Banners

Put a short notice in front of everyone on a page

Use a banner for something everyone on a page should notice: a maintenance window, a new feature, a renewal reminder.

Довіряють понад 200 SaaS-компаній, що зростають

  • FreshTricks
  • Geek Dynamic
  • Kiteframe
  • Morrowbit
  • Ochreline
  • Tandemly

What you get

  • Placed where you want

    Top, center or bottom of the page, and left, center or right. Add a backdrop to dim the page behind it.

  • Only for the right people

    Show a renewal reminder only to people whose plan is trial, or a notice only to admins.

  • Starts on time

    Publish it now, or schedule it for a date and time in a time zone you pick.

How it works

From an idea to live guidance, without waiting on a release.

  1. Pick the pages

    Set the URL pattern for where the banner appears.

  2. Write the message

    A title, one sentence and button text such as "Got it". Add an image if you like.

  3. Position and style it

    Choose the position, size, an optional backdrop and a delay before it appears.

  4. Target, schedule, publish

    Set the audience, frequency and an optional start time, then preview and publish.

What's included

Frequency
Show it once, daily, weekly or a custom number of times. See When and how often.
Backdrop and limits
A banner with a backdrop counts toward your interruption limits. A plain banner doesn't.
Goals and experiments
Set what success means and hold out a control group to see if the banner changed anything. See Goals and experiments.
Appearance
Set card, text and button styles to match your product.
Translations
Show the banner in each person's language. See Languages.

Questions

No. A banner's button closes it. For a button that takes people somewhere, publish an [announcement](/product/announcements) shown as a banner.

See it on your own product

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