I'm currently also comparing vs the competition mentioned further up this thread. What I like about them though is an unlimited license, i.e. the use is not limited by the amount of sites I have. Do you have a similar option?
Also, could you please explain what is "advanced exit intent redirection"? And maybe some demo/example uses for injecting multiple sites into the back button history of a visitor?
Hi alex.b,
The funny thing about them is if you are solely basing your judgement on what they offer BHW members, they do not offer an unlimited site license. If you look deeper into the product, you did find they had a product launch with an entirely different domain, same product, just different price points and licensing models. Kind of shady if you ask me in that they offer the great members of this forum one price point, and other people an entirely different set of licenses and prices. Anyhow, we do offer an unlimited site developer license, but it is costly. It retails for $500, but our 20% off coupon does apply to it bringing the price point down to $400 for unlimited domains. We do not normally advertise this option as most people find the highest package of BackJacker Ultimate sufficient to their needs.
When it comes to Advanced Exit Intent vs Standard Exit Intent, the redirect is triggered in a different way. As you are probably well aware, with regular exit intent on most sites, if you move your mouse outside of the browsing window, whether it be to your task bar below the browser, to another screen if using multiple monitors, or anywhere above the browsing window where the browser controls are, the redirection would occur due to the supposed "exit intent". While moving the mouse above the browsing window to the browser controls is a good indication of exit intent, it does not always mean someone was going to leave a page. Also if someone were to move their mouse temporarily off one monitor onto another doesn't really mean they planned on leaving the page.
With our Advanced Exit Intent, if someone moves their mouse outside of the browser window it would not trigger the redirect. If someone however did try to click on the Address Bar to enter in a URL, it would trigger the exit intent redirect. The clicking outside of the browser window is what triggers out Advanced Exit Intent redirection. The only real gotcha with this method is that it does not play nice with iframed content like YouTube videos.
In terms of injecting multiple sites into the back button history, if you check out this video, it shows how one can inject multiple URLs into the back button history stack.
I encourage you to take our free trial for a spin and test our plugin to ensure it meets your needs. We have a ton of features that has met the needs of all of our clients and are continually developing it as new feature requests come in.
