HurryTimer – An Scarcity and Urgency Countdown Timer for WordPress & WooCommerce vs Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode by Colorlib

HurryTimer is a flexible and lightweight plugin that lets you create smart countdown timers to add urgency and scarcity that drives clicks, increases sales, and highlights upcoming events or deadlines. Easily create: Evergreen timers personalized for each visitor One-time fixed-date timers for global deadlines Recurring timers (PRO) for repeating daily deals, shipping cutoffs, and more Works with any theme and all major page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, and Gutenberg. Whether you’re running flash sales, promoting an event, or adding urgency to WooCommerce products, HurryTimer helps increase engagement and conversions — no coding required. ✅ FREE FEATURES 🔁 Evergreen Countdown Timers Each visitor sees their own unique countdown, no matter when they visit. Great for evergreen sales funnels and personalized campaigns. Tracking methods: – Cookie-based – IP-based 📅 One-Time Countdown Timers Set a shared deadline for everyone — between a start and end date. Perfect for: – Black Friday sales – Webinar registrations – Product launches ⚙️ Expiry Actions Decide what happens when the timer reaches zero: – Hide the timer – Show a custom message – Redirect to a URL 🛒 WooCommerce Integration Automatically show countdown timers on product pages and control actions when time expires: – Hide the “Add to Cart” button 🎨 Live Timer Styling Customize timer appearance in real time: – Edit labels (Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds) – Set custom colors, spacing, and more – Add a CTA button ➕ More Free Features Auto-restart timer (on revisit or immediately) Display one timer multiple times per page 🚀 PRO Features In addition to all features in Lite, HurryTimer Pro provides access to many other powerful features: 🔁 Recurring Countdown Timers Recurring timers are countdowns that automatically reset and start again based on a defined schedule. Unlike one-time timers that expire once, recurring timers repeat continuously on intervals you set, such as: – Every minute – Every hour – Every day – Every week – Every month What is it used for? Recurring timers are perfect for campaigns and offers that happen regularly and need to restart without manual intervention. Examples include: – Daily flash sales that reset every 24 hours – Hourly countdowns for limited-time product availability – Weekly shipping cut-off reminders (“Order before Friday 5 PM”) – Monthly promotions that recur on specific dates This feature helps create a persistent sense of urgency while automating timer resets to match your marketing calendar or business rules. 📅 Multiple Deadlines Set a list of specific dates and let the countdown automatically cycle through them in order — no manual updates needed. Unlike recurring timers that repeat at fixed intervals, multiple deadlines let you define irregular dates such as: – Jan 14, Feb 22, Mar 9, Apr 18… What is it used for? This is perfect when your deadlines don’t follow a regular pattern. Examples include: – Monthly flash sales with irregular end dates – Course or webinar enrollment closing dates throughout the year – Event registration cutoffs on specific dates – Seasonal promotions — set 12 dates at the start of the year and let it run automatically Each deadline can also have its own custom headline that overrides the default while counting down to that date. After the last deadline expires, the configured expiry actions run as usual. 🎟️ Expire WooCommerce Coupons Set a timer to automatically deactivate specific WooCommerce coupon codes. Great for: – Time-limited discounts – Flash sales – Cart recovery offers 📌 Sticky Countdown Bar Display a fixed countdown timer at the top or bottom of the screen. Visible across all pages or specific pages only. Boosts visibility and urgency during active promotions. ⏰ Custom Timezone Set a specific timezone for fixed-date and recurring timers instead of server timezone. Ensures countdowns align perfectly with your intended audience’s local time. 🔄 Restart Evergreen Timers After Specific Time Allows you to set a waiting period before the evergreen timer restarts for the same visitor. For example, you can make the timer pause for 24 hours after expiring before showing a fresh countdown again. This controls how often returning visitors see a new urgency window, preventing constant restarts. 🌍 Ends Evergreen Timer at User’s Local Time Instead of ending the timer after a fixed duration from the first visit, this option makes the evergreen countdown expire at a specific time of day in the visitor’s own local timezone. For example: – The timer always ends at midnight local time for each visitor, regardless of when they started the countdown. This creates urgency synced to each user’s day cycle, making offers feel more natural and timely worldwide. ➕ Multiple Expiry Actions Trigger more than one action when a timer ends, such as hide timer + show message. 🎨 Advanced Design Controls Unlock extra customization options and inject custom CSS per timer. Create visually consistent timers that match your site branding. 🧑‍💼 Priority Support Get fast, dedicated support via email or chat. Check out HurryTimer PRO → Usage Visit “HurryTimer > Add New Timer”. Choose between Evergreen, and One-time. Enter a period for “Evergreen” mode, or select a date and time for “One-Time” mode. Click on “Publish”. Copy shortCode and paste it into your post, page, or text widget content. You can also go to “WooCommerce” tab to integrate the countdown timer directly within a product page. To learn more, check out HurryTimer documention. Bug reports If you noticed any bug, please post it on the support forum. Further reading For more info check out the following: The HurryTimer Plugin official homepage. Documention. Follow HurryTimer on Twitter. Explore Our Other plugins: Smart Image Resize – Make all your WooCommerce product images the same size automatically — no manual work, no inconsistent layouts. ReThumbify – Regenerate thumbnails in the background with features like pause/resume, selective regeneration, cleanup of old or unused thumbnails, and more.

Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode by Colorlib is a free WordPress plugin that lets you display a professional coming soon page, under construction page, or maintenance mode screen to your visitors while you work on your site behind the scenes. Set it up in minutes directly from the WordPress Live Customizer — no coding required. Choose from 15 fully responsive coming soon templates, each pre-designed with modern layouts and fully customizable through the Customizer. Add your own logo, background image, heading text, countdown timer, and social media links. Collect email subscribers with the built-in MailChimp integration so you can build your audience before launch day. Logged-in users can browse and edit the site normally while non-logged-in visitors see only the coming soon or maintenance page. The plugin also blocks the WordPress REST API for visitors to prevent content exposure while your site is under construction. Why Choose This Coming Soon Plugin? 100% free — no premium version, no ads, no feature restrictions 15 responsive templates — professionally designed coming soon, maintenance mode, and under construction page layouts Live Customizer — customize everything in real time without touching code Countdown timer — display a launch countdown with configurable date and 12/24-hour format MailChimp subscribe form — collect emails and grow your list while in maintenance mode Social media integration — add links to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, and email Custom logo and background — upload your brand logo and a custom background image Google Analytics 4 — track visitors to your coming soon page with GA4 Custom CSS — add your own styles for advanced customization REST API protection — blocks public API access while the site is under construction Developer friendly — use the ccsm_skip_redirect and ccsm_force_redirect filters to control redirect behavior Works with all WordPress themes — self-contained templates run independently of your active theme Privacy conscious — no tracking of its own. Note that enabling the optional Google Analytics field, and the Google Fonts each template loads, involve requests to Google, which you may need to disclose depending on your jurisdiction How It Works Install and activate the plugin Go to Coming Soon (in the WordPress admin menu) Pick a template and customize the content, colors, images, and countdown timer Enable coming soon mode — visitors see your launch page, you keep working Links Documentation and Support GitHub Repository This plugin is developed and maintained by Colorlib. If you enjoy using it, please leave a review — it helps other WordPress users discover the plugin.