WordPress plugin
Evergreen Countdown Timer Pro
For a scheduled launch on a WordPress landing page, use a standard countdown. For an evergreen funnel, configure a visitor-specific time window. Evergreen Countdown Timer Pro and Evergreen Countdown Timer Premium are paid editions for creating these countdowns, with support for unlimited timers. Multiple timers can run independently on the same page.
For a scheduled launch on a WordPress landing page, use a standard countdown. For an evergreen funnel, configure a visitor-specific time window. Evergreen Countdown Timer Pro and Evergreen Countdown Timer Premium are paid editions for creating these countdowns, with support for unlimited timers. Multiple timers can run independently on the same page.
Timer types and user options
Use a spots countdown to display a remaining quantity such as seats or tickets. For evergreen timing, cookie and IP address detection can work together; IP detection can help prevent a countdown from resetting if a visitor deletes browser cookies. You can also set an automatic reset after a chosen number of days, configure a daily countdown, or use username detection where it fits the visitor experience.
Appearance and expiration
Adjust timer colors or add custom CSS to match a landing page or funnel. Set an expiration redirect to send visitors to a specified URL when the countdown reaches zero. Timers can also restart without a page refresh.
Set up a countdown
Create a timer for the page or funnel, choose a standard or evergreen setup, and configure its timing and visitor detection. Adjust the appearance, add an expiration URL if needed, then place the timer on the page. The timer manager offers shortcodes. Test the countdown, reset behavior, and redirect before publishing.
For recurring campaigns, a daily countdown can follow a daily schedule. Automatic resets can reduce the need to update timers manually.