Pricing
ElasticFunnels pricing (2026)
The three plans, what every plan includes, the visit limits and overage rates, and exactly where the 0.5% checkout fee applies.
ElasticFunnels keeps pricing simple: three plans, every feature on all of them, and the price set by how much traffic you send. This is the full picture, verified against ElasticFunnels' own pricing page on 29 September 2026.
ElasticFunnels pricing, plan by plan
Three plans, every feature on all of them, priced by traffic rather than by feature.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $97 | Monthly | 50K visits/mo, 3 brands, 5 domains, 10K automation runs, 10 team members. Every feature. |
| Growth | $197 | Monthly | 250K visits/mo, 10 brands, 15 domains, 50K automation runs, 20 team members. Most popular. |
| Scale | $497 | Monthly | 500K visits/mo, unlimited brands, 50 domains, 200K automation runs, unlimited team members. |
What every plan includes
This is the unusual part. Starter at $97 gets the same features as Scale at $497: pages and the AI builder, same-URL split testing, the custom checkout with MID routing, the CRM, automations, the call center, more than 80 analytics cards and more than 50 integrations. The plans differ only by limits, so you never upgrade for a feature, only to buy more room.
The limits that change
Starter covers 50,000 visits a month, Growth 250,000 and Scale 500,000, with bots filtered out before they count. Cross your limit and you pay an overage per 1,000 extra visits, from $1.20 on Starter down to $0.80 on Scale, rather than being forced up a tier. Brands, custom domains, automation runs and team members rise with each step.
The 0.5% checkout fee
ElasticFunnels takes 0.5% of revenue processed through its own hosted checkout. Sales through networks and external platforms like ClickBank, BuyGoods and Shopify do not pass through it and are not charged, and your gateway's own fees are separate. At volume the 0.5% is a real line item, so weigh it against what you save by dropping separate tools.
Which plan should you start on?
Start on the plan whose visit limit matches the traffic you actually send this quarter, not the one you hope for. Because every feature is on Starter, there is no capability reason to buy up.
Starter at $97 fits a solo marketer or new affiliate getting the first funnels live under 50,000 visits a month. Growth at $197 is the common choice for a growing affiliate, multi-product vendor or small agency, with 250,000 visits and lower overage rates. Scale at $497 is for teams pushing serious volume who want the lowest overage rate and unlimited brands and team members. Since crossing a limit bills an overage instead of forcing an upgrade, it is safe to start a tier low and move up when the overages approach the next plan's price.
Is it worth the money?
The short version of the value case, before you commit a card.
What works
- It replaces the stack a paid-traffic team usually stitches together, a page builder, a checkout, a split-tester, a CRM and an analytics tool. A click, an order, a rebill and a refund land on one record, so nobody reconciles four exports to see which angle really made money.
- Same-URL split testing is the reason most teams move to it. Variants rotate server-side under one campaign link, so Meta, Google and TikTok keep their learning and a test never sends the ad back through review.
- Every feature is on every plan. The $97 Starter has the same split testing, checkout, CRM, call center and analytics as the $497 Scale; the plans only differ by traffic, brands and domains, so no feature is locked behind a higher tier.
- The checkout is built for direct response: order bumps, one-click upsells, subscriptions and weighted routing across several merchant accounts, with the AI page builder able to write a page from a prompt or clone one from a URL.
- Attribution ties each order, rebill and refund back to the ad, page and variant that produced it, so you judge angles on profit after the refunds land, not on clicks.
What to watch
- It is new, released in 2026, and there is very little independent review coverage to check its claims against. Until you run real volume through it you are largely taking the vendor's word for it. That is what you would expect of a platform this new, and the tools it competes with have years of public reviews behind them.
- It is priced for teams already buying traffic. Starter is $97 a month, so a founder who only needs one simple page and no split testing will find cheaper, lighter tools a better fit for that narrower job.
- There is a 0.5% fee on revenue taken through an ElasticFunnels-hosted checkout. At volume that is a real line item, though it never touches sales you run through networks like ClickBank or BuyGoods.
- It is focused on paid traffic and direct response, so a pure content or SEO site will lean on its page builder and CRM more than on its split testing and multi-account checkout routing.
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