Generate an invisible, high-performance "Exit Intent" script. Detect when a user's mouse leaves the viewport and trigger a beautiful CSS modal instantly. No bloated WordPress plugins required.
Configure payload & trigger logic.
Set to 0 to show every time. Default is 7 days to prevent annoying returning users.
Interactive Visualizer
Self-Contained IIFE Script
In digital marketing, Exit Intent technology tracks the velocity and direction of a user's mouse movements to detect the exact moment they intend to leave a webpage. Triggering a hyper-relevant offer at this exact millisecond is one of the highest-converting tactics in Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), often recovering 10% to 15% of abandoning visitors.
The default approach for many marketers is to install a WordPress plugin like OptinMonster or Popup Maker. While these offer drag-and-drop builders, they come with massive performance penalties. They load external font libraries, jQuery dependencies, and tracking scripts that decimate your Google Core Web Vitals score.
Our ExitAurora Snippet Builder takes a different approach. It compiles your offer into a Single, Self-Contained IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression).
There is a fine line between effective marketing and annoying your users. Showing an exit popup every single time a user's mouse breaches the top viewport boundary is a terrible user experience.
The generated script includes native document.cookie logic. If the user closes the
modal or triggers it once, a lightweight cookie is placed in their browser. You control the
expiration using the "Cookie Duration" input above (default is 7 days). During this period, the exit
intent listener remains dormant, ensuring returning visitors are not spammed.
Don't just say "Subscribe to our newsletter." Offer a tangible, immediate benefit. E-commerce sites thrive on "10% Off Your Cart," while B2B SaaS converts best on "Download the Free PDF Blueprint."
True exit-intent relies on mouse tracking, which doesn't exist on touch screens. On mobile, this specific script acts as a fast-loading passive overlay, triggering on fast upward scroll events.