Which ClickFunnels alternatives have order bumps and upsells?
·Founder, Stakk
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1 November 2026
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7 min read
Six ClickFunnels alternatives I checked list both an order bump and a one-click upsell: Systeme.io, ThriveCart, Checkout Page, Stan Store, SamCart and Stakk. Three of them cost less than ClickFunnels' cheapest plan, which is $97 a month. Systeme.io has both on its free plan, ThriveCart has both on its $47 Standard plan, and Stakk has no monthly fee and takes a cut of each sale instead. Checkout Page and Stan Store charge $99 a month for the pair, and SamCart charges $199. Checked 26 October 2026.
Why look for a ClickFunnels alternative?
Usually because you are paying for more than you use. Every ClickFunnels plan is paid. Launch is $97 a month or $970 a year, and the ClickFunnels pricing page goes up to $297 a month, plus a $5,997 plan billed yearly. Launch gives you unlimited funnels and pages, email to 10,000 contacts, three courses, appointments, one store and AI tools. That is a lot of software if you sell one ebook.
The second reason is the checkout tools. ClickFunnels' help center describes an order bump inside its checkout, and a one-time offer after purchase that the buyer takes without typing their card in again. But the pricing pages do not list either one by plan. The help center's plan list shows "Conversion Boosters" from Scale up, without saying what those are. So you cannot tell from the pricing alone which plan you need, and the upsell guide also lists a Payments AI account as a requirement.
It is not about a cut of your sales. ClickFunnels' FAQ says "You'll keep every penny you make." It is about the monthly bill and what it buys. We go through every plan in what ClickFunnels costs.
Which ClickFunnels alternatives have order bumps and one-click upsells?
Six that I could confirm on each vendor's own pages: Checkout Page, SamCart, Stakk, Stan Store, Systeme.io and ThriveCart. They split three ways on how you pay for the pair. Some charge nothing, some charge a monthly plan, and one takes a cut of each sale.
| Platform | Order bump | One-click upsell | Monthly cost for both | Cut per sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Checkout Page | Free plan | Scale plan | $99, rising with your sales | None, Stripe's fees only |
| ClickFunnels | Yes, plan not named | Yes, plan not named | From $97, plan not stated | None, Payments AI lists 2.9% + $0.30 |
| SamCart | Pro | Pro | $199 | None, SamPay 2.9% + 30c |
| Stakk | Every account | Every account | $0 | 10% + $0.50, card processing included |
| Stan Store | Creator Pro | Creator Pro | $99 ($948 a year) | 0%, Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 plus a payout fee |
| Systeme.io | Free plan, 1 | Free plan, 1 | $0 up to $10,000 in lifetime sales | 0%, your Stripe or PayPal fees |
| ThriveCart | Standard, 1 | Standard | $47 | 0%, Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 |
The two words mean specific things here. An order bump is a box on the checkout page that adds a second product before the buyer pays. A one-click upsell is an offer after payment that the buyer accepts without typing their card in again. A thank-you page that links to a second checkout does not count.
Checkout Page gives you bumps on its free plan, and its upsell starts on the $99 Scale plan. SamCart keeps both for Pro, which is why so many people look at SamCart alternatives too. Kajabi's help pages describe order bumps on every offer and upsells right after checkout, but its cheapest plan is $179 a month, so it is not in the table.
Which cost less than $97 a month?
Three get you both an order bump and a one-click upsell for less than ClickFunnels' Launch plan: Systeme.io, ThriveCart and Stakk. Checkout Page comes close, with free bumps, but its upsell starts at $99.
Systeme.io is the cheapest. Its pricing page lists one order bump and one one-click upsell on the free plan, with no transaction fees, and says the free plan never expires. The catch is new: free accounts stop taking sales once they reach $10,000 in lifetime sales, unless you move to a paid plan. Startup is $17 a month with 10 of each, Webinar is $47 with 100, and Unlimited is $97 with no limit. Like ClickFunnels, it is a whole funnel builder with email, courses and a blog, so there is still a lot to learn.
ThriveCart lists "1 Bump Offer" and "1-Click Upsells & Downsells" on its Standard plan, at $47 a month or $444 a year, in the pricing block on ThriveCart's home page. Pro+ is $87 a month and allows multiple bumps, which is still under $97. ThriveCart takes 0% of sales and gives a 30-day free trial. It also sells a lifetime account for a one-time $495, which leaves out its course platform. If even $47 is too much, our list of ThriveCart alternatives with no monthly fee goes one step cheaper.
Stakk has no monthly fee at all. You pay 10% + $0.50 a sale with card processing included, and both offers are on every account.
Which fits a seller with one or two products?
A checkout-first tool, not a funnel builder. If you sell one or two digital products, you need a product, a checkout, a bump and an upsell. You do not need five workspaces or 75,000 email contacts.
That is the seller Stakk is built for. You add a product and paste a link to your file, and Stakk emails that link to the buyer once they pay. Stakk stores no files, so the file stays wherever you keep it, such as a Google Drive folder or a Notion page. The order bump sits on the checkout above the pay button. If the buyer ticks it, the extra product joins the same card charge.
An example checkout with made-up prices, not a real listing. The bump is ticked before payment and joins the same charge, so the order carries one fee.
After payment comes the upsell: one more offer the buyer takes with one tap, against the card they just used. That is a second charge, and it carries its own 10% + $0.50. Every sale lands in your own Stripe account, not a balance we hold.
ThriveCart handles files the same way: it does not host them, so you link to a file kept elsewhere. Systeme.io hosts your files, and its help center says an order bump is processed as a separate transaction from the main offer.
When is ClickFunnels still worth it?
When you will use most of what is in the plan. Launch at $97 a month includes email to 10,000 contacts and 50,000 emails a month, three courses and communities, appointments, five custom domains, one store and AI tools. Scale at $197 adds five workspaces, unlimited custom domains, and webhooks with full API access. Optimize at $297 adds an affiliate center. If you would otherwise pay for an email tool, a course host and a page builder on their own, one bill can make sense.
It also never takes a cut of your sales. At high enough sales, a flat monthly fee costs less than any percentage, ours included. And you can test it first. There is a 14-day free trial, and ClickFunnels' FAQ adds a 30-day money-back guarantee after it. Use the trial to check that the plan you want has the order bump and upsell you need.
If you are weighing it against a checkout tool rather than a funnel builder, our SamCart vs ClickFunnels comparison lines the two up plan by plan.
When would I send you somewhere else?
If you need subscriptions, courses, email, a full funnel builder or an affiliate program, Stakk is the wrong choice, and ClickFunnels, Systeme.io or ThriveCart will serve you better. Stakk has none of those, sells in US dollars only and caps prices at $999. And if cost per sale decides it, use Systeme.io or Whop instead. Systeme.io's free plan takes no transaction fees, and Whop charges 2.7% + $0.30 on a domestic card with no monthly cost. Both take less per sale than our 10% + $0.50.
What Stakk offers instead is the checkout. The bump rides the same charge as the product, so it carries one fee rather than two. The upsell is one tap against the saved card, not a second checkout. Both are on every account with nothing behind a tier, which fewer platforms do than you might expect. And the layout came out of funnels that ran for agency clients before Stakk existed.
Want order bumps and upsells with no monthly bill?
On Stakk, the bump and the upsell come with the free account everyone gets. There is no monthly fee and no plan to move up to. We take 10% + $0.50 a sale with card processing included, and each sale lands in your own Stripe account rather than a balance we hold.