Choose Sleeknote if you want every feature from the first plan, A/B testing and analytics included, unlimited websites, phone support, and the widest choice of games: scratch cards, quizzes, Learn to Earn and seasonal calendars. Choose Popupsmart if you want to start free, pay less at most traffic levels, get spin-to-win without an add-on, or have AI draft the popup. On price, at the 3 pageviews per visitor Sleeknote prints beside its plans, Popupsmart costs less at four of the seven traffic levels on this page, the same at one and more at two.
Sleeknote doesn't divide features by plan. Its entry plan, $69 a month for up to 25,000 visitors, about 75,000 pageviews by its own figure, or $55 on annual billing, has everything the larger plans have: A/B testing, analytics with goal tracking and revenue attribution, exit intent, geo-targeting, SiteData rules built on your own site's data, product recommendations, coupon codes, multistep forms, embedded forms, and unlimited campaigns on unlimited domains. Every plan comes with phone, chat and email support. Its Gamification add-on, $95 a month instead of $69 at the entry tier, adds Spin to Win, Scratch to Win, Learn to Earn, a Seasonal Calendar and quizzes. The money-back guarantee runs 30 days on monthly plans and 100 days on annual ones. Its integrations page lists 277 tools and marks 27 as direct integrations, among them Klaviyo, HubSpot, Salesforce and European email tools such as Voyado, Rule.io and CleverReach. Its Capterra reviewers praise its ease of use most, and its Trustpilot reviewers its support.
Popupsmart's case is the start and the price. Its free plan carries 5,000 pageviews a month with every targeting rule and campaign type; Sleeknote has a 14-day trial. Basic costs $39 a month for 50,000 pageviews on three websites, against Sleeknote's $69 for about 75,000, and at 500,000 pageviews Popupsmart's Expert costs $159 to Sleeknote's $240; Sleeknote costs less at 150,000 and 375,000. Spin-to-win, lottery ball and surprise box popups are on every Popupsmart plan, the free one included, where Sleeknote sells its games as an add-on. The AI builder drafts a whole popup from a prompt and Smart Mode, on paid plans, picks who sees it; Sleeknote's AI rewrites and translates the text you write. Popupsmart is also the one your own AI agent can run: its MCP server and CLI give an agent everything the app does, from the template to targeting, integrations and publishing, on every plan, and an agent publishes a campaign in under a minute. Sleeknote's pages list no MCP server or CLI, and its page for AI assistants says it "does not offer a public API". On Shopify, Popupsmart creates a unique discount code for each visitor; Sleeknote shows codes from a list you upload. And Popupsmart can send each new subscriber an autoresponder email on every plan; Sleeknote doesn't email subscribers itself.
A word on who wrote this. I founded Popupsmart in 2018, after five years of growth consulting at Flatart, the agency I started in 2013, so I'm not a neutral judge here, and I've made the page checkable instead. Every Sleeknote fact is from sleeknote.com, its help center or its Shopify App Store listing, read on 27 Sep 2026. Sleeknote has few public reviews anywhere: 6 on G2, 13 on Capterra, 16 on Trustpilot and 4 on the Shopify App Store. So we read every one of them, the Danish ones in Danish, and give each site's figures under its own name. They are too few to show how often Sleeknote goes wrong for its users, and this page doesn't pretend otherwise.
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