Powerful Countdown timer
Get more conversions by displaying your Countdown Timer as a fixed countdown bar on the top or bottom of your site. Save time too by setting your timer to automatically repeat so you never have to remember to set it up - perfect for sales or events that repeat every month or every year. Build excitement for your sales, events, and product launches with a countdown clock. Countdown Timer is the perfect way to count down days, hours or minutes leading to a special deal or promotion. You can even count down years in a wedding countdown. Use the counter to count up or count down; great for social proof in a sales countdown to show how many items have been sold or how many are remaining. Countdown Timer is fully customizable: choose background colors, animation effects, font styles and add a custom message during and after the count. Use it as a checkout timer and add a PayPal button to take secure payments on directly under your timer. You can also use it as a visitor counter by having the timer increase by 1 at the interval you decide. Choose your display settings and show it either to all visitors, or to new visitors if you're creating a special discount or promotion
Event Countdown List
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.
