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Countdown Timer
A live countdown that matches your theme — for sales, launches, and deadlines people actually notice.
The problem
A sale or launch only works if people see it coming — and act before the deadline. Most countdown tools are a separate script embed that looks nothing like your site, keeps counting after the deadline has already passed, or buries the end date in settings no visitor reads.
See it live
Rendered live from the actual widget code, auto-themed to this page's colors.
How it works
Set the deadline
Pick the date and time from the settings panel — the timer counts down live, in each visitor's own browser.
Choose the format
Days · hours · minutes for a launch, or hours · minutes · seconds for a flash sale. Labels on or off, your call.
Decide what happens at zero
Show a message ('Time's up!' or your own) or hide the timer entirely — no more counting past the deadline.
Native & themed
Like every Nateo widget, Countdown Timer reads your Wix site's theme — fonts, corner radius, and color palette — the moment it renders, and re-matches automatically whenever you update your site's design. There's no separate widget theme to keep in sync, and nothing to log into outside your Wix dashboard. How that works →
FAQ
Which timezone does the deadline use?
The date and time you set is converted to each visitor's own timezone in their browser, so everyone sees the same moment.
Can I reuse it for sales and launches?
Yes — it's a single widget you can drop on any page, restyle with your theme, and point at a new deadline whenever you like.
What happens when the time is up?
The timer stops and shows the message you chose (or hides itself). It never keeps counting into the negative.
Does it match my theme?
Automatically — digits and labels read your Wix site's colors, so the timer looks native from the first render.
Works well with
Get Countdown Timer
Free to start, with two paid plans if you outgrow it — and one subscription that covers every widget in the suite, not just this one. See pricing →