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fluXtore vs WPFunnels: Which WooCommerce Funnel Builder Should You Pick?

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In brief

WPFunnels gives you a visual funnel canvas, a free plan that already includes one order bump and one upsell per funnel, and an email tool (Mail Mint) from the same team. fluXtore is cheaper per site and offers lifetime licenses, but its free plan has no bumps or upsells.

Data checked on official pages on November 4, 2026. WPFunnels was running a 50% anniversary offer on its pricing page, so its prices below are promotional and may change. fluXtore is our product, and every competitor figure links to its source.

What is the main difference between fluXtore and WPFunnels?

WPFunnels centers on a visual drag-and-drop canvas where you plan and edit the whole funnel, and it pairs with the Mail Mint email plugin from the same company. fluXtore is a lighter funnel plugin with a lower price per site, and it does not include email marketing.

What does each free version include?

The free WPFunnels plugin includes one order bump and one one-click upsell or downsell per funnel, with up to three funnels. The free fluXtore plugin allows up to five funnels with templates, global analytics and a checkout field editor, while order bumps and upsells need the Pro license.

That is a real advantage for WPFunnels: you can test a bump and an upsell without paying. If your first goal is to see an order bump working before you buy anything, start there.

How do the prices compare?

WPFunnels plans run from $65 to $300 a year at its promotional prices, for 1 to 50 sites. fluXtore Pro plans run from $49 to $299 a year for 5 to 30 sites, and a lifetime license costs $149 to $749. For a single site the two are close; for several sites fluXtore costs less.

PlanWebsitesPrice
fluXtore Personal5$49/year or $149 lifetime
fluXtore Pro10$99/year or $299 lifetime
fluXtore Agency30$299/year or $749 lifetime
WPFunnels Starter1$65/year (regular $129.99)
WPFunnels Pro1$100/year (regular $199.99), adds email automation
WPFunnels Business5$200/year (regular $399.99), adds conditional funnels
WPFunnels Agency50$300/year (regular $599.99)

WPFunnels states that prices exclude VAT and offers a 15-day money-back guarantee. We saw no lifetime option on its pricing page. fluXtore advertises a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Which features do both plugins have?

Both cover landing, checkout and thank-you steps, order bumps, one-click upsells and downsells, A/B testing, funnel analytics, a checkout field editor and funnel export and import. WPFunnels adds a visual canvas, conditional funnels and lead-capture forms; fluXtore adds conditional steps and URL redirects.

FeaturefluXtoreWPFunnels
Order bumps and upsells in the free pluginNo (Pro)Yes, one of each per funnel
Visual funnel canvasFunnel editor with stepsVisual canvas
A/B split testingProPaid plans
AnalyticsGlobal in Free, per funnel in ProDetailed funnel analytics
Email marketing and automationNot includedMail Mint, from the Pro plan
Conditional funnels and dynamic upsellsConditional stepsBusiness plan and above
Upsell payment gatewaysPayPal and Stripe (WooCommerce)Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Authorize.net, Square and others

Which page builders do fluXtore and WPFunnels support?

WPFunnels supports Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Oxygen and Bricks. fluXtore supports Elementor (the free version is enough), the block editor, Bricks and Divi. The two lists match except for Oxygen, which only WPFunnels lists.

How big are the two projects?

WPFunnels shows more than 5,000 active installations and a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 175 reviews on WordPress.org. fluXtore shows 50+ active installations and a 5 out of 5 rating from 4 reviews. Both are smaller than the leaders in this space, and WPFunnels has the longer track record of the two.

When should you choose WPFunnels?

Choose WPFunnels if you want to see a bump and an upsell working before you pay, if you like planning funnels on a canvas, if you need Oxygen support, or if you want email follow-ups from the same team through Mail Mint.

When should you choose fluXtore?

Choose fluXtore if you run several websites on a budget, if you want a one-time lifetime license, or if you already have an email tool and only need the funnel. Its Pro license unlocks bumps, upsells, downsells, A/B testing, analytics and URL redirects in a single plan.

How do you test both before you decide?

  1. Create a staging copy of your store with WooCommerce and one product.
  2. Install the free version of each plugin, one at a time.
  3. Build the same funnel: a landing page, a checkout, one upsell and a thank-you page.
  4. Run a test order with your payment gateway in test mode.
  5. Compare the time you needed, the checkout design and the analytics screen.

Next, read fluXtore vs CartFlows and fluXtore vs FunnelKit, or the roundup of the best WooCommerce funnel builders.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the free WPFunnels plugin include order bumps?

Yes, with limits. On WordPress.org the free plugin lists one order bump and one one-click upsell or downsell per funnel, and up to three funnels. fluXtore Free allows up to five funnels but needs the Pro license for bumps and upsells.

Is there a lifetime deal for WPFunnels?

We saw no lifetime option on its pricing page on November 4, 2026, only annual plans. fluXtore sells limited lifetime licenses at $149, $299 and $749.

Does fluXtore have email automation like Mail Mint?

No. fluXtore does not include email marketing. You can keep using your current email tool and send the buyer data you need from WooCommerce.

Which one is better for agencies?

WPFunnels Agency covers 50 sites at $300 a year (promotional price), and fluXtore Agency covers 30 sites at $299 a year or $749 lifetime. Compare your real number of client sites and the renewal terms.

Can I export and import funnels?

Yes in both. fluXtore exports a funnel as a JSON file that you can import on another site, and WPFunnels lists export and import of funnels on its pricing page.

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