Good things are happening.Let people see them.
Turn real purchases, signups, and site activity into beautifully understated website notifications. Your events. Your design. Exactly where they belong.
- Make real activity visible
- Make it feel like your site
- Keep the interruption small
Quietly, beautifully yours
A small detail. Worth getting exactly right.
Choose the surface, type colors, accent, outline, radius, shadow, and image padding. Set desktop and mobile themes independently, then place the notification where it fits your site.
- Independent desktop and mobile appearance
- Six desktop anchors; top or bottom on mobile
- Custom timing, hover behavior, and device visibility
The right moment is part of the design
Show up where you help. Step back where you don’t.
Keep checkout focused. Choose a template for a collection page. Use page, device, URL parameter, or element-presence rules to control the experience, with limits so a small notification stays a small notification.
- Path, host, query, device, and element conditions
- Hide, restrict templates, or override display behavior
- Per-page and per-session caps, impressions and clicks
Customers
Real activity, on the right pages.
“Snippet went in before lunch. By mid-afternoon I was watching real visits and answering our first chat.”
“We shipped Thursday and I forgot the trial follow-up. The workflow sent it anyway.”
“The assistant handled the how-do-I questions from our docs. The tricky one came to me with the full thread attached.”
“Three invoices became one. I invited our new hire and the price didn't move.”
“A chargeback came in Tuesday. The payments, emails, and activity were already in the case.”
“Signup notifications took a minute to turn on. The events were already there from analytics.”
Questions about Social Proof.
And straight answers.
Yes. Social Proof describes what it does on your site; you will find it as Social Proof inside Saasco.
The product uses tracked events and properties from your project. The previews on this page are clearly labelled sample data and are not live customer claims.
Yes. A page rule can match a path such as /checkout and hide notifications. Rules also support other URL, device, and element conditions.
Yes. Desktop and mobile have separate appearance and positioning settings. Desktop supports six anchors; mobile supports top or bottom placement.
Missing required message properties suppress the notification rather than exposing an unresolved placeholder. Image configuration can include a static fallback.
The active-user value is project-wide site activity. It should be described as people active on the site, not people looking at one specific product.
A little reassurance. Right on time.
Give visitors a glimpse of the people choosing your business. A small detail, thoughtfully connected to the rest of your stack.
Start with social proof
Let real activity speak
Turn a customer moment into a little reassurance.
Match a template to a tracked event. Add a name, location, product, image, and useful destination. The message comes from the activity in your stack, with properties resolved before the notification appears.