Set timing to match the offer
Use a fixed deadline for a launch, an evergreen window that starts separately for each recipient, or a recurring or daily cutoff schedule.
Campaign timing, coordinated
One campaign.
Every placement.
Set up the campaign schedule, then publish its countdown for email, your website and landing pages. Choose a fixed date, a per-recipient window, a recurring schedule or a daily cutoff to match the offer.
Original timer designs
4 schedule types
Email, web and landing pages
Campaign workspace / preview
Spring collection launch
Campaign schedule
Fixed schedule · example
02days
07hours
41min
12sec
Email timer01
Website embed02
Landing page03
Built for the whole campaign
Email timers
Website embeds
Landing pages
Fixed, evergreen, recurring and daily cutoff
Why campaign timing matters
A campaign has one schedule. Let every countdown follow it.
Email, web and landing pages carry the same campaign story. Keep their countdown timing connected to the campaign—not scattered across separate placements.
Explore the workflowReach the places your campaign lives
Publish countdown timers for email, website embeds and landing pages from the campaign setup.
Keep the work organized
Group campaigns in workspaces and assign role-based access so collaborators have an appropriate place and level of access.
How it works
Choose the look. Set the timing. Publish the placements.
A practical workflow built around the campaign schedule, with the channels and timing patterns your team needs.
01 / Design
Choose a timer that suits the message.
Start with an original timer design. Choose a look for the campaign, then use that timer across your publishing placements.
A sample of the original timer designs.
Use timing that fits the campaign.
Choose from four schedule types. Evergreen schedules give each recipient their own countdown window.
FixedA defined campaign deadline.
EvergreenA separate countdown window per recipient.
RecurringA schedule that repeats.
Daily cutoffA deadline that resets each day.
03 / Publish
Bring the campaign timer to its channels.
Publish a timer for email, place an embed on your website, or add one to a landing page. Each placement is tied to the campaign schedule you selected.
A countdown timer for campaign messages.
Website
An embed for a campaign on your site.
Landing page
A timer on a focused campaign page.
Separate work by workspace
Organize campaigns for different teams, brands or clients in their own workspaces.
Set access by role
Role-based access includes owners, administrators, members, analysts and viewers.
Give collaborators a clear place to work
Bring campaign operations together in the workspace that owns the work.
For teams with shared campaigns
The campaign is shared. Access stays considered.
Workspaces keep campaign activity organized. Role-based access lets you bring people in at the level that fits their work, from administration to view-focused access.
ROLE-BASED WORKSPACE ACCESS
5 rolesOwnerWorkspace ownership
AdministratorWorkspace administration
MemberCampaign collaboration
AnalystAnalysis access
ViewerView-focused access
A few useful details
Know how timing works.
Does every visitor see the same deadline?
Not necessarily. Fixed schedules use a defined campaign deadline. Evergreen schedules provide a countdown window per recipient, so the deadline is not shared across all visitors. Recurring and daily cutoff schedules cover other campaign timing patterns.
Where can I publish a countdown?
CountdownFlow supports email timers, website embeds and landing-page timers. They are tied to the campaign schedule you set.
Can a team work on campaigns together?
Yes. Campaigns can be organized in workspaces, with role-based access for owners, administrators, members, analysts and viewers.
Put campaign timing in place
Set the schedule. Publish the countdown.
Bring your campaign’s email timers, website embeds and landing-page placements back to the timing that drives the offer.