Peyton Fox, a Klaviyo-certified email marketing expert and founder of Spark Bridge Digital, featured Alia in a 2026 YouTube video titled "Use This Tool To Make High-Converting Email Pop-Ups With Ease." Fox, who publishes email marketing tutorials for e-commerce brands and has written for Klaviyo's own blog, walked through how her agency's clients use Alia's popup builder to turn one-time visitors into subscribers. Rather than a paid placement, the video reflects Fox's own testing of Alia across multiple client accounts and the signup and revenue lifts she reported directly to her audience of Klaviyo users.
Why Alia Stood Out to a Klaviyo Insider
Fox cited Alia's multi-step popup flows, ones that ask a product-related question or offer a mystery discount before requesting an email, as the reason her clients saw sharper signup lifts than a standard one-field popup. She singled out Alia's full-screen takeover format and self-serve builder, noting she could adjust triggers, stages, and on-page education without pulling in a developer. Fox also credited Alia's team directly, saying she has a Slack channel with the company's co-founders who help her build and test each layout, a level of hands-on support she said she had not found elsewhere.
What Alia Actually Does for Email Capture
Alia's builder lets brands create multi-step popups that qualify a visitor, through a product quiz, a preference question, or a discount reveal, before asking for an email or phone number. Fox demonstrated the interface's trigger controls, staged flows, and educational widgets, all editable without code. She pointed to Alia's ongoing collaboration model, where the company's team works alongside client accounts to run A/B tests after launch rather than leaving brands with a static template. Brands can explore the same builder at aliapopups.com/pricing.
From Single-Digit Signups to Double-Digit Lifts
Fox shared results from several of her agency's clients running Alia. Swims moved from a 1.4% popup conversion rate to 5.7%. Solawave reached a 9.2% signup rate with a multi-step flow built around self-care preferences. Pelodia climbed from roughly 1% to 8.7% with a mystery-discount popup, and Batch grew from around 10% to a 36% signup rate with a 43% purchase rate among new subscribers. One client added $86,000 in revenue from a single popup offer, a 143x return Fox attributed to switching from a static popup to Alia.
Why Fox Won't Go Back to a Static Popup
"I feel like that just speaks so much volumes when you can actually have a Slack chat with the co-founder and they're literally helping you build it," Fox said in the video, describing Alia's support team.
She added, "Never have I worked with an app that has that level of support coming with it." On the builder itself, Fox said, "Everything is super intuitive for edits, if you want to make small tweaks, doing that isn't super hard," noting the tool stays accessible to non-technical marketers.
Where Alia Fits in a Klaviyo Stack
Fox's review centers on Klaviyo-connected e-commerce brands, the same growth-stage online sellers Alia is built to serve, spanning beauty, wellness, and CBD accounts in her own client roster. Her clients' results share a pattern: brands already investing in email and SMS as revenue channels, with enough traffic to test multi-step flows, saw the largest lifts after replacing a static popup with Alia. For marketing leads whose opt-in rate has plateaued, Fox's video is a candid, third-party account of what changes with Alia's Advanced Targeting. Explore Alia's plans at aliapopups.com/pricing.
Source: Use This Tool To Make High-Converting Email Pop-Ups With Ease — Peyton Fox
