On Close Paywalls
Learn how to manage on close paywalls
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Learn how to manage on close paywalls
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With on close paywall feature, you can enable another paywall to be displayed automatically to your users who closed the paywall without making a purchase.
For adding an on-close paywall, use Add Close Action in Paywalls section while creating or editing a display. You can prefer displaying an on-close paywall to your new users by adding an on-close action only for first display, or you can add on-close paywalls for all your users by adding on-close action for both first and next displays.
You can limit display of on-close paywalls using display rules. You can set display frequency and maximum display count for various scenarios like displaying an on-close paywall once a week or every 2-3 days, or apply a maximum display limit for displaying an offer paywall max 2-3 times to each user.
For adding display rules for on-close paywalls, use On-Close paywall display rules in display settings section while creating or editing a display. On-close paywall display rules settings appears on if an on-close action has been added in Paywalls section.
See the following guide for more information about display rules :
Whenever the close button on a paywall is clicked by the user, Deepwall SDK automatically closes the paywall and send a close SDK event to your app. If an on-close paywall is enabled for a paywall, SDK close event is not sent when user closes that paywall. If the user also closes the opened on-close paywall then the close event is dispatched.
You can check out the following guide for more information about SDK close event :
Deepwall SDKs support on-close paywalls after certain versions.
iOS SDK 2.4.0 +
Android SDK 2.4.0 +
React Native SDK 2.9.0 +
Flutter SDK 1.4.0 +
Cordova SDK 1.3.0 +
Unity 1.4.0 +
Deepwall Kids SDKs do not support on-close paywalls for now.
