Free Countdown Timer That Creates Urgency

A clock on your page that counts down to a deadline, like the end of a sale or a launch, so visitors can see how long the offer lasts.

A timer sits inside the page where you place it, next to a price or a button. A countdown bar runs across the top of every page. Use the bar for a sitewide sale and the timer for one product or page.

A timer that starts when each visitor first arrives, instead of counting to a fixed date. Set 15 minutes and everyone gets their own 15 minutes. A reload doesn't reset it.

Yes. Everyone sees the same countdown, in their own time zone. At zero it shows your message, hides itself, or sends the visitor to a page you choose.

Inside your page, wherever you place the code: next to a price, above a buy button, in a sidebar. Need it in a popup or a top bar? Those have a countdown built in too.

No. Boost timers run on your website. Email apps don't run scripts, so a countdown inside an email has to be an animated image from an email tool. Link from the email to a page with a fixed-date Boost timer and the clock there matches.

Yes. Place the timer's code on as many pages as you like, or put the countdown in an announcement bar to show it across the whole site.

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.