Product on one page, order on the same page

Open eFunnel → All funnels and you’ll see how all your funnels are doing together at the top, with search and filters below.

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   Page views How many times funnel pages were viewed.
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   Add to cart How many times someone picked a product and moved toward ordering.
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   Purchases How many orders came in.
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   View → purchase What % of people who viewed actually bought — the simplest measure of how a funnel is doing.
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   Design Library Start a new funnel or section from a ready design (section 13 below).
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   Category Filter funnels by category — e.g. Eid offer, demo.
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   Stats for Today, 7/30/90 days, all time or your own dates — the top numbers and table numbers change with this period.
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   Search funnels Search by name.
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   Add funnel Create a new funnel.

Each funnel’s product, link and its own numbers on one row. The list alone tells you which ones are working and which should be paused.

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   Name and category The funnel name, with its category tag next to it.
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   Action links On hover: Edit, Quick Edit, Save to Design Library (keep the whole page as a design), Export design (download as a file), Publish to cloud (to use on another site), Copy (make an exact duplicate), Trash, View.
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   TOP SELLER The funnel with the most sales in this period is marked with this badge.
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   Products Which product it sells.
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   Type The page type.
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   Link The funnel’s address (/step/…) — copy it in one click with the button next to it, to put in your ad.
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   Page views · Add to cart · Purchase This funnel’s own numbers — a green number means orders came in.
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   Date When it was published.

The familiar WordPress block editor — build the page with eSalesPage widgets, with all funnel settings on the right.

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   Add block, Undo/Redo, list view Add widgets with +, undo mistakes, and see every part of the page in a list.
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   Funnel name Which funnel you’re editing.
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   View The live page in a new tab.
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   Preview How it looks on desktop, tablet and mobile.
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   Design Library Drop in a ready section or a full page in one click.
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   Save Save.
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   Page content You see what you’re building directly — click anywhere to change the text.
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   Funnel · Block Funnel settings and settings for the selected block.
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   Status · Slug Publish status, date, and address.
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    Page settings Name, link and how the page looks (next section).

Each funnel has its own look — separate from the rest of the shop.

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   Funnel name Only you see this — the admin name and link are created from it.
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   Funnel link The full address; open it with Open the page.
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   Header, footer, floating buttons Whether to show the site header/footer and the WhatsApp/call buttons. It’s usually best to keep them off so people from ads aren’t sent elsewhere.
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   Content width Narrow (720px), Normal (960px), Wide (1200px) or Full width.
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   Font An uploaded font or any Google font — for this page only.
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   Custom page background The page’s own background color.
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   Custom CSS Your own CSS for this page only, if needed.

An order form is added automatically at the bottom of every funnel. Customers order without leaving the page.

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   Title and subtitle Written your way — e.g. “Cash on delivery — pay when you receive the product”.
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   Selected products Ticked products, price, crossed-out price, and quantity up/down.
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   Variations Sizes or colors on separate rows — the customer switches in one tap.
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   Name, mobile, address Only the three fields that matter — the fewer fields, the more orders.
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   Totals Subtotal, delivery charge and total — update instantly when the product or area changes.

All form settings are in the Checkout form box under the editor. The form sits at the end of the page automatically; to put it elsewhere, add to the content.

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   Where it goes Automatically at the end, or anywhere you like with the shortcode.
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   Products Type a product name to add it — add a variable product and all its variations appear on separate rows.
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   Product rows Drag or use the arrows to reorder; the top one shows first (Shows first); remove with ✕.
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   Product selection Pick one (choose one) or Pick several (several, with quantities).
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   Starts selected Which one is ticked when the page opens.
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   Design Classic, Modern or Minimal.
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   Form title The big text at the top of the form.
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   Subtitle · Button text The line below it and the order button text.
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   Note under the form A small note below the form — e.g. “Our team will call to confirm after you order”.
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    Own colors This form’s own accent and button color.

Which fields to show, and what customers get for spending a certain amount — for this funnel only.

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   Button animation Pulse, Shine, Bounce or Glow on the order button — to catch the eye.
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   Email field Whether to show the email field.
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   District · Delivery note The district and delivery note fields. The shop default is in eSP Theme → Checkout.
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   Discount over an amount Spend this much, get this much off — deducted automatically. A fixed amount or a percentage.
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   Nudge under the products “Add {left} taka more and get {reward} off!” — this line shows when the customer is just short.
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   Free delivery over an amount Free delivery above this amount, with an “add {left} taka more for free delivery” nudge.

A little more from the same customer — without an extra delivery charge.

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   Order bump A tick box under the products — “Yes! Add this too”. One tick adds an extra product to the order at the offer price.
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   Quantity deals Discounts on multiple pieces — one rule per line: 2=50 means buy 2, get 50 taka off; 3=10% means buy 3, get 10% off. The biggest matching deal applies.
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   Thank-you page offer An offer for another product on the thank-you page after ordering — it’s added to the same parcel until it’s booked with the courier, so there’s no second delivery charge.

Small tricks to encourage people to finish the form.

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   Thank-you offer details Which product, offer price, heading and button text.
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   Offer open for How many minutes the offer stays open (e.g. 30 minutes).
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   Surprise discount The form shows a teaser — enter name, phone and address and the discount unlocks and comes off the total. You write the teaser, the unlocked message and the summary line label yourself.
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   Scratch card After entering details, a scratch card appears — scratch with a finger or mouse to reveal the discount, which is added to the order.

How much the scratch card gives, and how coupons work.

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   Scratch prize A fixed amount, a percentage, or a random amount within a range (e.g. 20–80).
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   Messages The text before it’s revealed, the scratch hint and the summary line label.
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   Show the card Where the card appears — before the products, before the form fields, or after them.
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   Coupon code box Off by default. Only turn it on when you’re really handing out codes — an empty coupon box makes many people leave the page to hunt for a code.
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   Auto coupon The coupon is applied to the order automatically as soon as details are entered — customers don’t have to type the code from your SMS or ad. Create the coupon first in Marketing → Coupons.

At least keep the number of someone who would otherwise leave the page.

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   Turn it on The form starts with a big heading, name and mobile fields and one button. Pressing the button sends a discount code by SMS, then the address and order button appear. This needs eSP Theme → SMS set up.
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   Which code is sent A WooCommerce coupon code.
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   Text Heading, subtitle, button and the message after sending.
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   SMS text {code} is replaced with the code automatically, and your shop name goes in front. Bangla SMS costs more, so keep it short.

A different ad account’s or a different client’s pixel — on this funnel only.

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   How it works Pixels added here run on this page and its orders instead of the shop’s pixels. Leave it empty and the shop’s pixels run as normal.
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   Pixel ID Facebook pixel ID and a name to recognize it by.
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   Conversions API token Token for sending events from the server — events get through even if the browser has an ad blocker.
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   Test code Code for testing in Events Manager.
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   + Add a pixel You can add more than one pixel.
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   Also fire the shop’s pixels Run the shop’s pixels at the same time if you want.
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   Security Tokens are encrypted when saved and never shown again.

Instead of building from scratch, drop in a ready landing page or section, then change it your way.

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   Search By design name.
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   My designs · Ready designs · Cloud Your own saved designs, designs made by eSalesPage, and designs kept in the cloud.
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   Categories Hero, Benefits, Trust & guarantee, Reviews, Offers & timers, FAQ, Order steps, Photos & video, Landing pages, Shop & product pages and more.
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   Where it goes The design is added at the end of the page.
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   Each design A name and a description of what’s inside — e.g. Classic COD landing page: hero, trust bar, benefits, gallery, reviews, FAQ, guarantee, order form.
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   Insert · Preview Preview it first, then insert if you like it.
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   Full pages Essential pages like About us, Contact us and Delivery & returns are ready too.