Most teams pay to acquire traffic, then watch high-intent visitors leave during the final decision moment. ButWait inserts a branded, policy-controlled recovery layer before they bounce, so more of that traffic returns to sign-up flow instead of disappearing.
Teams usually know registrations are underperforming, but they do not have a controlled system for the final moment before bounce. The result is wasted acquisition spend, weak retargeting signals, and no structured way to recover intent.
You already bought the click. When the visitor leaves the registration path, the spend is gone with them.
Most teams either show nothing or use a generic popup that is disconnected from product context and signup goals.
Even when teams try rescue tactics, they often cannot measure recovered registrations or compare flows across clients.
The visitor closes the tab, your funnel stops, and registration intent disappears without a measurable recovery event.
The visitor sees a contextual recovery layer, returns to the primary CTA, or chooses a next-best route you can measure.
Exact lift depends on traffic quality and offer design, but the mechanism is clear: recover a share of abandoning visitors and turn them back into registration attempts. The chart below is an illustrative model for storytelling and pipeline planning, not a guaranteed benchmark.
Illustrative example: a recovery layer can turn some otherwise-lost exits into new sign-up attempts, creating measurable lift on top of baseline conversion.
The developer benefit is not only higher conversion. It is also less implementation friction, safer tenant isolation, and faster iteration on recovery experiments.
Add a public snippet just like analytics. No app rewrite, no custom checkout fork, no deep frontend rebuild.
Set the headline, CTA, product source, product count, and domain whitelist per client from the dashboard.
Track modal views, CTA continuation, and product clicks so recovery is a measurable conversion program, not a guess.
<script>
window.ButWaitConfig = {
clientId: "client_acme",
workerUrl: "https://butwait.productseeds.com"
};
</script>
<script async src="https://butwait.productseeds.com/embed.js"></script>Turn a portion of abandoning traffic into new sign-up attempts instead of accepting exit as the final state.
Developers ship one embed script and keep configuration, routing, and experiments on the edge.
Client-level access, domain whitelists, and admin isolation make it viable as a platform instead of a hacked-on popup.
Yes. The homepage is public and can be used as your promotion page immediately. The admin side should stay behind Cloudflare Access.
Yes. Admin data is scoped by Access email, and public config responses are additionally constrained by clientId and hostname whitelist.
Yes. Each client can use only private products, only platform products, or a mixed pool based on your monetization strategy.
Use this page to explain the pain visually, then move prospects into a live demo of the recovery dashboard and client-level configuration flow.