I’ve searched the internet and found some great examples of landing pages created using the ClickFunnels platform. Hopefully, they will inspire your own designs!
Key Takeaways:
- Landing pages can be used for offers, freebies, webinars, and more
- Many examples contain upsells or lead to additional landing pages and offers
- To increase credibility, most examples contain social proof like reviews
1. Moonology Masterclass
Moonology is a business that focuses on the lunar cycles and astrology. The main website is hosted by WordPress, but ClickFunnels is used for its landing pages.
The landing page invites all book and calendar purchasers to claim a free ticket to a live online masterclass.
Individuals can claim their ticket by completing the online form and entering their receipt number.
2. Backyard Chicken Coops
This landing page is for a product called the Bok Bok Box—a pest-free chicken feeder. The page is long and details the product features and benefits.
To increase the sense of urgency to purchase, the page designer has included an animated stock indicator to show that the company is selling out.
The page also includes plenty of social proof with customer reviews and photos.
The user photos are a very powerful thing because they prove the reviews are genuine by actually showing people using the product.
3. Event Planning Blueprint
This landing page advertises a free workshop webinar that teaches event organizers how to get their events booked up.
The page includes information about the creator and includes brand logos of the companies she has worked with. Adding these types of things is always a good idea because it increases credibility and trust.
Individuals can sign up for the pre-recorded webinar by choosing to watch it right away or on a specific date or time.
4. Formula Botanica
Formula Botanica has created this landing page to promote a free introductory course for making organic skincare.
Individuals can sign up by completing the online form. The form asks a question about whether or not you have formulated skin or haircare before.
This is useful information to collect because it allows the creator to add people to customized marketing campaigns based on their answers.
The page outlines the course lessons and provides some background on the company itself.
Overall, this is a detailed landing page that gives the reader plenty of information. It also includes screenshots of Facebook reviews to provide social proof.
5. Musicality
This landing page from Musicality promotes the sale of a hardback book. The entire page and checkout are facilitated by ClickFunnels, so this is a great example of using the platform to sell physical products.
The landing page details what the book is about and how it will help you. Like the previous example, it also includes screenshots of reviews for social proof.
The checkout page consists of two steps (personal details followed by credit card details). The payment page also includes an upsell that customers can add to their order.
6. American Orchids Society
The American Orchids Society has a very simple landing page where you can sign up for a free issue of their magazine.
The page is designed to collect lead data (name and address). Once these details have been added to the online form, the magazine can be downloaded.
After signing up, I was sent to a second landing page inviting me to join the association.
I also received an email with my download link and was added to an email campaign for purchasing a magazine subscription.
7. Xperience Fitness
Xperience Fitness is a gym based in Minnesota. To encourage new members, it offers a free seven-day pass.
Individuals can sign up with their name, email address, and phone number.
After signing up, a digital voucher is provided, which can be printed or shown at the gym’s reception to gain access.
8. Digital DJ Tips
Digital DJ Tips has a landing page to promote its online DJing course. At the time of writing this article, the course was on offer with a 45% discount.
The landing page is lengthy, with lots of detail and supporting videos about the course content and what you will learn.
The checkout page features a one-step order form. Customers can pay in one go or spread the cost over three monthly payments.
To increase trust, the course comes with a 12-month money-back guarantee.
9. AppSumo
AppSumo is a site that finds and gathers software deals and provides an easy way to find software at a great price.
It has an affiliate program to help promote the platform, and interested individuals can sign up via this landing page.
The page details the program and how much you can potentially earn.
Although the landing page is ClickFunnels, the signup form is not. Instead, it’s provided by an affiliate platform called Impact.
10. Alte New
Alte New is an art supplies e-commerce site, and this landing page signs you up for a free eBook on art techniques.
The email with the download link also contained a 10% voucher code for the Alte New online store.
Signing up for the eBook subscribes individuals to a mailing list and also takes them to a fresh landing page containing more offers.
The first is for a free set of pens. To get them, only payment for shipping is required.
Further down the page is an offer for 50% off a set of coloring pencils. The order form is embedded on the landing page, where coloring pencils can be added to the order for free pens.
11. Art of Charm
The X-Factor Accelerator is a coaching program offered by The Art of Charm. It’s designed for men who want to become confident and charismatic.
The landing page is lengthy and details the program’s contents, its coaches, and what customers will get out of it.
There are also plenty of testimonials and reviews for social proof.
Signup is by application only, and interested individuals must first complete a survey. After submitting the survey, they are contacted by one of the coaches to find out more.
12. Get Control of Your Business
Get Control of Your Business helps entrepreneurs find success. It offers a free webinar along with a free toolkit to interested individuals.
This is another example where ClickFunnels is used in conjunction with another software app. In this case, it’s WebinarJam.
ClickFunnels does not have a native livestream or webinar feature, so this is why the creator has had to use WebinarJam.
13. Mastermind
Mastermind is on-demand training for those who want to build and launch knowledge businesses. Run by Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi, it’s probably the most famous example on this list.
The landing page goes into detail about the membership site and what’s included. You will also find plenty of social proof on the page.
Readers are directed to sign up for a 14-day trial for $1. However, it is stated that the $1 is donated to charity.
The order form contains a couple of upsells that customers can add to their purchase.
14. LadyBoss
LadyBoss is a fitness and wellness site offering wellness programs and challenges for weight loss.
The landing page is for a free eBook guide containing four steps for transforming your life.
This page contains many user photos with before-and-after images, adding proof that the programs work.
Signing up for the e-book then funnels you to a new landing page with an additional offer. Here, you are encouraged to sign up for a 30-day challenge for just $1.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ClickFunnels Have Landing Page Templates?
Yes, ClickFunnels has lots of landing page templates available for different purposes, such as one-time offers, opt-ins, thank-you pages, and more. All templates are fully customizable, and you can save your own designs as templates.
How Many Landing Pages Can I Create in ClickFunnels?
You are free to create and use unlimited landing pages in ClickFunnels, regardless of your chosen pricing plan.
