ClickFunnels Coupon Code in 2026: 19 Checkouts, No Code Box

No ClickFunnels coupon code works at signup: ClickFunnels has switched off the coupon field on its plan checkouts, so a copied code has nowhere to go. The savings that do work come from ClickFunnels itself: paying yearly takes about 17% off, and a 3-months-for-$99 offer covers the Scale plan for new customers.

Yearly billing costs 10 months’ price: $970 instead of $1,164 on Launch. After 3 months, the $99 offer continues on Scale at $197 a month. The free trial runs 7 or 14 days depending on the signup page, and some partner links stretch it to 30. If you sell on ClickFunnels, coupons for your own buyers come from its Discounts app, included in every plan.

ClickFunnels’ cheapest plan costs $97 a month, or $1,164 over a year on monthly billing, and Scale costs about twice that. No wonder people search for a code before they pay.

Google’s first page offers plenty: 50% off all plans, a free month on a Pro plan, a code called FUNNELHACKS. Nearly half the results answer a different question entirely, about how ClickFunnels sellers make coupons for their own buyers.

I tested 19 ClickFunnels plan checkouts and read the code behind them. You’ll see which discounts are real, what each turns into, why most coupon pages are stale, and how to set up codes for your own buyers.

Key Takeaways

• No code box at signup. All 19 ClickFunnels plan checkouts I tested have the coupon field switched off, so there is no place to type a copied code.
• Yearly billing is the discount anyone can take. You pay 10 months’ price, saving $194 on Launch, $394 on Scale and $594 on Optimize.
• 3 months for $99 is real but narrow. It covers Scale for new customers only, then continues at $197 a month until you cancel.
• The trial length depends on the signup page. The pricing page’s buttons lead to a 7-day trial, other ClickFunnels signup pages give 14 days, and partner pages advertise 30.
• Seller coupons live in the Discounts app. Switch on the Coupon Field in your checkout too, or your buyers never see a box.

Why no ClickFunnels coupon code works at signup

No ClickFunnels coupon code works at signup because ClickFunnels switches off the coupon field on its own checkouts. Its signup pages use the same Checkout element ClickFunnels gives its users, and that element has a setting called Coupon Field. In the page code of all 19 plan checkouts I tested, the setting reads "couponFieldEnabled": false.

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ClickFunnels’ Launch checkout on monthly billing. Read from the card number down to the fine print: an add-on, the trial button, and no box for a code.

Those 19 checkouts cover Launch, Scale and Optimize on monthly and yearly billing, on both the 7-day and the 14-day trial pages, plus the yearly-only Dominate plan. The words “Enter Coupon” and “Apply” still sit in each page’s settings, ready to appear if ClickFunnels ever flips the switch.

The only price cut on the monthly Launch and Scale checkouts is an add-on you tick yourself. It offers 20+ done-for-you funnels and graphics packs, crossed out from $197 down to $47, with the line “Offer not available at ANY other time or place”. The yearly checkouts skip that add-on.

So where do the codes on coupon sites come from? At least 1 behaves like a plain link. In the r/GetADiscount thread for ClickFunnels, a member asked whether a FUNNELHACKS voucher still worked. Another replied that it had stopped working and “now redirects to a standard signup page.”

Coupon pages can also earn money from the links they hand out. ClickFunnels’ affiliate page promises partners a “30% recurring commission” for each month a customer they referred keeps paying. The FTC’s endorsement guidance puts the duty on the affiliate: “You should disclose your relationship to the retailer clearly and conspicuously on your site, so readers can decide how much weight to give your endorsement.”

None of that makes a partner link a bad deal, since partner pages carry some of the longest ClickFunnels trials.

ClickFunnels discounts that come from ClickFunnels

Yearly billing is the ClickFunnels price cut any buyer can take. The $99 offer and every free trial are for new customers only, and the 2 bundles, Funnel Builder Secrets and a lifetime account, cost $1,970 or more.

Paying yearly: 10 months’ price for 12

Paying yearly saves $194 on Launch, $394 on Scale and $594 on Optimize, which works out to 2 months free on each plan, or about 17%.

ClickFunnels’ pricing page shows yearly prices first, with each plan’s monthly price beside its yearly one, so the 17% is easy to see. Its FAQ says you can “change your plan at anytime.” The help center doesn’t spell out a switch from monthly to yearly billing, though, so if you plan to start monthly and move to yearly later, confirm it with ClickFunnels support first.

3 months for $99, on a page the pricing page skips

ClickFunnels sells 3 months of its Scale plan for $99 on a separate 3-months-for-$99 page, and neither the homepage nor the pricing page links to it. The page promises 3 months “for just $99 (regularly $197/month)” and calls itself a limited-time offer.

Its FAQ sets 3 conditions. The deal is “available for new customers only”, the “$99 will be charged immediately for your first 3 months”, and afterward “you’ll automatically continue on the Scale Monthly plan at $197/month (plus applicable taxes) until you cancel.” The page puts the saving at $492, which compares the $99 against 3 months of Scale on monthly billing at $591.

Over a full first year, the saving shrinks. Stay on Scale after the 3 months and you pay $99 plus 9 months at $197, or $1,872. That’s only $98 less than a year of Scale billed yearly at $1,970.

Moving down to Launch after the 3 months could work out better, if ClickFunnels lets you make that switch (the offer page doesn’t say). You’d pay $99 plus 9 months at $97, which is $972, just $2 more than a year of Launch billed yearly. You also get 3 months of Scale’s 75,000-contact limit at the start, against Launch’s 10,000.

Free trials: 7 or 14 days, or 30 through a partner

ClickFunnels’ free trial runs 7 or 14 days, depending on which signup page you land on. The Start Free Trial buttons on its pricing page lead into signup pages whose checkout says “7 days free from today”. ClickFunnels runs a second set of checkouts for the same plans at other addresses, and those say “14 days free from today”.

ClickFunnels’ other pages mostly quote 14. The pricing page carries FAQ data written for search engines, which never shows on screen, and it promises “a total of 44 days (14-day free trial + 30-day money back guarantee after your trial ends).” The affiliate page tells partners to “Promote the FREE 14 day trial”, and the nonprofit page says “Start Your FREE 14 Day Trial”.

Partner links can go further. A partner’s page hosted on clickfunnels.com promises a “30-Day Free ClickFunnels Trial”, and ClickFunnels’ affiliate page describes a free 5-day challenge that “includes a 30 day ClickFunnels 2.0 trial account”. Before you add a card, read the line under the button, because it states the trial length and the price that follows.

When the trial or the offer ends

The terms limit free trials to new subscribers and ask you to cancel “at least 24 hours before your free trial period ends”. That makes day 6 your last safe day on a 7-day trial, and day 13 on a 14-day one. Monthly plans need at least 10 days’ notice before the next month, or “your credit card may still be charged.”

The money-back window opens after that. The checkout promises a “30-day money back GUARANTEE after your trial ends”, which runs to about day 37 on a 7-day trial and day 44 on a 14-day one. Refunds go by email to [email protected] with the subject line “Refund Request”. The $99 offer has no free days, so you pay on day 0, and its FAQ says “All plans include our 30-day money-back guarantee.” The terms also let ClickFunnels change its price, with an email and a chance to cancel first.

Funnel Builder Secrets and the lifetime account

Funnel Builder Secrets costs $1,970, the same as a year of Scale billed yearly. Its order page sits on imallin.com under a “ClickFunnels.com – All Rights Reserved” footer, and it adds Traffic Secrets training, a traffic swipe file and a live traffic community to “12 Months of ClickFunnels Scale”. It renews at “$1,970 a year”. If you were going to pay yearly for Scale anyway, the training comes with it. If Launch would do the job, the bundle costs $1,000 more than you need.

The lifetime account is sold inside a certification program. A Funnel Builder Certification page on onecommaclub.com, run by Etison, the company behind ClickFunnels, pairs “LIFETIME Access To ClickFunnels” with the course. It takes a $997 deposit marked “NON-REFUNDABLE”, then “1 Payment Of $4,500” or “3 Payments Of $1,800”, plus a $297 yearly maintenance fee. Skip choosing within 7 days and the page puts you on the 3-payment plan. That’s $5,497 at the least, before the first $297.

If you only use part of ClickFunnels

A ClickFunnels discount is only worth chasing if you’ll use most of what ClickFunnels bundles: funnel pages, email, courses, a community, a CRM and a checkout on a single bill. Add up what you pay today for the tools ClickFunnels would replace. If that total sits near $970 a year, Launch on yearly billing is fair value and a deal is a bonus.

If you’d use only 1 or 2 of those pieces, a discount rarely closes the gap. Our guide to ClickFunnels alternatives prices the all-in-one options at the same 10,000 contacts. If Kajabi is the other name on your shortlist, ClickFunnels vs Kajabi lines up both price ladders, and GoHighLevel vs ClickFunnels does the same for agencies.

If the checkout is the only part you need, say for digital downloads or a membership whose content already lives somewhere else, a dedicated checkout costs far less than $970 a year. I built CartMango for that job, so treat this paragraph as the founder’s view. CartMango is free right now, with paid plans from $10 a year starting in November 2026.

CartMango doesn’t host courses or a community yet. Both are planned for CartMango’s $30-a-year Platinum plan in October 2026, so if you need either today, ClickFunnels does that job and CartMango does not.

How to tell a stale ClickFunnels promo code page

A stale ClickFunnels promo code page names a retired plan, promises a code you can’t type in anywhere, or stamps a fresh date on an old deal.

On Google’s first page, 2 coupon pages and a video tutorial get ClickFunnels’ discounts wrong or out of date: a deal on a retired plan, a 50% code with no box to type it in, a real checkout add-on sold as a 75% coupon, and a coupon feature said to be missing.

These 3 tells give a stale page away quickly.

• A plan name ClickFunnels no longer sells. ClickFunnels’ help center lists Basic, Pro and FunnelHacker from September 2021 to May 2024, then Startup and Pro until June 2025. Today’s plans are Launch, Scale, Optimize and Dominate.
• A code you can’t type in anywhere. If a deal says “enter this code at checkout”, remember that none of the 19 checkouts I tested has a box for one.
• A fresh date on an old deal. A “verified” label carrying the current month is no sign the deal is current when the deal underneath names a plan retired more than a year earlier.

The same pattern turns up on other course platforms. Our Kajabi coupon code check found no code box at Kajabi’s checkout either, and the Teachable coupon code check found Google’s AI summary recommending a MAGIC10 code that appears nowhere on teachable.com.

ClickFunnels Black Friday and nonprofit discounts

ClickFunnels had no Black Friday sale page on its site when I checked, and typing clickfunnels.com/black-friday into a browser forwarded me to the Funnel Builder Secrets order page. Coupon blogs describe past ClickFunnels Black Friday deals, from a lifetime account to 3 months for $99. Their numbers disagree with each other, and I couldn’t confirm any of them as a Black Friday offer on a ClickFunnels page. If you can’t wait until late November, the yearly price and the free trial work today.

Nonprofits get no price cut. ClickFunnels’ nonprofit page offers only the free trial, and no page I read mentions a student or military discount.

How to create a coupon code in ClickFunnels for your own customers

You create a coupon code in ClickFunnels inside the Discounts app, which ClickFunnels lists as “Included for free in every plan”, and then you switch on the coupon field in your checkout. The steps below come from ClickFunnels’ help center articles on coupons at checkout and on creating and managing discounts.

1. Click Add Apps in the left menu, find Discounts and click Add App.
2. Open the Discounts app and click Create Discount.
3. Give the discount a name of up to 40 characters, which buyers never see, and type the code. Codes take letters, numbers and hyphens only, are saved in uppercase and must be unique in your workspace.
4. Enter the amount and choose % for a percentage or your currency for a fixed amount off.
5. Under Entitlements, pick All Products, Specific Products, Specific Variants or Specific Collections.
6. Add a start and end date with a time zone if the code should expire. Without dates it stays active indefinitely.
7. Click Create Discount.

Then open your checkout page in the editor and click the Checkout element. In the Checkout Order Summary settings, set Coupon Field to Enabled. That’s the same switch ClickFunnels leaves off on its own signup pages. Skip it and your code exists, but your buyers never see a box to type it into.

ClickFunnels’ coupon settings carry 4 catches: the Legacy Checkout element takes no codes, 2 limits need Payments AI rather than Stripe, and most settings lock once you save. A fifth setting limits a subscription discount to its first few payments.

How often to run a coupon

A coupon works best when buyers believe the end date. In late 2022 I watched a brand sell a new product at 50% off, which it said was strictly for its 7-day launch. After only about 30 days it ran the same 50% off again, this time with a Black Friday label. I wrote to my email list about it at the time: “If we often run promos or deals, people will just wait for the next deal (just around the corner anyway) instead of buying at full price.” My closing line still holds: “Never sacrifice long-term reputation for short-term profits.”

In ClickFunnels, set a scheduled end date or use the Expire Discount button, and don’t bring the code back once it has ended.

A coupon also only helps if the full price was right to begin with, and our guide to pricing digital products covers how to set it. If you sell from WordPress instead, our WooCommerce coupon plugin guide covers what WooCommerce does for free, and CartMango has coupons built in.

FAQ

Can I get a free trial of ClickFunnels?

Yes. ClickFunnels’ free trial runs 7 or 14 days depending on the signup page, and some partner links and free challenges stretch it to 30. Trials are for new subscribers only. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends if you don’t want the first charge.

Is there a free version of ClickFunnels?

No. ClickFunnels has no free plan, and its cheapest plan is Launch at $97 a month or $970 a year. The ClickFunnels alternatives guide linked above covers cheaper options, including tools with a free plan.

How much does ClickFunnels cost per month?

ClickFunnels costs $97 a month for Launch, $197 for Scale and $297 for Optimize on monthly billing. Billed yearly, those come to about $81, $164 and $248 a month, or $970, $1,970 and $2,970 a year. Dominate is sold yearly only, at $5,997. Launch holds 10,000 contacts, Scale 75,000 and Optimize 150,000.

Can existing ClickFunnels customers get a discount?

Yearly billing is the likeliest saving for existing customers. ClickFunnels says you can change your plan at any time, but its help center doesn’t say whether a monthly plan can switch to yearly billing, so ask support first. The 3-months-for-$99 offer and the free trials are for new customers only.

Does ClickFunnels take a percentage of my sales?

No. The pricing page FAQ answers “No. You’ll keep every penny you make.” Your payment processor still charges its own card fees.

Where a ClickFunnels coupon search ends

For a ClickFunnels coupon code, the real options are yearly billing, the $99 page or a partner’s trial link, and none of those needs a code. Pick the plan by what you’ll actually use, take the longest trial you can find, and read the line under the button before you add a card.

If the only parts you’d use are a checkout and coupons for your own buyers, do you need the whole ClickFunnels bill? CartMango covers that part on its own, with coupons on all 3 of its plans. It’s free right now, then from $10 a year once paid plans start in November.

About the Author

👋 I’m Welly, founder of CartMango (the site you’re on), a checkout platform for digital product sellers. We’ve previously processed $179M+. I also run BirdSend (email marketing tool, 3.1B+ emails sent). On the side I show other non-techie digital sellers how I use AI workflows to automate 50%+ of my operations. Find me on LinkedIn.

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