Countdown vs Event Countdown List

Running a flash sale, launching a product, or pushing a limited-time offer? Give shoppers a reason to act now. Countdown adds a live countdown timer, clock, or sticky bar that builds urgency and drives faster purchase decisions. Use it for: - Flash sales and weekend promos - Product launches and pre-order windows - Black Friday and holiday campaigns - Limited-stock, last-chance offers Key features: - Countdown timer, clock, or always-visible sticky bar - Auto-reset timers for daily deals and rotating promos - Custom colours, fonts and styles to match your brand - Works across every page and on mobile Set up in under 3 minutes. No code, no developer, and it won't slow your site or break your theme. Add Countdown today and turn limited-time offers into faster checkouts.

Most countdown widgets take a date and quietly use whichever clock the person setting them up was sitting at. A visitor two time zones away then turns up an hour late. This one asks for your time zone once, by name, at the top of the panel. Every date below is read in that zone, so the countdown lands on the same moment for a reader in Lisbon and a reader in Auckland, and the clocks changing in spring moves nothing. Add as many events as you have coming up: a name, a date, a start time, and a link if there is somewhere to send people. They sort by date. An event stays on the list as Happening now for two hours after it starts, then either drops off or stays marked Ended, whichever you choose. When everything has passed, visitors get a short sentence instead of an empty box. The panel reads your choices back in words before you publish, including the time on your own clock, which is how a wrong hour is caught in the editor rather than on the live site. What it does not do: it does not sell tickets, take RSVPs or collect anything from visitors, and it does not read your site's Events. You type the events in yourself. Twelve languages. Free, with no plan and nothing locked.