Popuy

Popuy is a WordPress popup plugin built around a single idea: show the right message to the right visitor without dragging your page speed down. It builds opt-in and conversion forms that change depending on whether someone is logged in or browsing as a guest, then renders them cleanly on whatever screen they happen to be using.

What Popuy actually does

It sits inside your existing WordPress install and hands you control over who sees a popup and what it says. The settings stay practical rather than sprawling, which is the point. You decide whether a form fires for everyone or only for guests, write the copy, style it to match your theme, and pick which fields you want to collect.

• Target logged-in users and logged-out visitors with different messages
• Edit popup text and messaging
• Adjust colors and layout to match your theme
• Configure form fields and their design
• Run without slowing your site down
• Display correctly on mobile, tablet, and desktop
• Work with your standard WordPress editor

The features that matter

• Smart User-Based Targeting: split what logged-in members and first-time visitors see, so regulars aren't hit with the same signup prompt every visit.
• Full Customization: text, colors, layout, and form fields are all editable rather than locked to a fixed template.
• Lightweight & Fast: the plugin is built to stay out of the way of your load times.
• Fully Responsive: forms keep their shape across phone, tablet, and desktop.
• Easy Integration: it drops into your current WordPress setup and editors without a separate configuration project.

Who it's built for

This is for people running a WordPress site who want to capture leads or nudge a specific action, but don't want to bolt on a heavy marketing suite to do it. Bloggers, small shops, membership sites, and anyone tired of paying monthly for a popup feature they barely use will recognize the appeal. If you've avoided popups because the plugins you tried bloated your site or only offered one-size-fits-all messaging, the user-based targeting is the reason to take a second look. A returning member and a brand-new visitor are not the same audience, and showing them the same banner wastes both impressions. Most popup tools win the email address and quietly cost you page speed; Popuy's whole bet is that you shouldn't have to trade one for the other.

Pricing starts at $9 for a single-site license, and the tiers climb to unlimited sites at $49 if you manage more than one property. For a one-time cost on something you'd usually rent by the month, it's a low-risk thing to test on your next campaign and see whether the conversions actually move. The single-site tier is plenty to prove it out before you scale to more properties.