ConvertForce is a block-based WordPress plugin for building popups, bars, and slide-ins in the Gutenberg editor. See features, pricing, and pros and cons.
Freemium: free plugin with core campaign types on WordPress.org, plus paid annual plans from $24.50/year (10 sites) and $39.50/year (1,000 sites), or one-time lifetime plans from $74.50 to $124.50, all backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee., from $24.50 /year
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August 8, 2026
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ConvertForce is a WordPress plugin that lets site owners create conversion campaigns — lightbox popups, notification bars, and slide-ins — using native Gutenberg blocks instead of a separate drag-and-drop builder. Users pick a campaign type, start from a ready-made pattern, customize it with standard block editor tools, set display rules (whole site, specific pages/posts, or categories), and choose a trigger (time delay, exit intent, scroll depth, or user inactivity). The plugin is built for performance: independent testing by WP Hive places it in the top tier for memory efficiency among WordPress plugins, and it adds no extra database tables. A free version is available on WordPress.org with core campaign types and a time-delay trigger; the paid Pro tiers unlock exit-intent, scroll-depth, and inactivity triggers, premium templates, and priority support. It targets WordPress bloggers, ecommerce stores, and agencies that want lightweight conversion tools without slowing down their site.
Key Features
Native block editor campaigns — Build popups, notification bars, and slide-ins directly inside the WordPress Gutenberg block editor instead of a separate campaign builder.
Ready-made patterns — Start each campaign from a pre-built pattern template and customize it with standard block editor tools.
Smart triggers — Show campaigns based on time delay, exit intent, scroll depth, or user inactivity, with the free plan limited to time delay.
Display rules — Target campaigns to the whole site, specific pages or posts, or specific categories.
Lightweight performance — Adds roughly 11 KB to the frontend with zero added database tables; independently ranked in the top tier for memory efficiency by WP Hive.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Built natively into the WordPress block editor, so there's no separate campaign builder to learn
Very lightweight — independently tested in the top tier for memory efficiency with zero added database tables
Free WordPress.org version available before committing to a paid plan
30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans with no forms or questions required
Cons
Requires the WordPress block (Gutenberg) editor — incompatible with the Classic Editor
Free plan is limited to a single time-delay trigger; exit intent, scroll depth, and inactivity triggers require a paid plan
Direct email marketing platform integrations are not yet available, only announced as coming soon
Only usable on WordPress sites, not other CMS or website platforms