What can a WooCommerce funnel include?

Funnel Builder Pro lets store owners create unlimited funnels that guide visitors from lead capture or a sales page through checkout and post-purchase offers. A funnel can combine opt-in pages, sales pages, checkout pages, order bumps, one-click upsells, and thank-you pages.

Choose pre-designed templates for opt-in pages, WooCommerce checkouts, and thank-you pages, or start with a page for your own layout. Templates are mobile-responsive and can be customized with Elementor, another page builder, or personalized code.

How can checkout be arranged?

Choose a one-step, two-step, or three-step WooCommerce checkout. The checkout fields editor lets you rearrange sections, reorder fields, and add HTML, radio boxes, checkboxes, and text fields. A multi-step field preview helps you review the layout.

Other checkout settings include Google Address Autocomplete, express payment options, automatic coupon application, checkout discounts, and product choices displayed with checkboxes or radio buttons. Live cart capturing can save an entered email address. Cart abandonment tracking shows abandoned carts, recovery rates, lost carts, and recovered revenue; you can adjust recovery email content, subject lines, discount amounts, and delays.

Where do order bumps and upsells fit?

Customers can add an order bump with one click on the checkout page. Rule-based conditions can determine when to show or skip a bump based on cart items, cart totals, categories, and coupons used. Choose an order bump skin and show position to suit your store styling.

Post-purchase, one-click upsells present offers after the initial order. You can use various product selections or deals to encourage a larger purchase.

Which funnel results can you review?

Performance utilities show contacts, orders, revenue, revenue per contact, recent activities, and the best-performing funnels and pages. In-depth funnel analysis reports visits, revenue, revenue per visit, conversion rates, and performance for individual funnel steps over a selected date range.

Built-in A/B testing divides traffic between alternative pages or offers. Compare one-step and multi-step checkout designs, order bumps, product prices, page designs, headings, or sales copy to see which variations produce stronger results.

How do you get started?

1. Install Funnel Builder Pro on a WordPress site with WooCommerce.
2. Choose a funnel template or begin with a page for your own layout.
3. Customize the pages with Elementor, another page builder, or personalized code.
4. Configure checkout fields, offers, upsells, and recovery options.
5. Review funnel performance and use A/B tests to compare variations.