Interstitial prompts

Information on Recurly Engage's enhanced SDK. It details the new granular button controls for interstitial prompts on HTML devices, Roku, and Apple TV, which allow for customized button layouts and positioning.

Recurly Engage's enhanced SDK gives you granular button controls for interstitial prompts on HTML devices (including React Native), Roku, and Apple TV. Customize button dimensions, border radius, thickness and color, font size, and absolute positioning—all configured programmatically within the SDK.
Available on all Recurly Engage plans

Key benefits

This enhanced functionality gives developers the flexibility to design highly customized, effective interstitial prompts for a wide range of use cases. The ability to precisely control button layouts—stacked or inline—is especially valuable for optimizing the user experience and driving specific outcomes.

Enhanced customizationCreate unique button styles that align with your brand's design language.
Improved user experienceOptimize button placement and layout to improve readability and user interaction.
Flexible designTailor prompts for high-value use cases such as subscriber activation, engagement campaigns, involuntary churn reduction, and special offers.

Step-by-step guide

The new granular controls are configured programmatically within the SDK, simplifying the process of creating custom prompts.

1

Create a new interstitial prompt

In Pulse, the Recurly Engage management console, navigate to Prompts > + New Prompt. Select the Interstitial prompt type for the device type you're targeting.

2

Configure your prompt details

In the prompt's details section, configure your targeted segment, trigger, limits, and schedule.

3

Edit the prompt design

From the Prompt Details screen, open the Edit prompt design window and configure your prompt to match the messaging, styles, and interactions you want.

4

Update the user interactions

In the User Interaction section, update your buttons with personalized height, width, font size, border radius, thickness and color, and positioning.


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