Banners, modals, floating cards, inline sections
Announcement bars above the nav, sticky corner cards, centre modals, or a block dropped mid-article. You choose the placement in words.
For content-led B2B SaaS
Spronta is the conversion widget studio for your marketing site.
Chat to build a banner, a popup, a lead capture or a calculator. See it on your real page. Publish it live behind one script tag — no developer, no deploy.
Free to start · live in minutes · no credit card
Nothing ships unseenReview every widget on your own page first.
No deploy requiredOne script tag, then publish from the dashboard.
Off in one clickUnpublish a widget the moment you want it gone.
How it works
Three minutes from an idea to something running on your site.
Say what it should do and where it goes — "a sign-up widget for the Typeform comparison page". Spronta writes the copy, the markup and the styling.
The preview mounts the widget on your actual site, not a mockup. Ask for a shorter headline or a softer CTA and it redraws while you watch.
One script tag, added once. After that every widget goes live from the dashboard, and exposures, clicks and conversions come back to you.
Announcement bars above the nav, sticky corner cards, centre modals, or a block dropped mid-article. You choose the placement in words.
Each widget samples the page it lands on — fonts, text colour, button colour, corner radius — so it reads as part of the design.
Country, region, locale, device, campaign, referrer, new versus returning. Aim a widget at paid traffic and leave everyone else alone.
On view, at a scroll depth, on exit intent, or on the first click. The moment is part of the ask, not a settings page you go hunting for.
When a widget needs real interaction, Spronta builds it as a hosted tool in its own sandbox and links it from the page.
Every widget renders in its own shadow root from server-validated markup. No arbitrary scripts, no selectors reaching into your DOM.
Questions, answered
What Spronta builds, what it needs from you, and how a widget comes back down.
Once, for about a minute: someone pastes a single script tag into your site. Every widget after that ships from chat without touching the codebase or waiting for a deploy.
Announcement bars, sign-up and lead-capture widgets, promo and pricing nudges, exit-intent offers, inline proof blocks, and interactive tools like calculators, quizzes and planners.
No. Widgets stay drafts until someone on your team publishes them. Nothing reaches a visitor before you have seen it on your own page.
The script is small, loads asynchronously and renders inside a shadow root, so it never blocks your page or picks a fight with your CSS.
Each one carries a conversion event. Spronta records who saw it, who interacted and who converted, so a widget that does nothing is obvious rather than invisible.
Instantly. Widgets are published and unpublished from the dashboard, so pulling one is a click, not a rollback.
Start with one page
Point Spronta at your domain and describe what the page is missing.