Shopify app comparison · Direct alternatives
Superpop vs
PopGames
PopGames may suit revenue-linked budgeting. Superpop's published impression allowance and fixed Pro subscription make a different budgeting model worth comparing against expected campaign sales.
Written by Stackframes, maker of Superpop. Based on public listings, not independent hands-on testing. Checked . Pricing and features can change.
Superpop / The playground
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What you are choosing between
Compare the job each app does and the plan you would actually need.
| What matters | SuperpopOur app | PopGames |
|---|---|---|
| Main focus | A Shopify popup app with spin wheels, scratch cards, mystery boxes, and memory match. Collect emails and optional customer fields, award discount codes, and sync subscribers to Shopify customers. | PopGames supplies game-based discount popups with a dashboard for choosing games and changing rewards. It adds captured emails to the customer list and describes a player statistics experience that can follow visitors across stores using PopGames. |
| Listed price (USD) | Free: 5,000 impressions/month. Pro: $10/month with unlimited impressions. | Free to install; 5% of attributed revenue, capped at $49/month per listing |
| Best fit | four popup game formats with a generous free impression allowance | Merchants willing to pay based on revenue attributed to game campaigns. |
Features not mentioned in a listing are unverified, not necessarily absent. Visitors, impressions, pageviews, and captured leads measure different things.
A good fit goes beyond the price
Why consider Superpop
Our pick for four popup game formats with a generous free impression allowance.
- Four game formats on the free plan
- Exit-intent, delay, and scroll triggers
- Automatic discount codes and Shopify customer sync
- Pro includes analytics and CSV exports
Where PopGames stands out
Worth considering for Merchants willing to pay based on revenue attributed to game campaigns..
- Ready-made games and popup customization are listed features.
- Captured emails are added directly to the store's customer list.
Before you decide
- Free installation does not mean free ongoing use: revenue-based fees apply.
- Confirm attribution rules and the listed monthly cap before estimating costs.
- Preview reward delivery, consent fields, and mobile dismissal. Measure completed purchases and discount cost alongside email captures.
The practical details
When should I choose Superpop over PopGames?
PopGames may suit revenue-linked budgeting. Superpop's published impression allowance and fixed Pro subscription make a different budgeting model worth comparing against expected campaign sales.
How do Superpop and PopGames compare on price?
Superpop: Free: 5,000 impressions/month. Pro: $10/month with unlimited impressions. PopGames: Free to install; 5% of attributed revenue, capped at $49/month per listing These are listed USD terms checked on 22 September 2026. Billing units and included features may differ; confirm the plan before installing.
What should I check before switching popup apps?
Export subscribers and retain consent records where supported. Check discount rules, customer-field mappings, email follow-ups, and display triggers. Preview on mobile, then disable the old popup before enabling the replacement so shoppers do not see competing offers. Do not assume campaign designs or analytics history transfer between apps.
Sources & editorial approach
We compared published features, plan limits, billing units, and intended use cases. Recommendations are Stackframes' editorial judgment. We did not benchmark these apps or assign conversion, speed, or star-rating scores.
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