On all ConvertFlow plans, you can launch campaigns as "standalone" from each campaign's launch page.

However, on ConvertFlow's high-tier plans, you'll have access to the scheduled campaign manager called Experiments.

This means you'll have 2 campaign types, each with a different use case and priority level. Standalone campaigns and Experiments.

These are ordered by campaign priority level:

Experiments are high-priority campaigns. Any campaigns launched through an experiment will override standalone campaigns.

This means that if you have an overlay targeting your home page and launch an overlay through an experiment that targets the home page, the overlay in the experiment will get priority and display.

High-priority experiments are useful for one-off promotions and also have the ability to be scheduled to run during a timeframe.

To learn how to use Experiment campaigns, here's the guide →

Whenever you create a campaign and you can launch it from its launch page, then it's a "Standalone" campaign. These campaigns have the lowest priority and are available on every ConvertFlow plan.

Standalone campaigns are separate from your other campaigns. They have their own campaign status and targeting and are managed only from the campaign's launch page.

Here are some guides to learn how to launch standalone campaigns:

🎥 How to create and trigger overlay popups

🎥 How to create and trigger hook popups

🎥 How to create and trigger sticky bars

🎥 How to create and launch embedded campaigns

🎥 How to create landing pages & funnels

If you're having trouble getting the right campaign to show, here's a guide on How to use ConvertFlow's admin widget to troubleshoot live campaigns.