About this plugin
CoreTech PopupMint is intentionally simple. The free edition creates one static image popup with call and WhatsApp action buttons.
It does not include sliders, journeys, forms, targeting rules, advanced layouts, licensing, remote services, or bundled third-party tracking scripts.
Free features
- One static image popup.
- Call button.
- WhatsApp button.
- Option to show call, WhatsApp, or both.
- Optional GA4 gtag event tracking.
- Optional GTM dataLayer event tracking.
- Separate default event names: cpt_popup_call and cpt_popup_whatsapp.
- Built-in dashboard analytics for impressions, CTA clicks, close clicks, call clicks, and WhatsApp clicks.
- Date filters for today, yesterday, last 7 days, last 30 days, this month, and all time.
- Session-only dismissal memory using browser sessionStorage.
- No external scripts loaded by the plugin.
Pro version
For advanced popup journeys, sliders, lead capture, targeting, analytics, and commercial features, visit:
tech/plugins-bundle/
Privacy
CoreTech PopupMint stores plugin settings and aggregate daily analytics counts in the WordPress database.
On the frontend, the plugin uses browser sessionStorage only to remember that a visitor closed the popup during the current browser session. This data stays in the visitor’s browser and is not sent to this plugin author.
The plugin does not collect personal data by itself, does not create leads, does not call a remote API, does not load third-party tracking scripts, and does not phone home.
The built-in dashboard analytics store local aggregate counts only for impressions, CTA clicks, close clicks, call clicks, and WhatsApp clicks. The plugin does not store IP addresses, user agents, names, phone numbers, emails, or lead data.
For best privacy, site owners should choose popup images from the WordPress Media Library. If a site owner enters an externally hosted image URL, the visitor browser will request that image from the external host.
If the site admin enables GA4 gtag or GTM dataLayer tracking, button clicks are sent to the analytics setup already installed on the site. Site owners are responsible for disclosing their analytics usage and obtaining consent where required by law.