Countdown Timers for Agencies
Unbranded website embeds and animated email timers you can run across every client campaign, on one licence. Build the deadline once, ship it to the landing page and the campaign send, and report what it did — without a watermark, a per-view meter, or a plugin licence per client.
PRO is $9/month, or $199 once for a lifetime licence. See PRO pricing.
What changes when the timer is agency-grade
Most countdown widgets are built for one site owner running one promotion. Agency work breaks those assumptions immediately: several clients, several brands, several campaigns a quarter, and a client who will notice a third-party logo on their landing page.
No watermark on client work
Website embeds, hosted countdown pages, and email timers all render unbranded on PRO. The client sees their campaign, not your vendor stack — which matters when the deliverable goes in front of their board.
One licence, every client
Workspaces separate each client inside a single account, so assets and analytics never mix. You are managing one subscription instead of reconciling a per-client plugin licence at renewal.
Built for repeat launches
Duplicate a timer, change the deadline, ship it. The seasonal retail calendar, the quarterly webinar, the recurring product drop — the setup you built once gets reused rather than rebuilt.
Web and email from one deadline
The same countdown drives the landing page embed and the campaign email. When the client moves the date, you change it in one place and both surfaces follow, so the site and the send never disagree.
Numbers for the report
Per-campaign views and clicks turn the timer into something you can defend in a results meeting, instead of a design choice nobody measured.
No per-view pricing
Unlimited views on PRO. A campaign that overperforms does not trigger an overage invoice, and you never have to explain a surprise line item to a client.
The client campaign workflow
Build in the client workspace
Create the countdown, match it to the client brand with themes, fonts, colours, or custom CSS, and set the deadline in the timezone the campaign actually runs in.
Send the link for approval
Every countdown has a hosted page at its own URL. Share it for sign-off before anything touches the client site, so approvals do not require CMS access or a staging deploy.
Ship to the site and the send
Paste the iframe into the landing page and drop the email-safe timer into the ESP. Both point at the same deadline, so a date change propagates without a re-cut asset.
Report what it did
Pull views and clicks per countdown into the campaign report next to the rest of the funnel numbers.
What you can ship to a client
Website embed
A responsive iframe for landing pages, product pages, and checkout. Works anywhere you can paste HTML — WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Go High Level.
Website countdown timer →Animated email timer
A GIF that ticks down inside the message body in Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail, plus an email-safe static fallback. Drops into Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, Brevo, and HubSpot.
Email countdown timer →Evergreen per-visitor deadline
A deadline that starts when each prospect enters the funnel, for always-on client offers that still need genuine time pressure.
Evergreen countdown timer →Campaign analytics
Views and clicks per countdown, so the urgency element is measured like every other part of the campaign you report on.
Countdown analytics →API and automation
Create and update timers programmatically when the deadline lives in the client CRM, a spreadsheet, or an automation in Zapier, Make, or n8n.
Countdown timer API →Hosted campaign page
A branded countdown page you can link from social, ads, or a QR code when the client has no page ready to embed on yet.
Countdown marketing hub →The platforms your clients already use
Website embeds are a plain iframe and email timers are a plain image, so neither one needs a plugin, an app install, or developer time on the client side. That is usually what decides whether a timer ships this week or next quarter.
Works with every major website builder
The website embed is a standard <iframe>. If the client builder has an embed, code, or custom-HTML block — and effectively all of them do — you can paste it in and publish without waiting on their developer.
- No plugin licence to buy or renew per client site.
- Responsive by default, so it fits whatever column the client theme gives you.
- Change the design or the deadline without redeploying the published page.
- Loads in its own frame, so it cannot slow down a page you did not build.
Where agencies put the deadline
- Ecommerce clients — flash sale windows, shipping cutoffs, and Black Friday promotions on product and collection pages.
- SaaS clients — beta access windows, launch-day pricing, and trial-expiry emails that count down per subscriber.
- Course and coaching clients — cohort enrolment close dates on the sales page and in the final-call sequence.
- Local and service clients — booking windows, proposal acceptance deadlines, and seasonal offer cutoffs in Go High Level funnels.
- Event clients — early-bird pricing, registration close, and the starting-soon screen for the session itself.
Agency questions
Can I remove CountdownShare branding from client work?
Yes. Every PRO plan renders website embeds, hosted countdown pages, and email timers without CountdownShare branding, so the timer carries the client brand and nothing else. On the free builder the branding stays, which is why client-facing work belongs on PRO.
Do I need a separate account per client?
No. One PRO account covers every client campaign you run. Workspaces keep each client separate inside the account, so assets, embeds, and analytics do not mix, and you are not reconciling a subscription per logo.
Is there a view limit on client campaigns?
No. PRO timers serve unlimited views on both website embeds and email timers. A campaign that outperforms does not cost you more, and you never have to design around a metered impression budget mid-flight.
Which platforms do the embeds work on?
Website embeds are a standard iframe, so they work on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Go High Level, HubSpot CMS, and any page you can paste HTML into. Email timers render as an image, which means Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, Brevo, HubSpot, and SendGrid all take them without custom code.
What does an agency licence cost?
PRO is $9/month, or $199 once for a lifetime licence. Agencies running repeat client launches usually take the lifetime licence because the cost does not scale with the number of client campaigns. Pricing details are on the PRO pricing page.
Can I show clients what the timer did?
Yes. Campaign analytics record views and clicks per countdown, so the timer stops being an unmeasured design element and becomes a line in the campaign report alongside the rest of the funnel.
Put a real deadline in every client campaign
Start a PRO trial and ship an unbranded countdown on a client landing page and in a client send this week.