Event templates
Match a message to the action your customer actually took.
Turn real purchases, signups, and site activity into beautifully understated website notifications. Your events. Your design. Exactly where they belong.
$2 in free usage credits. Start with one app. Grow into the stack.Show purchases and signups as considered notifications.
Control the template, appearance, and placement.
Set the timing and page rules around the message.
Built for businesses reaching millions. Trusted by seven-figure agencies.
THE WORK BEHIND THE WORK
Purchases happen. People join. A visitor deciding what to do next may never see that activity. A little real context can make an unfamiliar business feel more familiar.
Turn the activity you choose into Social Proof. Shape the notification to your brand, decide where it appears, and give the message room to be helpful without taking over the page.
BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU WORK
Turn real customer activity into a reassuring presence on your website. Personalised templates, thoughtful timing, and page rules help each notification feel at home.
01 / LET REAL ACTIVITY SPEAK
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.
Template illustration · Properties resolved from a tracked customer event.
02 / QUIETLY, BEAUTIFULLY YOURS
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.
Maya from Auckland picked up The Everyday Vessel
2 minutes ago · NorthstarAppearance preview · Try light and dark notification surfaces.
03 / THE RIGHT MOMENT IS PART OF THE DESIGN
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.
/checkoutPage rule · Hide on /checkout. Change the path to see it work.
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
Match a message to the action your customer actually took.
Resolve names, locations, products, and time-ago fields.
Use a static or dynamic image and a relevant destination.
Control where messages appear and how events are handled.
Set initial delay, duration, interval, event age, and display caps.
Track notification impressions and clicks in the dashboard.
PUT IT TO WORK
Choose a situation. See how the product helps you move it forward.
Use the purchase activity you want to surface.
Configure the message and fields in the template.
Choose where the notification belongs on your site.
A small, real signal of activity where it is useful.
FROM IDEA TO FIRST RESULT
Start with Social Proof. Everything else can wait until you need it.
Get started free Explore the documentationInstall the SDK and send events with the properties your message needs.
Write the message, choose the image and link, and preview the resolved result.
Set theme, timing, and page rules, then review impressions and clicks.
ROOM TO GROW
Notifications use your project’s connected event infrastructure and usage balance. Tracking, queries, and other metered activity are charged separately as used.
Explore pricingFree usage credits included.
Top up when you’re ready for more.
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.
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