Adoric

Better conversions. More sales.

· for mid-market

Adoric runs on-site popups, banners, and slide-ins that target cart abandoners, capture emails, and surface upsell offers during checkout flows. The drag-and-drop editor lets marketing teams build and A/B test campaigns without developer tickets, while gamification elements like spin-to-win handle list growth. Built for DTC and mid-market Shopify or WooCommerce operators who need a single tool covering email capture, AOV lift, and exit-intent recovery rather than stitching three apps together.

> pick this if

Pick this if you're a Shopify or WooCommerce operator under $30M GMV who wants email capture, exit-intent recovery, and on-site upsells in one editor your marketers can run without filing dev tickets.

> look elsewhere if

Look elsewhere if you're an enterprise brand needing server-side personalization, headless commerce support, or behavioral targeting tied to a CDP — Adoric is a client-side overlay tool, not a personalization engine.

> Adoric is built for

platform-agnostic

> what it does for ecommerce

Build popups and slide-ins with a drag-and-drop visual editor
Recover abandoning carts through exit-intent triggers and timed offers
Grow email lists using gamified spin-to-win and wheel campaigns
Surface upsell and cross-sell offers at checkout to lift AOV
Run A/B tests on campaigns without developer involvement

> how you'd use it

DTC apparel brand on Shopify, $3M–$10M GMV, 2–4 person marketing team with no dev resources
Replacing a stack of Privy for email capture, Justuno for exit-intent, and a separate upsell app — consolidating into one editor where the lifecycle marketer ships spin-to-win, cart-abandon overlays, and free-shipping-threshold nudges in the same week
→ List growth rate roughly doubles versus a static footer signup, and cart-abandon overlays recover 3–6% of exiting sessions without engineering involvement
WooCommerce home goods retailer, $1M–$5M GMV, founder-led with one contract marketer
Running seasonal promo campaigns where the founder needs to A/B test discount messaging on PDPs and trigger cross-sell slide-ins when shoppers add specific SKUs to cart
→ AOV lifts 8–12% on tested categories and the founder stops paying a developer to hardcode banner changes for every sale
Mid-market beauty brand, $10M–$30M GMV, 5–8 person growth team
Layering Adoric on top of Klaviyo to handle the on-site capture and gamification layer that Klaviyo's native forms don't cover, then piping captured emails into existing welcome flows
→ Form submission rate climbs 30–50% over Klaviyo's default forms while keeping all downstream segmentation in Klaviyo

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