Occasion dates built in
White Friday, Ramadan, both Eids and Gulf national days are worked out in advance, and you can adjust them.
Pick the occasion and write your offer. A bar with a live countdown and a button to your offer page appears at the top of your site. The dates are ready and the design fits each occasion.
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Design your White Friday, Ramadan and Eid posts and ads in your brand style, then publish and schedule them from one place.
Try AdlyWhite Friday, Ramadan, Eid, a national day, or a date for your own offer. The date fills in for you.
A title, the offer text, a button to your offer page, and text to show after the countdown if you want.
The occasion design or your brand color, at the top of the page or where you paste the code.
Two lines in your site template or in your store builder's custom code box.
White Friday, Ramadan, both Eids and Gulf national days are worked out in advance, and you can adjust them.
Black for White Friday, navy and gold for Ramadan, and flag colors for each national day.
A right-to-left bar with correct Arabic, plus an English version when you need it.
The bar hides when time runs out, or shows text you choose, like "The offer is live now".
It rearranges itself on small screens so the countdown and the button stay clear.
The bar is isolated from your page styles, light, and sets no tracking cookies.
Announce the sale date early so visitors come back on launch day.
Remind customers how long they have so orders arrive before Eid.
A one-day offer in flag colors that gets noticed.
Any discount with a hard end, from a product launch to an end-of-season sale.
A countdown banner is a bar at the top of a website that shows the days, hours, minutes and seconds left until an offer or occasion. Visitors see the deadline clearly and know the time is limited, which brings more return visits and faster buying decisions.
In Arab online stores the biggest sales seasons are White Friday, Ramadan, both Eids and national days. So the bar comes with those dates ready and a design for each one, and the deadline runs on the time zone you choose, so the countdown ends at the same moment for every visitor.
The code is two lines: the bar element and a small script from Adly that draws it. The bar includes a small link to Adly.
Yes. The banner is completely free, with no signup and no visitor limit.
In your site template before the closing body tag, or in your store builder's custom code box. With "Top of the page" selected, the bar moves itself to the top wherever you paste the code.
They are expected dates from the calendar and can move by a day with the moon sighting. You can change the date and time before you copy the code.
The one you choose, like GMT+3 for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain or GMT+4 for the UAE and Oman. The countdown ends at the same moment for every visitor wherever they are.
The bar hides by itself, or shows the text you wrote in "Text after the countdown ends", like "The offer is live now".
Yes, if you allow it. It stays closed for that visitor until they close the browser.
It works on any site that lets you add custom HTML code, and most store builders have a box for that in their theme or footer settings.
No. The file is small, loads after your page, and uses no libraries or extra fonts.
In Adly you write the offer and the AI designs posts and ads in your brand style, then you publish or schedule them from one place.
Design your White Friday, Ramadan and Eid posts and ads in your brand style, then publish and schedule them from one place.
Try Adly