Convertri review: Hosted funnel and landing page builder with checkout, upsells and a 14-day trial

What Convertri does

Hosts and builds sales funnels and landing pages with checkout, order bumps, upsells, A/B tests and membership areas, without code.

Convertri is a hosted sales funnel builder that also covers landing pages. You build opt-in pages, sales pages, checkout steps, upsells and thank-you pages in one place without writing code, using a free-form drag-and-drop editor that lets you position elements precisely rather than working in a rigid grid.

Beyond page building, the vendor lists a built-in shopping cart that works with PayPal, Apple Pay and Stripe, order bumps, 1-click upsells, A/B testing, and dynamic text replacement that adapts page copy to the ad keyword. Collections let you create many pages from one template, sub-accounts keep client work separate, and membership areas can deliver courses and gated content. Pages can run on your own domain or a subdomain.

Pricing is organised in three plans named Convert, Scale and Maximize. Convertri aimed at starters building landing pages, Scale adds full funnels, membership sites and dynamic text, and Maximize targets agencies with the page importer, multiple custom domains, custom HTML and no traffic limit. Both monthly and annual billing are offered, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Pricing not published on the official site in the text we could read, so check the pricing page for current amounts. If traffic goes over the limit there is no automatic cut-off; extra traffic is sold at $30 per 250k impressions.

• Free-form drag-and-drop page editor
• Built-in shopping cart with PayPal, Apple Pay and Stripe
• Order bumps and 1-click upsells
• A/B testing
• Dynamic text replacement for ad keywords
• Collections for creating many pages from one template
• Sub-accounts for clients or brands
• Membership and gated content areas

Our take

Convertri suits marketers who pay for traffic and want landing pages, checkout and upsells in one hosted tool, and agencies that need separate client accounts. The Maximize plan is the one the vendor points agencies to. It is less clear for buyers who need a permanent free plan, a published API, or prices visible before signing up, because the official pages we read show none of these. Speed claims and comparison grades come from the vendor itself, so treat them as vendor statements. Start with the 14-day trial and check the plan that matches the features you need, since sales funnels and memberships sit above the entry plan.