Getsitecontrol combines popups, forms, and email marketing. Free plan; paid plans from $19/month plus per-email sending fees.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Getsitecontrol is a platform that combines on-site popups and forms with email marketing. Visitors see opt-in forms, promo bars, surveys, and exit popups on a website, and the contacts they submit flow into a built-in list. From there, store owners can send newsletters and automated emails. The company says popups and email marketing can be used separately or together, without code.
The company describes itself as a supporter of small and medium-sized ecommerce brands. Its stated mission is to help owners grow sales through onsite campaigns and email marketing without heavy technical work, so the products are designed to need no coding or design skills. It is operated by Getwebcraft Limited, based in Nicosia, Cyprus, and the homepage cites 58 171 marketers and brand owners as users.
Setup starts with a widget. Users build a popup, inline form, survey, or promo bar in a no-code editor, choose targeting rules, and install the code on their site. Installation guides cover any website platform, Google Tag Manager, and WordPress, and there is an official Shopify app. Submissions land in the contact database, where contacts can be tagged and grouped into segments.
From the contact list, two email tools take over. Broadcasts send one-off campaigns to chosen segments, with scheduling, sending modes, and performance reports. Automations send emails based on triggers such as a form submission, a new order, or an abandoned checkout, and they can use delays, tags, and conditions. Emails can be sent from a custom domain after authentication with providers such as GoDaddy or Cloudflare.
On the widget side, Getsitecontrol offers an AI widget builder, a full editor, a CSS editor, mobile-friendly layouts, and a template gallery. Targeting covers page rules, behavior triggers such as exit intent and scroll depth, audience segments, display schedules, and frequency control. Spin-to-win wheels, scratch cards, skip logic, A/B testing, and double opt-in are also listed, along with reCAPTCHA and risky email filtering for forms.
On the email side, broadcasts include audience filters, A/B testing, resend, and risky email filtering. Delivery options include burst, ramp, and timezone sending, plus a smart sending feature that predicts delivery times. An AI assistant helps write email copy, and a dark mode preview shows how a message will look. Shopify users also get cart, customer, product, and variant targeting, plus add-to-cart and discount buttons in widgets.
Getsitecontrol is an email marketing platform with on-site popups and forms. Users collect subscribers through widgets, then send newsletters and automated emails. The company positions it for small and medium-sized ecommerce brands.
The Free plan costs $0 per month, Pro costs $19 per month, and Pro Max costs $29 per month. Email sending is billed separately at $2.00, $1.60, and $1.40 per 1000 sent emails on the three plans.
Yes. The Free plan includes 10 000 monthly widget views, unlimited contacts, unlimited templates, and live chat support. Sending emails on it costs $2.00 per 1000.
It has an official Shopify app and a WordPress plugin. Widgets connect to Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Constant Contact, ActiveCampaign, HubSpot, Keap, Intercom, Omnisend, Google Analytics, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
The company says it is built for small and medium-sized ecommerce brands, with no coding or design skills required. Pricing starts free, and customers on the site describe building popups in a few minutes.
Yes. Automations can start from form submissions, new subscribers, new orders, checkout abandonment, customer winback, fulfilled orders, email link clicks, segments, or webhook requests. Workflows can include emails, tags, delays, and conditions.
Yes. Contacts can be imported from a CSV file, added manually, or imported directly from Mailchimp or Shopify. Contacts can also be exported as a CSV file.
All plans include live chat support. There is also a help center with guides on installation, integrations, email deliverability, and custom domain setup.