DropUI

In Tilda, show the argument only when it helps the decision

Tilda often sells one offer on one page: course, consultation, event, product, service, or ebook. DropUI lets you react after context, around form, price, promo code, cart, or payment, then continue exactly the same decision after consent.

Integration benefits

What you gain by connecting Tilda with DropUI

  • Behavior-based message around offer, price, form, or payment

  • Consent-based return to the same course, product, code, or cart

  • Measurement of CTA, form, cart, payment, order, or signup

DropUI for Tilda: a landing page does not need to be longer to sell better

On Tilda, one page often sells one thing: consultation, course, event, product, ebook, or service. When the visitor has already seen the offer, returned to price, clicked CTA, reached a form, or stalled at payment, another page block does not always help. Sometimes a short message at the right moment is stronger.

Message driven by behavior

DropUI can remind visitors about a promo code after price viewing, add a bonus argument for a course, capture a question around a service, prevent cart exit, or point to the next step toward direct payment. The scenario depends on one decision, not on the message format.

Follow-up after consent

Web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp should continue the same offer: course, product, form, promo code, payment, or cart. If someone viewed a webinar or service, the post-visit message should return to that topic. Otherwise it becomes a detached send.

First test

Choose one landing page, one offer, and one metric: CTA click, form, cart, promo code use, payment start, order, or follow-up opt-in. If the message does not improve the next step, change the argument or timing.

Integration data

Context you can use in your campaign

This data helps match a campaign to a Tilda page: landing page, product, Product Catalog, cart, order form, payment, or service. The scope depends on the installation and scenario.

  • Landing page, product, cart, order form, or service URL
  • Scenario type: campaign, product, service, cart, direct payment, or lead
  • Product, category, promo code, delivery, minimum order amount, or payment
  • Device, language, visit source, scroll depth, and exit intent
  • CTA click, form, cart visit, promo code, or payment
  • Contact, consent, and next channel: web push, email, SMS, or WhatsApp

Common questions

Questions about the Tilda integration

No. Tilda often sells through a landing page: course, consultation, event, ebook, service, or product. DropUI makes sense where the page leads to form, cart, or payment.

With one page that has traffic and one offer: ad landing page, product card, order form, cart, direct payment, service, or promo code.

When the argument should appear after behavior: scroll, CTA click, return to price, cart, or exit intent.

Return to the same decision: course, product, code, payment, form, or cart. Follow-up should continue the topic, not start a new promotion.

CTA click, form, cart, promo code use, payment start, order, or signup. For Tilda, movement forward matters more than impressions.

Connect Tilda with DropUI

Add DropUI to Tilda and start with one offer: landing page, product, course, service, form, promo code, cart, or payment.

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