Sales funnel design services: built around your offer, on the platform that fits it

The funnel type follows the price and the trust needed. An opt-in funnel trades a guide, checklist or training for an email address, then sells by email over the following days. It suits lower-priced offers and cold audiences. A VSL funnel puts a sales video on the page with the buy or book button under it. It works when the offer needs explaining before anyone will act. Webinar and quiz funnels are variations on these two.

An application funnel is for high-ticket services where you only want to speak to qualified people. The page sells the call, a short survey asks about budget and situation, and conditional logic sends qualified applicants to the calendar. Everyone else sees a polite alternative. I ask about your price, your traffic source and your sales capacity first, then recommend one type. Building all three at once is rarely the right start.

I start with a funnel map: every page, what it asks for, and what happens after each action. You approve that before any design. Then I structure the copy from your notes, design the first page, and get your sign-off on the look. The remaining pages follow the same system, so the thank-you page and checkout feel like one brand instead of stitched templates. Mobile layouts get their own pass on every step.

Behind the pages I build the follow-up. For an opt-in funnel that is the delivery email and the sequence after it. For a VSL funnel it is cart abandonment and buyer onboarding. For an application funnel it is confirmations and reminders for the call. I install the Meta pixel and Google tags and fire conversion events on the right pages. Then I run test leads and test purchases before you send traffic.

Every build goes live as a funnel on your own domain, usually a subdomain like go or start in front of your main address. It takes one DNS record, and the platform issues the SSL certificate. I can add the record if you share registrar access, or send exact instructions to whoever manages your DNS. Ads, emails and pixels then point at an address you control. If you change platforms later, the address stays yours and old links can be redirected.

This page is different from my landing page service. A landing page is one page with one goal, built for an ad campaign. A funnel is several connected steps with payments or booking, and follow-up behind them. If you already have a working page and need the sequence after it, tell me and I will quote that part alone. If you are committed to one platform, my GoHighLevel and ClickFunnels pages go deeper.