How Funnelish works

Create

Start from a blank canvas or pick a template that's already converting. Add your products, then map the path a customer takes — landing page, product page, checkout, upsells, thank-you page. Each step is a page you control, and you can reorder or A/B test them at any point.

Funnelish handles the funnel logic underneath: one-click upsells that don't re-ask for card details, order bumps at checkout, and downsells when someone declines. You're building the sequence, not wiring it together.

Customize

Use the drag-and-drop editor to change anything — layout, copy, fonts, colors, images, mobile behavior. No code, and nothing breaks when you move an element.

Save your header, footer, or best-performing offer block as a shared component and reuse it across every funnel. Update it once and every page using it changes instantly. When you're ready to go live, point the funnel at your own domain from Settings — SSL is issued automatically.

Selling in more than one country? Geo-funnels let you clone a funnel per market — local currency, language, and offers — while keeping the same URL, so your ad campaigns keep optimizing against a single destination.

Every page ships on infrastructure built for sub-second loads, because a slow checkout is an abandoned one.

Payments

Bring the processors you already use — Stripe, PayPal, Airwallex, and more. Connect them in a few clicks; no new merchant accounts and no change to your existing rates.

Then set up smart payment routing so every transaction goes to your best-performing gateway, with automatic fallback the moment one declines or goes down. That's revenue you'd otherwise write off as a failed payment.

Selling subscriptions? Charge once or charge monthly — recurring billing runs on the same gateways you've already connected. And because renewals go through the same routing logic, a declined rebill retries on a backup instead of quietly turning into churn. Involuntary churn is the cheapest revenue in your business to recover, and most platforms leave it on the floor.

Automations

Orders can fulfill themselves. Route them to your supplier, your 3PL, or a Google Sheet — or use Funnelish's built-in fulfillment and skip the integration entirely.

Already running Shopify? Sync your funnels to your store so orders, customers, and inventory flow into the system you already know. Keep Shopify for your catalog, or go fully standalone — both work.

Then watch it all in analytics: revenue per step, AOV, upsell take rate, and where people drop off.