive drives immediate session conversion.
Move beyond simple code boxes. Use Automatic Promotions to build a flexible, multi-layered strategy that rewards customers and protects your bottom line.
Not if it's relevant. By using precise exit-intent triggers and audience rules, you ensure the overlay only appears for shoppers who are actually leaving. When the message provides genuine value or a helpful reminder, it's viewed as a benefit rather than an interruption.
Absolutely. You can link any Uniqodo reward type to your recovery experience. Offering a free gift or free shipping is a fantastic way to win back a sale without necessarily lowering your product price point.