An email gate requires visitors to submit their email address before they can access your map or guide. It is the simplest and most effective way to turn map traffic into a contact list. Use it on a curated dining guide, a visitor resource, a neighborhood map, or any content valuable enough that people will trade an email to unlock it. Every person who wants access becomes a lead you can reach.

Show the right message to the right person at the right time based on where they are and when they are viewing your map. Proxi's location-based pop-ups let you draw a geofence around any area and trigger a custom message only when a viewer enters that zone. Combine location triggers with a date range and your pop-up only appears within a specific geographic area during a specific campaign window. Use pop-ups to capture email leads, promote a sponsor, send viewers to a featured business, link to tickets or reservations, or share a timely announcement. Set priority levels across multiple pop-ups so the most important message always shows first. Control delay and frequency so your audience sees pop-ups on a cadence that feels helpful rather than intrusive.

Pop-ups work for:
‍Sponsor placements. Sell pop-up inventory as a premium sponsor benefit, complete with branded logo, custom colors, and priority placement.
‍Event activations. Trigger a pop-up only during the event date range and within the event footprint, keeping your map evergreen the rest of the year.
‍Visitor engagement. Show a welcome message or top things to do nearby when someone opens the map near a hotel zone or visitor center.
‍Email list growth. Collect emails inside the pop-up before sending viewers into the map content.
‍Featured business pushes. When someone clicks the pop-up, open a specific point card on the map so sponsors and partners get a direct, guided path to their listing.
‍Seasonal campaigns. Rotate pop-ups for restaurant weeks, holiday shop hops, passport challenges, and other time-limited programs without rebuilding your map.

Point inquiry forms let viewers submit their contact information directly from a specific location on your map. When someone is looking at a business listing, a property, a venue, or a featured stop and wants to know more, they can request information without leaving the map experience. Every inquiry is a high-intent lead tied to a specific location. Use point inquiries for real estate listings, venue inquiries, membership sign-ups, event registrations, or any situation where location-specific interest should convert into a direct conversation.