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CartFlows pricing

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By Marcus Reyes, Editor. Verified against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-27.

Plans and what they include

CartFlows is billed by the year, not the month, and the funnel builder comes in three paid tiers on top of a free WordPress.org version. The order bumps, one-click upsells and A/B testing that make it worth buying start on the Pro plan.

PlanPriceSitesIncludes
Free$01 siteThe WordPress.org version. Build basic sales funnels and a simpler checkout.
Starter$99/yr1 siteFunnel builder with modern checkout layouts, product options and custom thank-you pages. Renews at $149/yr.
Pro$199/yr3 sitesAdds dynamic order bumps, one-click upsells and downsells, A/B split testing, smart funnel routing and advanced analytics. Renews at $299/yr; a one-time lifetime licence is $699.
Suite$299/yr30 sitesEverything in Pro plus Cart Abandonment Recovery, Modern Cart, Power Coupons, Variation Swatches and OttoKit. Renews at $449/yr.

A free version on WordPress.org builds basic funnels. Paid plans are billed annually and renew higher after the first year; one-time lifetime licences are also sold. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee rather than a free trial. CartFlows is not a payment processor, so you still pay your own WooCommerce gateway's fees on every sale.

Is it worth the money?

What works

  • It upgrades WooCommerce's weakest link. A modern checkout, order bumps and true one-click upsells replace the default checkout, and long-term users credit it with a real lift in average order value.
  • It works with the page builder you already use. Elementor, Bricks, Divi, Beaver Builder and the block editor are all supported, so there is no second page builder to learn.
  • A/B split testing is built in. You can test any funnel step, from the checkout layout to an upsell offer, and keep the version that converts.
  • There is a genuine free version and a 14-day money-back guarantee on the paid plans, so you can build a basic funnel and watch it work before you spend anything.

What to watch

  • No same-URL split testing. Its A/B test serves variants that ad platforms can read as separate pages, which can reset campaign learning. That matters most to media buyers optimising cold traffic, and far less to a store selling to an organic or email audience.
  • Payments run through a single WooCommerce gateway with no routing across merchant accounts. High-risk and high-volume sellers who spread payments across several MIDs will need a different platform for that; a store on one Stripe account will not miss it.
  • The billing is the sore point. Licences auto-renew and the refund policy rules out refunds on renewals, so a missed cancellation date can cost a full year. Set a calendar reminder before your renewal.
  • It is WooCommerce-only. CartFlows needs WordPress and WooCommerce running, so it is not an option off that stack, and it is one more plugin to keep updated and compatible with your theme and blocks.

Frequently asked questions

How much does CartFlows cost?
CartFlows has a free version on WordPress.org for basic funnels, then three paid tiers billed annually: Starter at $99 a year for one site, Pro at $199 for three sites (this is the tier with order bumps, one-click upsells and A/B testing), and the Suite at $299 for all six plugins on up to 30 sites. Each price renews higher after the first year. The tiers are in the table above.
Does CartFlows have a free trial?
There is no time-limited trial, but there is a free version on WordPress.org that never expires, plus a 14-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan. One thing to watch: paid licences auto-renew, and the refund policy states renewal payments cannot be refunded, so set a reminder before your renewal date.
Are there fees on top of the plan?
Yes. CartFlows is not a payment processor, so you pay your own WooCommerce gateway fees (Stripe, PayPal, Square and the like) on every sale. The Suite plan also bundles plugins whose usage can cost extra, such as SMS and WhatsApp follow-ups in Cart Abandonment Recovery.

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