Free sales funnel FAQ

The path from stranger to customer: a traffic source sends people to a page, the page asks for one action (an email address, a registration or a purchase), and follow-up emails lead to the main offer.

A website has many pages and many choices. A funnel is a short sequence of pages with one goal at each step and no distractions. Many businesses use both; for the website side, see CreateFreeWebsites.com.

An opt-in page and a thank-you page, followed by three to five emails. See the lead magnet funnel.

Of the tools we compared, Systeme.io and MailerLite have free plans you can keep. ClickFunnels, Kartra, Leadpages and HighLevel offer trials. See the comparison.

Its free plan does not expire and does not need a card, per its pricing page. It includes 2,000 contacts, 3 sales funnels and unlimited email sends. Free accounts have a $10,000 lifetime sales limit, per Systeme.io's help center.

Systeme.io lists no transaction fees on any plan. Payment processors such as Stripe and PayPal still charge their own fees.

In the US, yes. The FTC's CAN-SPAM guide requires a valid physical postal address, which can be a registered P.O. box, plus a clear way to unsubscribe.

Within 10 business days under CAN-SPAM. Most email tools remove the contact immediately.

Yes. The FTC says the relationship should be disclosed clearly and close to the recommendation. See the affiliate bridge funnel.

The software can be free. Your real costs are payment processing fees, any paid traffic, and your time. The funnel calculator shows the arithmetic.

We do not publish income claims. Results depend on your offer, audience, traffic and work. Use the calculator with your own numbers.

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