Brave Pro is the paid edition of Brave's visual drag-and-drop popup builder for WordPress. Use its editor to create opt-in forms, surveys, contact and feedback forms, sticky elements, sidebars, announcements, modals, lightboxes, slide-ins, and other interactive widgets without coding.

Popup steps guide the visitor flow

Create unlimited popup steps and link them together. A visitor's selection can lead to a various form, and the flow can end with a custom thank-you step. You can also add an unobtrusive ribbon labeled with a prompt such as Contact Us or Subscribe; clicking it opens the related popup.

Form steps collect details and handle submissions

The Form Element supports unlimited fields and multi-step forms for surveys, polls, contact forms, feedback, and newsletter opt-ins. After someone submits a form, you can send an automatic email reply or offer a file or ebook download. Zapier and Integromat can send form data to more than 1,500 apps.

Connect opt-in forms to supported newsletter services, including Mailchimp, Mailjet, MailPoet, SendGrid, MailerLite, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, AWeber, ConvertKit, Constant Contact, Campaign Monitor, GetResponse, Ontraport, SendPulse, Moosend, Klaviyo, FluentCRM, Sendy, OmniSend, MailWizz, and Mailster, along with other supported services.

Additional elements and creative assets

The Pro editor adds nine elements, including videos, countdown timers, animated stickers, WordPress Posts, dynamic content, WooCommerce single products, and signup or login elements. Use them to combine copy, imagery, forms, product details, and calls to action in one layout.

You can also add free pictures and videos from Pixabay, animated stickers from Giphy, and free icons directly in the editor. Pro includes 100 popup presets, with options to import and export presets.

Target shows and review results

Choose who sees a popup, where it appears, and when it is shown. Frequency options limit repeat displays, and you can styling desktop and mobile layouts separately. Add animations, or use a Code element for shortcodes and custom code. Analytics report popup views, clicks, and form submissions.

Set up a Brave Pro popup

Add Brave to your WordPress site and open the popup builder. Choose a popup or widget type, then arrange its elements in the drag-and-drop editor. For a Pro process, add popup steps, configure forms and available service connections, set targeting and frequency rules, and publish the finished experience.