ClickFunnels expert for funnels that are built right the first time

Classic and 2.0 are separate products with separate accounts, and there is no one-click way to move a funnel between them. A ClickFunnels Classic to 2.0 migration is a rebuild. I start with an inventory: every funnel step, product, order bump, one-click upsell, membership area, email and domain. I also note which pixels and integrations each funnel depends on. You decide what is still earning its place. Old funnels that get no traffic stay behind.

Then I rebuild each page in the 2.0 editor, recreate the products and connect Stripe. I rewrite any custom CSS or JavaScript, since Classic code rarely pastes across cleanly. Contacts move by export and import. The domain switches last, after test orders pass on the new funnel. Members and active subscriptions need their own plan, and I write that down with you before anything in Classic is switched off.

ClickFunnels custom code is a large share of my work on the platform. Typical requests include a button that appears after a set time on a VSL, a sticky mobile call to action and a countdown tied to each visitor. Others are forms that pass values into hidden fields, or CSS for a layout the editor cannot produce. I add it through the custom code element or the page's header and footer code, scoped so it cannot leak onto other steps.

A webinar funnel has more moving parts than it looks. Registration page, confirmation page with calendar links, reminder emails, the room or replay page, and an offer page with a deadline. I build each step, connect your webinar tool or a recorded video, and test the full path as a registrant. The replay and the cart close have to agree on time zones, which is where webinar funnels tend to slip.

Some clients ask for a ClickFunnels to GoHighLevel migration because they want the CRM, texting and calendars in the same place as the funnel. I rebuild the pages in the HighLevel funnel builder and recreate order forms and upsells on your Stripe account. Contacts move by CSV with their tags, and the follow-up is rebuilt as workflows. Course content moves into HighLevel memberships if you sell one. The domain record changes last.

I do not push everyone to move. If your funnel sells a digital product, converts, and your email tool already works, staying on ClickFunnels is the cheaper choice. I will say so. Moving makes sense when you are paying for a separate CRM, a texting tool and a scheduler that HighLevel would replace. I lay out both options on the first call and quote whichever you pick.