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GSC Email Marketing + Pop ups

GSC Email Marketing Help for Shopify: Pop-ups and Email Flows

GSC Email Marketing + Popups is Getsitecontrol's Shopify app for newsletters, automated emails and on-site pop-ups in one place. It sends welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back and review-request emails, and runs signup, discount, exit-intent, survey and age-check pop-ups. As of October 2026, the free plan has unlimited contacts and 10,000 widget views a month. Open the listing.

Experts take on what decides whether the list grows and the emails land: pop-up targeting, the sending domain, segments captured at signup, and A/B tests on pop-ups and emails alike.

As of October 2026, 4 experts carry the GSC Email Marketing + Pop ups badge on shopexperts: 1 agency and 3 freelancers, based in Canada and Argentina.

Send them your monthly traffic, your list size and the email tool you use now, if any.

GSC Email Marketing work worth outsourcing

One app covers capture and sending, so one person can own the whole path from first visit to first email. These are the parts to hand over.

Pop-up targeting. Triggers and targeting, including geolocation, decide who sees which pop-up. Without rules, a repeat buyer gets the same first-order offer as a new visitor.

Segments at signup. Forms can sort subscribers as they join, and the app tags and scores contacts. Agree the segments before the first form goes live.

The automation set. Abandoned cart, welcome, post-purchase, follow-up, win-back and review-request emails are built in. An email marketing expert sets timing and offers so the series don't collide.

Sending domain. The app supports custom email domains, and Pro adds anti-spam tools and advanced sending modes. Set the domain up before the first campaign, not after.

Tests that matter. Pro adds A/B testing for emails and widgets. A CRO specialist picks tests your traffic can actually settle.

Data out. APIs, webhooks and a Google Sheets connection move signups into other systems.

A job to keep in-house. One newsletter pop-up and a welcome email on the free plan is easy to build yourself in the editor.

How to pick a GSC Email Marketing specialist

Three of the four badge holders are freelancers, so ask for work they did themselves, not their team's.

Show me a pop-up you targeted. Good candidates explain the trigger, the audience and what changed after a test, not only the design.

How will you protect deliverability? Expect a sending domain set up first, a careful first send to any imported list, and the Pro anti-spam settings switched on.

Free, Pro or Pro Max? They should compare your monthly widget views with the 10,000 and 100,000 caps and estimate emails sent, since paid plans charge per 1,000.

Where will contacts live? If you keep another email platform, they should explain how signups pass across through the app's integrations or webhooks.

Deal-breakers. Pop-ups set to fire on every page view. No mention of the sending domain. An imported list mailed the same day.

A first task to test them. One targeted signup pop-up with segments, a welcome series written for your brand and the sending domain configured, delivered with screenshots of every setting.

Plan caps and setup details for GSC Email Marketing

Widget views set the tier. As of October 2026, Free allows 10,000 widget views a month, Pro 100,000 and Pro Max unlimited. Contacts are unlimited on Free.

Paid plans charge per send. Pro is $19 a month ($168 a year) plus $1.60 per 1,000 emails sent. Pro Max is $29 ($252 a year) plus $1.40 per 1,000. Billing recurs every 30 days. The listing states no send cap for Free.

What Free leaves out. A/B testing, branding removal and advanced sending modes start on Pro, with single-use discounts and template import.

Pop-up range. Sales, cart, exit-intent, discount, countdown, banner, announcement, survey, quiz, warning, age verification and consent pop-ups, plus custom ones with custom code and fonts.

English interface. English is the only interface language on the listing.

Other connections. Google Analytics, Google reCAPTCHA and Google Sheets are listed, alongside two other email platforms.

GSC Email Marketing badge holders by skill

Store setup and design lead across the four profiles, with development and technical support on half of them.

Store setup and management

3 of 4 profiles: install, forms and pop-up targeting

Design, UX and branding

3 list it, for pop-up and email template design

Shopify development

2 list it: custom code pop-ups and webhook work

Technical support

2 list it, useful for sending domain and delivery problems

Marketing and copy

2 list marketing and growth, and 1 lists copywriting

Three freelancers, one agency

3 freelancers and 1 agency in Canada and Argentina, with Spanish beside English

GSC Email Marketing FAQs: plans, pop-ups and sending

Is GSC Email Marketing free?

There is a free plan with unlimited contacts and 10,000 widget views a month, as of October 2026. Pro costs $19 and Pro Max $29 a month, each with a per-1,000 email fee. A/B testing, branding removal and advanced sending modes need a paid plan.

Can it replace the pop-up app I use now?

It runs signup, discount, cart, exit-intent, countdown, survey, quiz, age verification and consent pop-ups, with targeting rules and triggers that include geolocation. When switching, rebuild your best-performing forms first, match their targeting, and only then remove the old app so no visitor sees two.

Does GSC Email Marketing work with my current email platform?

The listing names two other email platforms among its integrations, plus Google Analytics, reCAPTCHA, Google Sheets, APIs and webhooks. Some stores use only the pop-ups and pass contacts on; others move sending into the app. Have an expert confirm how contacts and consent travel either way.

Do I need a developer for GSC Email Marketing?

Not for pop-ups and templates, which are built in a visual editor. A developer helps with custom code pop-ups, API and webhook connections, custom fonts, and the DNS records behind a custom sending domain.

What should I send an expert first?

Monthly sessions, list size and where the list lives, screenshots of your current pop-ups, the emails you send today, brand fonts and colors, and any discount rules. That is enough to choose a plan and scope the first month of work.