Convertri review

Convertri is a no-code platform for building landing pages and sales funnels, including opt-in pages, checkout flows and upsells. Its point-and-click editor is designed for responsive pages, while tools for testing and conversion tracking help teams compare page versions and monitor results. The feature list also includes dynamic text, which can match headlines, offers and calls to action to ad keywords, plus page collections for generating many pages from one template and updating them together.

Convertri also handles transactions: its built-in checkout supports payments, order bumps and one-click upsells. An AI funnel builder is available to create a funnel with less setup, though the published materials do not specify its limits or which plans include it. The product is aimed at marketers who want pages, funnels and checkout in one platform, rather than a standalone landing-page editor.

Convertri’s appeal is the breadth of its funnel tools. The feature list covers the path from acquisition to purchase: landing pages and opt-ins, checkout, order bumps and one-click upsells. That can reduce the need to stitch together separate page and checkout tools, although the published materials do not detail which payment services are supported.

The page tools are useful for campaign variation. Dynamic text can tailor copy to ad keywords, and page collections can create many pages from one template and update them together. A/B testing is also listed for comparing headlines, layouts and offers. Those features give teams options for matching pages to campaigns without building each variation from scratch.

The plan structure leaves room to grow. Convert includes 100 pages and 25 funnels, while Scale offers unlimited pages and 100 funnels; Maximize lists unlimited pages, domains and traffic/impressions. The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial, so buyers can inspect the workflow before paying. Annual billing lowers the listed monthly equivalent, starting at $75 per month for Convert, billed yearly.

The main trade-off is capacity. Convert costs $99 monthly, or $75 per month with annual billing, and includes one team member, five custom domains, 100 pages, 25 funnels and 250,000 monthly impressions. Annual billing doubles some listed usage limits: Convert shows 10 domains, 200 pages and 500,000 impressions. Scale costs $199 monthly or $133 per month billed yearly; it includes 10 team members, 10 domains, unlimited pages, 100 funnels and 500,000 monthly impressions. Annual prices are per-month equivalents billed yearly, and annual billing doubles usage limits on Convert and Scale.

Traffic can add cost: extra traffic is listed at $30 per 250,000 impressions. Video bandwidth overage costs $10 per additional 100 GB, and Scale includes 100 GB per month. Maximize is $299 monthly or $199 per month billed yearly, but its unlimited traffic/impressions and domains come with a much higher price. There is no free plan, and the Page Importer add-on price is not published. Check your page, domain and traffic needs before choosing a tier.

The pricing page lists Convert at $99 per month, or $75 per month with annual billing, and Scale at $199 monthly or $133 per month billed yearly. Maximize costs $299 monthly or $199 per month billed yearly. Annual prices are paid yearly, not month to month; the pricing details say annual billing doubles usage limits on Convert and Scale.

Convert includes one team member, five custom domains and 100 pages on monthly billing, plus 25 funnels and 250,000 monthly impressions. Scale raises that to 10 team members, 10 domains, unlimited pages, 100 funnels and 500,000 monthly impressions. Maximize is the jump to $299 monthly: it adds unlimited team members, 25 sub-accounts, unlimited domains and traffic, plus dynamic text replacement and links.

Watch the impression cap: extra traffic is $30 per 250,000 impressions. Video bandwidth overage is $10 per extra 100 GB, and the 3x Limits Multiplier is a $197 one-time fee. The Page Importer add-on has no published price. There’s a 14-day trial, but no free plan.

Plan the move around the pages, funnels and integrations you need to keep. Convertri supports landing pages, checkout flows, upsells, testing and connections to marketing and payment services, but the published material does not specify which assets or customer data can be exported, or how integrations transfer. Export options and migration steps are not published here, so confirm them with Convertri before moving a live funnel.

The pricing details list a Page Importer add-on, but its price is not published and the material does not explain what it imports. That makes it worth checking whether your existing pages can be brought over before you budget a rebuild. Also map your domains and traffic against the plan caps: Convert and Scale have limits, while Maximize lists unlimited custom domains and traffic.

We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published material, so we can’t responsibly say what users report as reasons for leaving. Before switching, ask about data export, page portability, and what happens to checkout and customer records if you cancel.