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FunnelFox includes a library of ready-made funnel templates modeled on high-converting funnels across popular niches. Each template arrives with a complete screen sequence, so you start from a working flow instead of a blank canvas.
Templates are starting points, not finished funnels. Every template ships with placeholder content that you replace with your own. Follow Personalize your template.

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Templates library

Ten templates are available when you create a funnel. By niche:
  • AI Learning
  • AI Photo/Video
  • Astrology
  • Mental Well-Being
  • Nutrition: Meal Plan
  • Parenting
  • Relationship/Dating
  • Self-Growth
By funnel type:

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Use templates

1

Start funnel creation

Go to the Funnels page and click New funnel.
2

Pick a template

Click Use a template and select a template from the library.
3

Personalize it

Replace the template’s placeholder content with your own before you publish: legal links, images, social proof, and paywall products.Follow Personalize your template.
Before you publish, run Check for errors. It catches what partial personalization leaves behind: dead-end screens, a Checkout with no product selected, mismatched plan IDs, and images with no URL.

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Personalize your template

Legal links and paywall products are required before you send real traffic to a template. The rest of this section controls how on-brand the funnel feels.
Use AI Chat in Editor to speed up your edits.
Any underlined text in the template copy is a hyperlink, and most point to a Privacy Policy or Terms of Service on the FunnelFox website. Replace every one with your own legal pages, using the Text element rich text editor or an External link action for buttons.

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Images

Images on transition screens and inside Options elements are layout placeholders. Replace them with your own visuals, or regenerate them in your brand style with an AI image tool.

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Social proof

Ratings, review counts, and user numbers are generic placeholders, such as “Join 2,000,000 users”. Update them to your product’s real metrics, or to numbers that stay credible for your stage. Replace the placeholder testimonials in any Reviews element too.

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Personalization variables

Screen copy may contain variables such as {{goal}} or {{name}}, which fill in from answers the visitor gave earlier. They appear in two places:
  • Screen copy: Updates automatically from user input.
  • Raw HTML: Calculates a value on profile and results screens, such as a BMI score or a well-being level.
Both work as they are if you keep the screens. Learn more about variables.

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Raw HTML screens

Screens with an HTML tag next to their name in the Screens list use the Raw HTML element for logic and visual effects beyond the standard elements. It either renders content, such as a scratch-off promo code or a results card with a calculated score, or runs hidden logic, such as calculating a BMI index from quiz answers. These work without changes. To adjust the logic or styling, edit the code inside the element. See per-screen custom code for the Fox API available to it.

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Branding and theme

Templates inherit your project’s global theme, so your colors, fonts, and styles apply across every screen at once. Learn how to apply a theme.
Raw HTML elements render with isolated styling by default, so the global theme does not reach them. Set Preserve Formatting to Yes to inherit theme fonts and colors, or style them inside the code.

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Paywall products and prices

Template paywalls display example prices and have no products attached. Configure these before you publish:
  • Plan picker prices: Update Price and Old Price on every plan. See configure plans.
  • Descriptor copy: Any pricing text below the Plan picker must match the Plan picker values.
  • Checkout: Select the product you sell from your payment provider. See product selection.
  • Wallet buttons: Select the same product on every Wallet button.
  • Secondary paywall: A discounted offer needs its own products at the discounted prices in your payment provider.
Plan picker prices are display text only. The amount you charge comes from the product selected on the Checkout element, so keep the two in sync.

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Funnel flow changes

Screens navigation runs through actions. When you add or remove screens, update the actions that pointed at them so no screen leads to a deleted destination, and set Destination to send an action to a specific screen. For example, if your template has an upsell screen after checkout and you remove it, point the Checkout element’s When payment succeeds at the final screen. See payment provider settings.

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Next steps