ConstantContact Custom Popup

Design your ConstantContact subscription popup template

by SolverCircle · Launched: July 2014

5.0 (1) on Shopify

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Grow your Constant Contact email list with customizable popup forms. Capture subscribers, increase newsletter signups and boost email marketing.

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About ConstantContact Custom Popup

Amazing email subscriber apps which allows the site Admin to create Custom Popup, place YouTube/Vimeo embed videos, image or any sort of HTML/custom content in the subscription popup and the Visitors can Subscribe their email to the ConstantContact subscription list. It is a flexible, best and simple way to subscribe email for a newsletter. Admin can set this app through a Popup style which has various display options

Last verified: August 9, 2026 · Fresh

App details

Developer: SolverCircle
Category: Store design
Pricing: Paid
Launched: July 2014
Rating: 5.0 (1) on Shopify

Key features

Grow your Constant Contact email list with customizable popup forms
Capture subscribers, increase newsletter signups and boost email marketing

Integrations with:

ConstantContact

1 plan · 3-day free trial

Premium

$6.99/month

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Ratings & reviews

based on 4 Shopify App Store reviews

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Love this Awesome app! In my Second store I have installed it on and it's super valuable ! Highly Recommended !

— Teezking

The app works and the developer was quick to respond and fix an issue we had with the app on our site.

— Courageb

We had an issue, emailed them and was fixed quickly! thanks! Have not tried on mobile store yet but i'm sure with their customer service if we have any issues they will look to resolve quickly.

— Barefoot Venus

Poorly designed mobile functionality. The app takes your standard pop up image and crops is into a small square, and then places the sign-up portion over top of it. It's fine if you use a plain or patterned background, but if you use specific images, it really looks bad. We, for instance, used a woman's face on our pop-up, but it cropped out for mobile and left an unpleasant part of her face under...

— DermaHut

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