> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started.md).

# Getting Started

- [Installation](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/installation.md)
- [Creating a one-time campaign](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/creating-a-one-time-campaign.md): One-Time campaigns run between two fixed dates based on your site’s timezone.
- [Creating an evergreen campaign](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/creating-an-evergreen-campaign.md): Evergreen campaigns allow to give each visitor their own unique countdown timer regardless of their local timezone and the moment they landed on your site.
- [End Evergreen Timers at Your Visitors' Local Time](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/creating-an-evergreen-campaign/end-evergreen-timers-at-your-visitors-local-time.md)
- [Creating a recurring campaign](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/creating-a-recurring-campaign.md): Recurring campaigns are self-repeating countdown timers campaigns according to a set of timing rules.
- [Setting an expiry action](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/setting-an-expiry-action.md): Actions allow performing a set of actions when a ​countdown timer reaches zero.
- [Adding a countdown timer to the product page](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/add-countdown-timer-to-product-page.md): If you are using WooCommerce, HurryTimer allows adding countdown timer automatically (without inserting a shortcode manually) to any product page.
- [Customize the countdown timer appearance](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/changing-the-countdown-timer-appearance.md): Take control of which elements to show, and change countdown timer look and feel to match your site design.
- [Adding headline](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/adding-headline.md): Display an optional catchy message before or after countdown timer.
- [Adding a call to action button](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/adding-a-call-to-action-button.md): Call to action button is a great way to entice customers to take action.
- [Displaying countdown timer in sticky bar](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/displaying-countdown-timer-in-sticky-bar.md): Keep countdown timer always visible to your visitors by displaying in the ​sticky announcement bar at the top or bottom of any page.
- [FAQ](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/faq.md)
- [Billing](https://docs.hurrytimer.com/getting-started/billing.md)


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