FunnelKit pricing
Plans and what they include
FunnelKit is billed by the year, not the month, and it comes in four paid tiers on top of a free WordPress.org Lite version. The order bumps, one-click upsells and A/B testing start on the Plus plan; the built-in CRM and email and SMS automation engine start on Professional.
| Plan | Price | Sites | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free (Lite) | $0 | 1 site | The WordPress.org version: a basic optimized checkout and simple funnels. |
| Basic | $99.50/yr | 1 site | Store checkout: conversion templates, single and multi-step checkout, slide cart, thank-you pages and abandoned cart recovery. No sales funnels or upsells. Renews at $129/yr. |
| Plus | $149.50/yr | 2 sites | Adds unlimited sales funnels, A/B testing, order bumps and one-click upsells. Renews at $299/yr. |
| Professional | $199.50/yr | 3 sites | Adds the Automations engine: CRM contact profiles, email and SMS broadcasts and the visual automation builder. FunnelKit's best-value tier. Renews at $399/yr. |
| Elite | $299.50/yr | 30 sites | Everything in Professional, licensed for up to 30 sites. Renews at $599/yr. |
FunnelKit Lite is free on WordPress.org and builds a basic checkout and simple funnels. Paid plans are billed annually at an introductory first-year price and renew at the full price shown in the table: Basic renews at $129/yr, Plus at $299/yr, Professional at $399/yr and Elite at $599/yr. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee rather than a free trial, and FunnelKit no longer sells a lifetime licence. It is a WordPress plugin, 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 fixes WooCommerce's weakest link. A modern one or two-step checkout, order bumps and true one-click post-purchase upsells replace the default checkout, and long-term users credit it with real gains in average order value.
- The built-in CRM and automation engine is the real differentiator. Autonami runs email and SMS broadcasts, cart abandonment recovery and visual automations from the same dashboard as your funnels, so you do not bolt on a separate tool like ActiveCampaign. Reviewers who tested it call it the best CRM for WordPress.
- It is a plugin, not a processor, so there are no per-transaction platform fees and your customer data stays in your own WordPress database. You keep whatever WooCommerce gateway you already use.
- There is a genuine free version on WordPress.org and a 14-day money-back guarantee on the paid plans, so you can build a working checkout and watch it convert before you commit.
What to watch
- No same-URL split testing. Its A/B test splits traffic across page variants an ad platform 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. Sellers who spread volume across several merchant accounts will need a different platform for that; a store on one Stripe account will not miss it.
- The full feature set carries a learning curve. Reviewers note that complex automation workflows take real time to configure correctly the first time. The checkout side is quick to set up; the automation builder is where the hours go.
- It is WooCommerce-only and billed by the year, with no lifetime deal any more. The automation engine sits on higher tiers, first-year discounts renew at full price, and it costs more than CartFlows at matching tiers. It is also one more plugin to keep updated against your theme and WordPress.
Frequently asked questions
How much does FunnelKit cost?
FunnelKit has a free Lite plugin on WordPress.org, then four paid tiers billed annually: Basic (store checkout only), Plus (which adds sales funnels, order bumps, one-click upsells and A/B testing), Professional (which adds the CRM and email and SMS automation engine) and Elite for up to 30 sites. First-year prices are discounted and renew higher, at $129, $299, $399 and $599 a year respectively. The tiers are in the table above.
Does FunnelKit have a free trial?
There is no time-limited trial, but there is a free Lite version on WordPress.org that never expires, plus a 14-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan. FunnelKit retired its lifetime deal, so the paid plans are annual subscriptions that renew at full price after the first year.
Are there fees on top of the plan?
Yes. FunnelKit is a WordPress plugin, not a payment processor, so you pay your own WooCommerce gateway fees (Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net and the like) on every sale. Email and SMS broadcasts sent through the Automations engine can also use a third-party sending service you pay separately.
What we read
From FunnelKit
- https://funnelkit.com/
- https://funnelkit.com/woocommerce-one-click-upsells-upstroke/
- https://funnelkit.com/woocommerce-checkout-pages-aero/
Other sources
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