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| Website | launchrender.com | tickvio.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Lithuania · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Tickvio is the fastest way to add animated countdown timers to your emails and websites. No code, no JavaScript, no developer handoff — just one image URL that works everywhere. The problem Static emails don't create urgency. Flash sales, limited offers, and product launches all lose impact when...
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As answered by people managing LaunchRender and Tickvio.
Tickvio's answer:
Most countdown timer tools either give you a clunky setup process, charge premium prices for basic features, or leave you with zero data after you paste the embed. Tickvio does things differently:
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Tickvio is built for anyone who sends emails or runs a website and wants to drive urgency — without needing a developer.
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If you use an ESP and want higher conversions from time-sensitive campaigns, Tickvio is for you. No technical skill required — if you can paste an image into an email, you can use Tickvio.
Tickvio's answer:
Tickvio was born out of frustration. While running email campaigns, I kept hitting the same wall: adding a simple countdown timer to an email shouldn't require a developer, shouldn't cost a fortune, and shouldn't leave you blind on performance data.
The existing tools were either overpriced for what they offered, painful to set up, or gave you absolutely no analytics after embedding. I wanted something that just works — design a timer visually, copy one URL, paste it anywhere, and actually see how it performs.
So I built Tickvio as a solo founder. The goal from day one was to make the simplest, most capable countdown timer tool on the market — with a free tier generous enough that most users never need to pay, and built-in analytics that no competitor was offering. No unnecessary complexity, no bloated feature set. Just urgency that works, everywhere.
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