Free Announcement Bar That Gets Clicked

A slim strip across the top or bottom of every page with one message, like free shipping or a sale, and often a button. It is the one line every visitor sees.

Use a bar to tell everyone something without interrupting them. Use a popup when you want something back, like an email: a bar has no form, a popup does.

Yes. Count down to a fixed date, or use an evergreen timer that starts when each visitor arrives. When it ends, the bar shows a message you choose or hides itself.

No. It sits over the page at the top or bottom, so it never breaks your layout.

If you want. Closed bars stay closed for as long as you set. Or turn closing off to keep it on every page.

Yes. Target pages by URL, devices, new or returning visitors and countries, and set start and end dates so a sale bar switches itself off.

Paste the Boost tag into the header of Squarespace's Code Injection once. The bar shows on every page, and from then on you change it in your dashboard instead of the site editor.

Yes. The free shipping bar reads the cart on Shopify, and on WooCommerce through the WordPress plugin, and tells each shopper how much more to spend to get free shipping.

Yes. The free plan includes 3 widgets and 1,000 views a month with every feature and unlimited leads, and shows a small ProveSource badge. Pro is $24 a month or $195 a year for unlimited widgets and views, with no badge.

No. You paste one line of code, the same on every platform. Your dashboard has step-by-step instructions for Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer and Google Tag Manager.

No. The script loads asynchronously from a CDN after your page renders. Widgets draw in an isolated layer, so your theme's CSS can't break them and theirs can't touch your site.

Yes. The tag only carries your widget ID. Save a change in your free dashboard and your site shows it on the next page view. You never touch the code again.