About FunnelsMove
Independent, decision-focused guidance for coaches, creators and small online businesses building sales funnels and choosing funnel software.
What FunnelsMove is for
FunnelsMove exists to help readers make two connected decisions: how their customer journey should work and which software, if any, should support it. We focus on sales funnels, funnel platforms, pricing, use cases and software alternatives for smaller online businesses.
We do not try to cover every marketing topic. We do not publish unrelated keyword pages, invent product tests or treat a long feature list as a recommendation.
How we research product claims
For changing facts such as plan prices, limits and features, we prefer the vendor’s official product pages, support documentation and other primary sources. We record the date of material checks where useful. If a claim is an editorial judgment—such as whether a platform is a better fit for a course-first business—we frame it as analysis rather than vendor fact.
How recommendations are formed
Our default method starts with the reader’s workflow: traffic source, lead capture, nurture, offer, checkout or booking, delivery, retention and the existing systems that must remain. We then evaluate platform coverage, total stack cost, specialist depth, integrations, portability, operating complexity and realistic growth limits.
This method is designed to prevent a common mistake: buying an all-in-one platform before the business has identified the actual bottleneck.
What we have and have not tested
The current site content is based on desk research. FunnelsMove does not claim first-hand use, conversion benchmarks, customer interviews or private product access unless a future article explicitly documents that evidence. When we have not tested something hands-on, we say so rather than converting research into a personal-experience claim.
Affiliate funding and editorial independence
Some pages contain affiliate links. FunnelsMove may earn a commission if a reader purchases through one, at no extra cost to the reader. Affiliate relationships do not justify hiding material drawbacks, inventing urgency or recommending a product to a poor-fit reader. Merchants control their own prices, terms and offers.
Authorship, corrections and updates
Current articles are published under the transparent brand author FunnelsMove Editorial Team, not a fictional person. Material corrections should be made promptly, and modified dates change only when content changes materially. Readers can review the full Editorial Policy for sourcing and update standards.
Ownership and contact limitations
The current static build does not contain a verified public operator identity or approved public email address. FunnelsMove therefore does not invent one. The Contact page explains the current limitation, and the Privacy Policy describes the site’s present integrations and data flows. These owner details should be completed before active promotion.
What readers can expect from a page
Commercial pages should state the decision early, disclose affiliate relationships, link to the relevant topic hub, explain meaningful limitations, and provide a comparison table, checklist or decision framework when that improves the answer. Narrow informational pages should stay focused rather than adding unrelated sections simply to become longer.
What still requires owner verification
The website operator’s legal identity, operating jurisdiction and approved public contact method were not present in the supplied site. Those details are not guessed. They remain launch facts for the operator to complete, and the Privacy and Contact pages are written to avoid claiming a channel or legal status that has not been verified.