ClickFunnels is a hosted funnel builder. The account holds the funnel, the checkout, email, courses and a community. Launch is $97 a month on monthly billing. The pricing page lists unlimited visitors on every paid plan, then caps Launch at 10K contacts, 50K emails a month, 3 courses, 2 team members and 5 custom domains.

I would start here when that bundle is the job: the list, the course and the pages in one login, with visitors unlimited on the plan. I would pick another stack when the ad click, the checkout and a network postback have to share one record. That pair is ElasticFunnels vs ClickFunnels.

The pricing FAQ says ClickFunnels takes no percentage of sales. Launch, Scale and Optimize each offer a 14-day trial, and the FAQ adds a 30-day money-back guarantee. Paid annually, Launch is listed at $81 a month, Scale at $164 and Optimize at $248. Webhooks and API access are listed from Scale upward, so Launch does not show them. The Affiliate Center is off Launch and Scale in the feature grid.

Payments AI can route a charge by customer location, currency, product or amount. That is a checkout control. It sits apart from sending a server-side conversion back to the ad.

Classic funnels stay on Classic. The upgrade article says you cannot migrate a funnel from a Classic account into a 2.0 account. I would count a rebuild if the live pages are still on Classic.

Buyers describing the native Facebook Conversions API say it leaves out an event ID, which leaves deduplication to custom code. I would not promise a matched event from the pricing page. The longer comparison, including the Google upload and the postback, is the paid-traffic head-to-head.

ClickFunnels pricing, plans and trial

Which entry plan fits your traffic, from clicks, events, campaigns and ad accounts.

Facebook pixel vs Conversions API, what the browser sends and what the server sends on a sale.

• ElasticFunnels vs ClickFunnels