Catch the moment
Trigger on exit intent, scroll depth, time on page, or visitor inactivity—without asking a developer to ship another modal.
The cold-traffic conversion layer
Install one snippet. Launch targeted exit offers, lead captures, and sticky campaigns. A/B test the message and track the leads, sales, and revenue it creates—without renting another giant marketing suite.
No card to use the interactive demo · Edit a real campaign · See the install flow
Weatherproof canvas. Lifetime hardware.
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Illustrative dashboard data · not a customer-results claim
The expensive leak nobody sees
A landing page has one message for everyone—even when visitors arrive from different ads, at different levels of intent, on different devices.
The usual answer is another $80–$300 monthly platform with a visual builder, a dozen products bolted together, and a pricing meter that climbs with traffic.
AdBrief keeps the valuable loop: identify the moment, make a relevant offer, test the message, and count the outcome.
Here is the whole mechanism
Everything is configured in the portal. Your website runs the lightweight campaign; AdBrief stores the result.
Trigger on exit intent, scroll depth, time on page, or visitor inactivity—without asking a developer to ship another modal.
Target the page, device, visitor type, and UTM source so paid traffic sees a campaign that actually fits why they clicked.
Split traffic between up to four variants. Each visitor keeps the same version, so the result is readable instead of random.
See impressions, leads, conversions, and attributed revenue. Send captured leads to your workflow with a webhook.
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Founder walkthrough
Tomorrow’s founder video will show a campaign built from blank state, installed on a test storefront, triggered from a Facebook UTM, and measured through a conversion event.
What is inside
This is a focused subset—not a claim of feature parity with an enterprise conversion suite.
Modal, slide-in, and sticky-bar formats with responsive previews.
Exit, time, scroll, inactivity, URL, UTM, device, and visitor rules.
Persistent assignment and outcome reporting without extra scripts.
Lead capture, conversion events, revenue value, CSV-ready records, and webhooks.
Ten editable campaign recipes, message angles, and a launch checklist.
Proof without theater
AdBrief is a new product. There are no fabricated conversion lifts, countdown timers, or customer quotes.
The proof today is the product: open the studio, change the message, configure the targeting, inspect the A/B test, and see the exact installation contract.
Inspect the working software →The founding offer
Five years of fair-use access. No automatic renewal. Clear site and campaign-impression limits.
For one traffic destination
$67 once
Five years of fair-use access for one website and up to 25,000 campaign impressions per month.
For repeatable client campaigns
$164 once
Five years of agency access for up to ten websites and 250,000 campaign impressions per month.
If the product is not a fit, request a refund under the published policy. Results are not guaranteed; access and support boundaries are.
No. AdBrief is intentionally built around one job: recover more value from paid traffic with targeted onsite campaigns and a readable outcome loop. It does not try to replace your email platform, landing-page builder, or analytics stack.
You do. Start with a tested structure, then edit the offer, headline, body, button, colors, and consent language in the visual builder. AdBrief decides only when and to whom the campaign appears, based on the rules you set.
The first release works on sites where you can add a JavaScript snippet, including Shopify themes, WordPress, Webflow, and custom sites. The widget is isolated in a Shadow DOM to reduce theme conflicts.
Yes. You can restrict a campaign by URL path and UTM source, then combine that with device, new/returning visitor status, and behavioral triggers.
AdBrief records form submissions automatically. For purchases or another downstream outcome, call the small conversion event shown in the install panel, optionally with revenue value.
No. The mechanism creates a measurable second chance; the result still depends on your traffic, offer, message, site, and test discipline. This is a new product, so we show the working software instead of inventing customer results.
The launch plans are one-time purchases for five years of stated fair-use access. They do not automatically renew. Site and monthly campaign-impression limits are disclosed before checkout.
Request a refund within 14 days under the published policy. We recommend testing the complete interactive builder before buying.
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Build the campaign first. Decide whether the product deserves your money second.
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One checklist and the founding launch note. No daily SaaS newsletter.