Publish your first funnel in ten minutes

This is the whole loop end to end. Following it exactly gives you a working, published funnel and a first real submission to look at.

1. Pick a starting point

Open Templates and choose one that matches your goal — the categories map to outcomes, not industries. Starting from a template is faster than starting blank because the questions are already sequenced sensibly and the contact page already captures the right fields. Choose Start from Scratch only if you know precisely what you want.

2. Make it yours

Selecting a template creates a funnel in your workspace and drops you into the editor. Nothing is locked. Click any block to edit its text, use the left panel to move between pages, and the right panel to switch theme.

• Replace the logo text with your business name
• Rewrite the headline so it names the outcome, not the form
• Cut any question you would not actually act on — every extra question costs you completions
• Check the contact page asks for what you genuinely need and nothing more

3. Preview it as a responder

Use the device toggle in the editor to check the mobile layout. Most funnel traffic arrives from a phone, so the mobile view is the real one and the desktop view is the exception.

4. Publish

1. 1 Open funnel settings and set the slug — this is the last part of your public link.
2. 2 Fill in the meta title and description so shared links look deliberate.
3. 3 Click Save Draft, then Publish.
4. 4 Use the link button in the toolbar to copy your public URL.

5. Test it properly

Open the copied link in a private browsing window, ideally on your phone, and complete the funnel exactly as a real responder would. Use a real email address you can check.

6. Confirm it landed

Open the funnel from the Funnels list to see its results, and open Contacts to find the person you just created. If both are there, the loop works and you can share the link.