An offer is a product or pricing option that you define in your workspace. When you attach an offer to a funnel page, visitors can purchase it through a Stripe-powered checkout embedded in that page.Documentation Index
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Payment collection requires Stripe to be connected in Settings → Integrations.
What offers contain
Each offer has:- Name — the product or service name shown to customers.
- Description — internal context about what the offer is for.
- Status — one of Planning, Draft, Active, or Archived. Use this to track where the offer is in your workflow.
- Objections — an optional list of common objections (one per line) you can reference when writing copy.
- Price points — one or more prices attached to the offer. Each price point has a type, amount, and optional description.
Creating an offer
Fill in the offer details
Enter the offer name (required) and an optional description. Set a status and, if helpful, add any known customer objections.
Set initial pricing
Choose a pricing type and enter the amount in USD.
- One-time
- Recurring
A single charge at checkout. Select One-time as the pricing type and enter the price.
Price points
An offer can have multiple price points — for example, a monthly plan and an annual plan. You add, edit, and delete price points from the offer detail page.One-time price point
One-time price point
A fixed amount charged once at checkout. Enter a price in USD.
Recurring price point
Recurring price point
A subscription amount. Set the price, then choose the billing frequency (e.g. every
1 month, every 3 months). The frequency and cycle map directly to a Stripe recurring price.