How to Create a Product

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Create a Product

First things first, let's get your amazing product listed. Think of this like setting up your store shelves—you want everything clear, attractive, and inviting!


  1. Navigate to Payments > Products
  2. Click Create Product
  1. Fill out all the juicy details in the Product Editor (name, description, pricing, images, etc.)

  2. Click Save

Congrats! Your product is now created. Next, you can check out these handy guides to enhance your product listings even more:


  • How to Set Up an E-Commerce Online Store (Websites)

  • How to Create and Add Products To a Funnel/ Website (Payments)

  • Import Products / Price From Stripe


Make Product Available

Great job creating your product! Now, let's make sure customers can actually find and buy it. Think of this step like stocking your storefront—visibility is everything!


  • Navigate to Funnels and choose where you want your product to appear: Website, Funnel, or Store.
  • For Funnels specifically:
  1. Click Funnels and select your desired funnel
  2. Go to the Products tab
  3. Click Add Product
  1. Configure your product details
  2. Click Save

Awesome! Your product is now visible to customers. Next, you can boost your checkout experience with upsells or special offers.


Add Order Element

Alright, your product's ready and visible—now let's get the checkout process streamlined! Think of this step like opening the cash register—quick, easy, and secure.


  1. Navigate to the Site Editor
2.Select the funnel page that will have the checkout form. If that page doesn't exist yet, create it:


  1. Click Add New Step.
  2. Fill out the details and click Create Funnel Step.

On the page, Add a full width section element.

Inside the section, Add a one column row

Inside the row, Add a one or two step order form.

Customize the order form, then click Save and Publish.

Make sure the product is added to the same page as the order form.

Fantastic! Your customers can now smoothly complete their purchases. Next, why not experiment with sticky contact options to boost conversions?

Your funnel order form should look something like this:

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