Behavly

Follow up everyone who looked at pricing.

Behavly sees which signed-in users visited your pricing page and writes each one an email from what they did, and the path can end when they upgrade.

A look at pricing, followed up.

Pricing page follow-up in Behavly is a campaign path for signed-in users who visited your pricing page. It starts from Visited /pricing, a pattern Behavly found, or from an event your site sends on that page. Each email is written for one person from what they did, and the path can end when they upgrade.

Who looked, and what next.

Behavly offers patterns it found in your tracked behaviour, like Visited /pricing. Always on, each person enters once, the moment they join, and a wait can hold until they upgrade.

Only what a person did counts.

Apple Mail loading the images by itself is not an open, a security scanner following the links is not a click, and an out-of-office is not a reply, so each next email reacts to the person.

Again when interest comes back.

On your pricing page, the snippet’s behavly.track sends an event for a visitor your site has identified, and a Trigger Campaign takes them in. Again after a break lets them go through again 7, 30 or 90 days after leaving.

Each email from what they did.

An email Behavly writes is put together at send time from what that person did on your site and every earlier email on the path, in your sender’s voice.

From a look at pricing to an upgrade.

  1. Add the snippet to your app.

    Paste one async script tag into your site, on your signed-in pages too. The snippet detects a signed-in session on its own, so a signed-in user’s visits are theirs, with no identify call.

  2. Choose who to follow up.

    Start a Pattern Campaign from Visited /pricing, once or always on. Or send an event from your pricing page with behavly.track and start a Trigger Campaign on it.

  3. Match the page your way.

    For a wait or a branch on a visited page, choose Is exactly (that page, with or without a trailing slash), Starts with (the page and every page under it) or Contains (any address with that text, like /de/pricing).

  4. It waits for what they do.

    A wait can end the moment the person acts, not only when time passes. A branch checks whether they visited a page or did an action in your product within the days you set.

  5. It ends when they upgrade.

    Name the Goal as an action in your product, such as upgraded. Behavly credits each person who reaches it to the last email they got, and reaching the goal can end their path.

The rules around every pricing visit.

Visited a page
Is exactly, Starts with or Contains, so a translated page like /de/pricing counts too.
Again after a break
On a Trigger Campaign: repeats while they are on the path are noted, and 7, 30 or 90 days after leaving (30 by default) they can go through again.
Re-entry
On a Pattern Campaign, off by default. Allow re-entry after 90 days lets someone go through again 90 days after they finished. Never after a reply or an unsubscribe.
Goal
Name an action or a page, and each person who reaches it is credited to the last email they got, counted up to 7 days after their last email.
Across campaigns
One person on several paths never gets an email from each. By default, different campaigns stay 24 hours apart, and nobody gets more than 3 emails in any 7 days.
Sending window
The days and hours emails may go out: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM by default, in each person’s timezone.

Questions about pricing page follow-up.

01

Can Behavly email visitors who were not signed in?

No. A visitor nobody was signed in as is anonymous: their sessions show in Heatmaps, but there is no person to email. Behavly follows up the users the snippet saw signed in.
02

What if my pricing page is translated?

Choose Contains for the page: any address with that text counts, like /de/pricing. Starts with counts the page and every page under it.
03

What if someone looks at pricing again a month later?

On a Trigger Campaign, Again after a break lets them go through again 7, 30 or 90 days after leaving. On a Pattern Campaign, Allow re-entry after 90 days does the same, 90 days after they finished.

Meet the Behavly Agent.

It reads what each user does in your product and writes their follow-ups. Free to start, no credit card.