Top 5 Claspo Alternatives, Compared on Price and What You Actually Get

The short version, side by side

Every figure below is the vendor’s own published price and allowance as of September 2026. Where a plan gates a feature, the tier that unlocks it is named rather than glossed over. Note that the traffic row is not one unit — read it carefully before you compare the numbers.

✓ included  ·  ⚠ gated, or with a caveat  ·  ✗ not available

What is Claspo?

Claspo is a widget builder for websites — popups, floating boxes, floating bars, embedded widgets, fullscreen takeovers and teasers — sold on a promise its pricing page puts in six words: “Truly Unlimited, Every Feature in Every Plan”. Its homepage says its AI is trained on 1.6 billion popup impressions across 100K+ sites, and it is unusually strong on gamification: eight named games, all included at every tier.

What you get:

• Six widget formats — pop-up, floating box, floating bar, embedded widget, fullscreen and teaser — from a drag-and-drop editor with 1,000+ templates
• Eight games: spin the wheel, slot machine, memory cards, treasure hunt, scratch card, pick a gift, shake the Christmas tree and break the egg
• Survey, NPS, feedback and quiz templates with multi-step and branching logic, built as popups
• Display rules for time on page, time on site, scroll depth, pages viewed, inactivity, exit intent, new versus returning, geo, device, UTM source, URL targeting and exclusion, scheduling, display frequency and an “annoyance safeguard”
• A/B testing, with analytics for unique views, target actions, conversions, prize distribution and device breakdown
• AI that rewrites copy, translates a widget and creates test variations
• Connectors for HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Pipedrive, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, MailerLite and Salesforce, a Google Analytics integration, a CSV export of leads, and apps for WordPress, Shopify and Google Tag Manager
• Unlimited widgets and unlimited team members on every plan, the free one included

It is a good fit for a small store or SaaS site that wants to try everything before paying anyone, and for any programme that leans on gamification. Where it stops fitting is the moment your traffic passes 3,000 pageviews and you need to know, in a number on a page, what the next step costs.

Why look for a Claspo alternative?

Nothing has gone wrong at Claspo — the product is deep and the free plan is genuinely permanent. The reasons to look elsewhere are ordinary product reasons, and they show up at fairly predictable moments.

The 5 best Claspo alternatives

Ranked by how much you get for the money at the tier a Claspo shopper would actually land on — the first paid step after the free plan — not by how the pricing page is laid out:

1. ChilliPopup
2. OptiMonk
3. Getsitecontrol
4. Poptin
5. Popupsmart

#1 ChilliPopup

ChilliPopup starts where Claspo does — a no-code editor, one script tag, widgets that render as overlays inheriting your site’s fonts rather than sitting in an iframe — and it too starts at $0: a permanent free plan for 1,000 unique visitors, with every content type on it.

Where Claspo’s catalogue is six widget formats plus games, ChilliPopup’s is five content types: popups, lead-capture forms, multi-step surveys, quizzes and four prize games. And the AI does something Claspo’s does not: describe the campaign in a sentence and it drafts the whole popup, form, survey or quiz, which you then edit. It is the tool to pick if you want fewer, more finished things rather than the longest feature list.

Two things to know before you choose it, because Claspo does both. There are no ESP or CRM connectors and no CSV export: leads and answers are read in the dashboard, so the sending happens in whatever tool you already use. And the “Powered by ChilliPopup” badge shows on every plan, Business included — the free one too.

• One editor, five content types

  Popups, lead-capture forms, multi-step surveys, quizzes and prize games share one canvas, the same blocks, the same styles and the same display rules, and all render as triggered overlays from the same script. Surveys and quizzes also get a hosted share page and embed modes for when you want a link rather than a trigger. Learn the popup editor and you already know how to build a NPS survey or a product quiz — and none of them is an upsell.

• Four prize games with server-side odds

  A spin wheel, a scratch card, a slot machine and a claw machine, each with themed templates, per-prize probabilities and coupon codes. The server decides the winner, so nothing in the visitor’s browser can rig the outcome or read the prize codes before a win. Claspo has more games; ChilliPopup’s four come with the same targeting and analytics as every popup.

• Write a sentence, get a draft

  AI generation returns a finished popup, form, survey or quiz with copy, layout and colours already in place. Claspo’s AI rewrites copy, translates and creates variants of a widget you have already built; ChilliPopup’s starts from nothing. It is on every plan — 10 generations a day on Free, 50 on Pro, 200 on Business.

• Six triggers, and the audience rules to go with them

  Exit intent, time delay, scroll depth, page-view count, click count and inactivity, plus device, page-URL, OS and browser, date-and-time and new-versus-returning rules, and frequency caps. The triggers guide covers which one to reach for; all of them are on every plan.

• A/B testing on every widget

  One click creates a Variant B, you choose the traffic split, visitors stick to their variant across visits, and the results sit side by side with a confidence indicator. It is not reserved for a higher tier — see how to A/B test your popups.

• Installs in one line, on any platform

  One script tag, or a plugin: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Google Tag Manager or plain HTML. The renderer is a framework-free, async script with no iframe, so campaigns inherit your fonts and never box themselves in.

The ChilliPopup editor — the same canvas builds popups, forms, surveys, quizzes and prize games

Describe it, and the AI builds it

The usual starting point in a popup builder is a blank canvas or a template library to scroll through. ChilliPopup starts with a sentence. Type what you want at the top of the template gallery — “an exit-intent discount popup offering 20% off for an energy drink brand” — and the AI returns the whole campaign: layout, headline and copy, colours, fonts, the email field and the button. Forms, multi-step surveys and quizzes work the same way, each from its own prompt.

The draft opens in the normal drag-and-drop editor, so every block stays yours to change, and nothing goes live until you publish it. That is the main reason ChilliPopup is quick to learn: you correct a finished draft instead of assembling one from parts. The four prize games are the one exception — they start from themed templates, while the AI drafts the popups, forms and surveys around them.

Step 1: describe the campaign in a sentence, or tap one of the example briefs

Step 2: the draft comes back in the editor with layout, copy, colours and the email field in place

ChilliPopup pricing

ChilliPopup has three plans and one rule, which will feel familiar to a Claspo user: the plan changes how much traffic, how many domains, how many seats and how many AI generations a day you get — never which content types you can build. Popups, forms, surveys, quizzes, all four prize games, A/B testing and analytics are on the free plan exactly as they are on the $79 one. Plans are billed monthly. The Free plan is free forever with no credit card; Pro and Business each add a 14-day free trial.

ChilliPopup vs Claspo

#2 OptiMonk

If what you like about Claspo is the pricing philosophy — pay for pageviews, never for features — OptiMonk is the same idea with bigger numbers printed on the page. Its free tier covers 10,000 pageviews a month on one domain with unlimited campaigns and, unusually, every feature: gamification, surveys, both kinds of A/B test, dynamic product recommendations. The only things the free tier lacks are unbranded campaigns and a key account manager.

It is also the most ecommerce-native tool on this list. Cart-value targeting, automatically generated one-time discount codes, recently-viewed and most-popular product recommendations and per-campaign revenue measurement are the sort of things you only build when your customers are stores.

The trade-off is the slope, and the unit. Essential is $19/mo billed annually for 20,000 pageviews (with 30,000 and 50,000 steps inside the tier); Growth is $69 for 100,000; Premium is $179 for 500,000. Like Claspo, OptiMonk counts a pageview each time any page loads, whether or not a campaign is displayed — its pricing page says so in as many words — so a browsy catalogue climbs the ladder faster than its visitor count suggests.

• Every feature on every plan

  Free, Essential, Growth and Premium all list “All features”. The tiers differ on pageviews, domains, whether the campaigns are unbranded, and whether you get a key account manager — exactly the axes Claspo uses, with the prices in the page text.

• Built for ecommerce first

  Dynamic product recommendations personalised to the individual, recently-viewed and most-popular product blocks, targeting on cart value, and automatically generated discount codes that can be redeemed only once.

• Gamification and surveys included

  Spin to win, pick a gift and scratchcard popups ship as standard, alongside surveys and multi-step flows, on all plans including the free one.

• Five formats, including embedded content

  Popups, sidemessages, sticky bars, fullscreen and embedded content that displays as part of the page rather than over it — the equivalent of Claspo’s embedded widget.

• Two kinds of A/B test

  Variant A/B testing inside a campaign and multi-campaign A/B tests across whole tactics, both available on every plan.

OptiMonk pricing

OptiMonk’s pricing is the simplest on this list: pick your monthly pageview volume and your number of domains, and get every feature at every tier. The figures below are the annual rate the page shows with its “Yearly, save 25%” toggle on. The catch is the slope — the jump from Essential to Growth is $19 to $69, and Premium is $179.

OptiMonk vs Claspo

#3 Getsitecontrol

Getsitecontrol is the cheapest way on this list to run a widget without anyone’s badge on it. Its free plan covers 10,000 monthly widget views and lists branding removal alongside A/B testing and surveys at $0; Pro is $19/mo per site for 100,000 widget views and Pro Max is $29 for unlimited. Its homepage counts 58,171 marketers and brand owners.

Two things make it structurally different from Claspo. It counts widget views — the times a widget was actually displayed — rather than pageviews, so a page that never shows a widget costs nothing. And it bundles an email tool: broadcasts and automated workflows in the same account, with emails purchased separately at $2.00 per 1,000 sent on Free, $1.60 on Pro and $1.40 on Pro Max.

What it does not have is the fun. No spin wheel, no scratch card, no game of any kind appears on its homepage or plan sheet, and there is no quiz builder. The widget list is email opt-in forms, promo bars, surveys, exit, promo and announcement popups, contact forms and inline forms. If gamification is why you chose Claspo, this is the wrong direction.

• No badge, even on free

  Branding removal is listed on every plan, the $0 one included. Of the six tools in this guide it is the only free tier that ships without a vendor credit.

• Widget views, not pageviews

  You are billed on the number of times a widget was shown. A ten-page session that triggers one exit popup costs one widget view, where Claspo and OptiMonk would count ten pageviews.

• Surveys and inline forms as first-class widgets

  Surveys, exit, promo and announcement popups, promo bars, contact forms and inline forms come from the same builder, with display rules that decide when and where each one appears.

• Email in the same account, priced per send

  Broadcasts and automated workflows — a welcome sequence triggered by a form submission, for example — with unlimited contacts and a per-1,000-emails price that drops as your plan rises.

• Per-site pricing

  Pro and Pro Max are priced per site, and you can manage several websites under one account. Annual billing is described as saving “up to 25%”, without the per-month annual figures being listed beside the plans.

Getsitecontrol pricing

Three plans, priced per site, as of September 2026. Email is not included in any of them — the pricing page says “Emails are purchased separately” — and the widget-view allowance is the only thing that changes between Free, Pro and Pro Max.

Getsitecontrol vs Claspo

#4 Poptin

Poptin is the visitor-priced option, and the one with email in the same account. The free plan covers 1,000 monthly visitors on one domain with unlimited poptins and the “Powered by Poptin” credit; Basic removes the credit at $25/mo, or $20/mo billed annually ($240 a year), for 10,000 visitors on one domain. Gamified popups sit on the plan sheet from the free tier, and A/B testing is included.

It is a good fit for a small ecommerce team that wants the capture and the follow-up in one place: the “Emails & Poptins” track adds campaigns, automations and segments, priced on email contacts rather than visitors. Where it runs out of road is content types. Surveys, NPS and quizzes are simply not things you can build in Poptin, and the popup track and the email track are two bills that both grow with you.

Compare it to Claspo on the unit. Poptin’s free 1,000 visitors and Claspo’s free 3,000 pageviews are close to the same allowance for a site averaging three pages a visit — the difference is that Poptin’s number does not shrink when your visitors read more.

• Visitor-priced, badge off from $20

  Basic is $20/mo billed annually or $25 monthly for 10,000 visitors on one domain; Pro is $47 annual or $59 monthly for 50,000 visitors on four domains; Agency is $95 annual or $119 monthly for 150,000 visitors on unlimited domains, with sub-accounts and user management. Yearly billing saves 20%.

• Gamified popups and coupons

  Gamified popups are ticked on every plan including Free, alongside unlimited popups and forms. Poptin does not name the games on its plan sheet the way Claspo does.

• Email in the same account

  The “Emails & Poptins” track is priced on how many email contacts you have, in bands from 251 upward, and pairs campaigns and automations with the popups.

• Sub-accounts and users on Agency

  Managing accounts for clients and adding users are Agency-plan features at $95/mo annual — the flip side of Claspo’s unlimited team members on every plan.

• Two tracks, two curves

  The popup track is priced on visitors, the email track on contacts. Both go up as you grow, so model both before you put your list there.

Poptin pricing

Poptin’s pricing page opens on the “Emails & Poptins” track; the popup-only tiers below sit behind the “Poptins” toggle. Figures are the annual rate as of September 2026, with the monthly rate beside them. Yearly billing saves 20%.

Poptin vs Claspo

#5 Popupsmart

Popupsmart is the tidiest builder here and the most expensive way onto the list. There are 500+ templates, campaign types named after jobs rather than formats — cart abandonment, exit intent, gamification, feedback collection, cookie consent, tap-to-call — an AI popup builder that generates headlines, CTAs, layouts and targeting rules, and 120+ integrations. Its homepage counts 20,000+ websites.

The cheapest paid plan is $39/mo, or $32.50 billed annually ($390 a year), for 50,000 pageviews and three websites. A/B testing does not appear until Advanced at $69/mo ($57.50 annual). Going over the pageview allowance is billed at $10 per extra 10,000 rather than pausing your campaigns — the opposite of Claspo’s behaviour at the cap, and worth knowing either way.

The free plan is one popup on 5,000 pageviews, branded, with 100 emails a month. Compared with Claspo’s free tier that is more pageviews and a fraction of the product.

• A clean builder and 500+ designs

  A drag-and-drop editor with form fields, dropdowns and radio buttons, light, sidebar, full-screen and floating layouts, and a setup flow that is genuinely quick to get through.

• Campaign types beyond lead capture

  Surveys, NPS and post-purchase feedback popups, cookie-consent banners, announcement bars, discount timers, product recommendations, WhatsApp and tap-to-call buttons and webinar sign-ups are first-class campaign types rather than templates you assemble.

• An AI popup builder

  Popupsmart’s AI generates “optimized headlines, CTAs, layouts, and smart targeting rules” — closer to ChilliPopup’s draft-from-a-sentence than to Claspo’s rewrite-and-translate.

• Targeting that covers the basics well

  Exit-intent, scroll and inactivity triggers, geo-located, traffic-source and device-based targeting — the everyday rule set, without Claspo’s annoyance safeguard or campaign scheduling called out.

• Email quota is part of the plan

  Every tier includes a monthly email allowance — 100 on Free up to 10,000 on Expert — which is handy if you want the follow-up in the same tool, and an overage line at $5 per extra 500 if you do not watch it.

Popupsmart pricing

Popupsmart has five tiers priced on monthly pageviews, websites and an email allowance. Annual billing saves 20%; the figures below are the annual rate as of September 2026. Two details are worth reading twice: A/B testing only appears on Advanced, and going over your pageview or email quota is billed as an overage rather than paused.

Popupsmart vs Claspo

Which Claspo alternative should you choose?

Claspo is not a tool anyone needs to escape. If 3,000 pageviews covers your traffic and you can live with the badge, staying on the free plan is a perfectly good answer — it is the most complete free product in the category. The question is what happens at the first paid step, and that is where the five above separate.

• If you want every content type on the free plan and finished drafts, not a feature list: ChilliPopup. Popups, forms, surveys, quizzes and four prize games on every plan, free for the first 1,000 visitors a month, AI that drafts the whole widget, A/B testing on everything. Accept that there are no ESP connectors and a badge on every plan.
• If you want Claspo’s pricing philosophy with the numbers printed: OptiMonk. Ten thousand free pageviews with every feature on, $19 for 20,000 on two domains, and the strongest ecommerce targeting here.
• If the badge is the problem and games are not: Getsitecontrol. No branding even at $0, $19 per site for 100,000 widget views, surveys included — and nothing to spin or scratch.
• If you want visitor-based pricing and email in the same account: Poptin, at $20/mo billed annually for 10,000 visitors, as long as surveys and quizzes are not on your roadmap.
• If you want the tidiest builder and more websites on day one: Popupsmart, provided you are comfortable with $32.50/mo before A/B testing and an overage line on your invoice.

Whichever way you go, do the migration maths on your own traffic first. Take last month’s analytics, convert it into whatever unit the vendor counts — pageviews, widget views or visitors — and price the tier you would actually land on, not the one on the left of the pricing page.

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Other comparisons

Shortlisting more than one tool? These use the same prices, the same units and the same checks:

• Top 5 Poptin alternatives — when popups and forms stop being the whole job
• Top 5 Poper alternatives — for anyone who read the Starter column too late
• Top 5 OptinMonster alternatives — priced against the renewal, not the intro offer
• Top 5 OptiMonk alternatives — when pageviews are the wrong unit for your traffic
• Top 5 Popupsmart alternatives — when $32.50 still does not buy a split test
• Top 5 Wisepops alternatives — when the price is a demo call, not a number
• Top 5 Getsitecontrol alternatives — when you want prize games with your unlimited views
• Top 5 Wheelio alternatives — for more than one wheel, on more than one platform
• Top 5 Privy alternatives — when the popups and the email should be separate bills
• Top 5 Justuno alternatives — when $59 for 10,000 visitors is too steep a start

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