I’ve used dozens of page builders, from the Wordpress extensions (Elementor, Oxygen, etc.) to the standalone apps (Unbounce, Lead Pages, etc.) and all kinds of other types. I can tell you without a moment of hesitation that Convertri is light years ahead of everything else I’ve used. Like a Tesla, Convertri has five things that make it amazing: 1. This baby is fast. Like, Pagespeed scores in the high 90’s fast. 2. It is so fun to drive! Drag-and-drop functionality means you get to make the page look *exactly* the way you dreamed it up. Add in the layers feature and you have an endless playground to help you fulfill your conversion fantasies. 3. You’re constantly excited to see what they’ll come up with next. Development is always on full throttle, which means there’s something interesting and new to enjoy all the time. 4. Autopilot, obviously. In this case, I’m talking about awesome templates (for Pro and Agency accounts) and a page importer feature (add-on service). Between the two features, you can cut your work time drastically. Oh, and speaking of autopilot, Convertri has several native integrations (including webhooks and Zapier on the way) that make marketing automation a breeze. 5. The team behind the product is awesome! Their support is fantastic, they have an active Facebook group that the founder participated in personally, and you can tell they are 1000% behind their product. Is Convertri perfect? No. But I’ve never enjoyed an app so much.

It’s easy and fun to use, it creates blazing fast pages, and it has a stellar support and dev team constantly improving it.

The built-in forms could be more feature rich and you have to buy the quiz builder that integrates natively through a separate purchase. And the native quiz builder is pretty lame anyway.

Again, I'm not very good with page design or graphics but I even create all my Facebook ad images using Convertri then Snag the images and use them in my ads.

I tried ClickFunnels and was completely lost most of the time plus, I didn't "get" all the little boxes you have to work within. After buying Convertri, I was able to figure it out so quickly that I was up and running in hours and using it to make all the pages on my Wordpress sites. Pages load like lightning and that's critical these day with our short attention spans. I've been happy from the first day and remain delighted that I was one of the lucky Charter members.

I can't think of anything I don't like about it but if there was something the crew at Convertri would add/fix it. They are constantly working on the software so if you don't like something, just let them know and chances are they've already got it in the pipeline to be done.

Waste of time . How can you design a funnel building solution that has such a giant red flag in not being able to collect data on drop down/checkbox answers . Customer service is painfully useless and takes forever to respond with a superficial answer . Maybe they will fix this soon but so disappointing

UI is nice , you have the ability to build nice looking funnels but collecting data is huge issue currently

Cant do integrations to collect data with drop down or checkbox answers on funnels . Only free form which is sub par

Very good program, good customer service, etc. Only thing that is really bad is mobile page speeds. I compared it with instapages, Unbounce even Click funnels to try and prove a point. It was so much slower. You can get away with it if you have no external scripts and you keep the pages small.

This has A/B testing, and complete customisation. You can design things how you want without the need to hire a developer (but if you are using it as a shopping cart with a 3rd party tool, I don't advise.)

Mobile speeds were a joke, and after everything was designed it took several months. I had about 50 pages. They told me it would work as a website. Mobile pages were taking 10 seconds to load. Desktop is fast, but on the mobile, the desktop version was also loading in the background. In the end they couldn't solve it. So they told me if you don't like it leave. But I'd spent so long building the site and they said it would get sorted. Usually, they are really helpful with customer service but this was a big issue which forced me to leave.