Wavypoint Pop-Ups is a WordPress popup and banner builder for creating animated popups without writing code. It is described as useful for promotions, announcements, email signups, and product launches, and it includes support for fullscreen promo popups, notification banners, and video-powered calls to action.
The plugin supports container popups, banner popups placed at the top, bottom, or inline, and a growing collection of popup styles. Named style options include clean minimal designs, bold promotional layouts, and background video popups. It also includes built-in animations such as fade-in, zoom-in, slide-up, flip-in, and bounce-in. Layout controls include setting a maximum width, enabling or disabling popups anytime, and turning on a confetti effect for celebrations, sales, and special events. Background video support is specifically called out as a way to create premium-looking popups.
Wavypoint also includes a Wavy Banner Maker for creating banners from multiple templates, with customization for colors, text, and layout. Those banners can be used inside popups or as standalone banners. Smart display control lets a message appear on all pages, only specific pages, or only specific posts, so the same tool can support targeted campaigns rather than site-wide popups.
It is offered as a WordPress plugin, and the page links to both a free version and a Pro version. The page also says Wavypoint builds high-quality WordPress plugins, web solutions, and performance-focused digital products.
Wavypoint Pop-Ups sits in PulseGate's UI/UX & prototyping category. It focuses on creating targeted, high-converting popups in WordPress to boost leads and sales without coding. It is built as a consumer product for wordPress marketers and site owners. It is available for free. It ships for the web.
Behind Wavypoint Pop-Ups is wavypoint, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include exit intent popups, timed popups, and scroll-based triggers. The interface is available in English and Western Frisian.
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