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Give shoppers a slide-out cart drawer with a free shipping progress bar and inline coupons, so they never leave the page to see their cart.
Show a gate before visitors enter your store: an age check, a terms agreement, a region question or an access code. The store content stays hidden until they answer.
Age Check with the minimum age you set. Terms Agreement. Region Question that redirects visitors from places you don't serve. Access Code for private launches. Remembered Answers, so visitors aren't asked again for the time you set.
Date of birth in, real birthday math out — leap years and all. Set the floor at 18, 21, whatever your category demands. Come up short and you're out. No "click yes if you're old enough" honor system that a toddler could beat.
One question or six. Date of birth. A number over or under a line. An exact answer. A tick. A dropdown of regions you'll actually serve. Pile them on until the door fits your store. The bouncer asks every one of them.
Every answer right, or just one. Flip a single toggle and decide how tight the rope pulls. The bouncer enforces it without an ounce of mercy.
Clear the door once and you walk straight in next time. A month, a quarter, or just this session — you set how long the pass holds. Regulars never get stopped twice. The bouncer's got a memory, not a grudge.
Tighten the question and every old pass dies on the spot. Everybody gets re-checked against the new rule — automatically. Nobody coasts in on a policy you retired last week. Try sneaking that past a real bouncer.
Gate everything, or only the pages that need a door. Your blog stays wide open. Your bottle shop gets the rope. You point, the bouncer stands there.
Flip on the double-check and every answer gets re-read on your own server before the pass is granted. For the categories where one slip costs you a license, the bouncer checks the ID twice.
Keyboard users get a proper focus trap. Screen readers hear the question and the verdict. Nobody gets stranded, nobody slips past on a technicality. The rope's the same for everyone.
English, Arabic, Japanese, and nineteen more — the question shows up in your shopper's language out of the box. The bouncer is bilingual. And then some.
Anyone with something to lose when the wrong person walks in.
Add Modal Bouncer and ask the question your store needs answered before visitors browse.
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Ask visitors one question before they enter your site, such as an age check, terms, region or access code, and show nothing until they pass.
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User Guide (Version 6)