Privy review
Our top pick for BigCommerce pop-up apps, out of the 5 we index.
Listing data checked 23 August 2026
Strengths and trade-offs
- 111 reviews — the most-tested pop-up app on BigCommerce by a wide margin
- Pop-ups, email and SMS in one product, so capture and follow-up are not two subscriptions
- 4.3 is the lowest rating of the three leaders here, and the recurring theme is billing and support rather than the pop-ups
- The all-in-one bundle is only good value if you genuinely use the email side
What "Free plan available" actually means
A free tier with usage or feature caps, and a paid upgrade above them. The most predictable model in this category: you can see the wall before you hit it, and the free tier is usually enough for a small store.
Whatever the label says, the calculation is the same: a pop-up app has to lift revenue by more than it costs. Our break-even calculator works out the lift you would need against your own orders and margin — for most stores it is a fraction of a percent, which means the subscription is rarely the real question. The payload the app adds to every page load usually is.
The closest alternatives to Privy
Every pop-up app we index, ranked by the weight of merchant feedback behind it. Where the address goes is usually the axis that decides between them.
| App | Rating | Reviews | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixelpop | 4.6 | 54 | From $12/month | Merchants who want a pop-up app and nothing else attached to it |
| Poptin Email Popups & Exit Pop-ups | 4.9 | 52 | Free plan available | Getting a well-built exit-intent pop-up live in an afternoon |
| Popups by POWR | 3.9 | 37 | Free plan available | Stores already running other POWR widgets |
| Coupon Pop | 4.5 | 12 | From $9.99/month | A single coupon-for-email offer, set up once and left alone |