FunnelKit Review 2026: This, CartFlows, ClickFunnels or…

In this FunnelKit review, I’m going to show you how I am using this WordPress plugin to increase the sales and net profit in my WooCommerce store that does millions of dollars in sales each year.

NOTE: FunnelKit was previously known as WooFunnels.

I held off writing this article while I tested the plugin thoroughly, and now that it’s been over a year I feel I can give you a great perspective on whether the plugin is right for you and your business — by showing you how I am using it in mine.

In this review, you can expect to see:

• Screenshots of the plugin’s interface so you can understand how it works very quickly
• Examples of how I have FunnelKit set up in my WooCommerce store, to help you “put yourself in my shoes”
• An example of a feature I was really excited to use but, after setting it up, actually can’t (and you might not be able to either)

And much more! Into the article we go…

Why I bought the WooFunnels Lifetime Deal (LTD)

FunnelKit is more than a ClickFunnels replacement. I mention this because I didn’t understand its power when I first bought it — and maybe you’re in the same position I was: looking to replace ClickFunnels, or knowing you want one-click upsells and hunting for your first funnel-building software.

ClickFunnels was expensive, buggy and extremely hard for me to manage with the way my business was set up. I had over 25 funnels with it and dreaded updating them, as you can see below — none had been touched for over a month.

Now, I don’t want to bash ClickFunnels — it’s because of them I moved my paid traffic over to sales funnels and scaled my store aggressively with ads. I even earned their Two Comma Club award. But I’m a WordPress user at heart, and I really missed being able to edit the code and customise my site however I want.

When I moved from ClickFunnels to FunnelKit I was paying $299/month, then moved to the yearly offer at $1,997 — still $166 per month for software I wasn’t all that happy with.

In the overall scheme of things, WordPress plugins that build sales funnels on WooCommerce are all relatively new — and that’s exactly why it’s so exciting. FunnelKit, FunnelKit Automations, fast page builders and cheap-but-powerful hosting have all come together at the same time to make this possible.