I have messed around with ClickFunnels a good bit. It is very simple and makes it easy to launch funnels fast once you learn the basics. It has less customization than what GoHighLevel (the tool Gusten uses) has. For example the font in Click Funnels is normal, Large, or Extra Large, while in GHL you can change the exact font number to meet your needs. I'm sure you can do this in Click funnels but it would probably require changing the settings each time you want to do that. Also, in ClickFunnels if you were to change your color pallete, it updates the entire page. So this may be a pro or a con for you but I personally would like the ability to change the color on each individual section, row, or column and not have them all under one "style". Hopefully that makes sense. Overall I would say Clickfunnels is a great tool and it has an amazing community behind it. To me GHL sounds like a more professional tool but at the end of the day they both work well.

@Jonathan Schmidt-Sommer yes it can, I believe that's exactly what Gusten has done. His version is Funnels.so and he gives you a 30 day free-trial. My understanding is that it's GHL with his funnel templates and other tools that he has offered to make it his own softward

@Tracy Wittenkeller yes the more I work on it the better I’m getting but you’re absolutely right. Personally I think you could get by with doing everything on a funnel software and never using figma but figma does make it easier to make specific graphics. I’m putting my time and resources into learning the funnel software first and foremost and then using figma as a tool on the side

@Tim Willis I didn’t even think about using it for a “text” headline. At first thought that sounds a little funny and probably isn’t very efficient but my guess is you can get a lot more creative with it? Sometimes more creative doesn’t always convert though

Yes, I feel like figma is much easier to create an overall design since you can literally just drag shapes and text boxes. You can't add a random sphere with layer blur on the funnel builders. At least I haven't figured out how. So the best way to do that is to export the background from figma and then upload it to the funnel builder, but then it doesn't always fit the way it looks in figma. So, I think it would be more beneficial to be learning in the funnel building software and understanding that since it is what you'll have to build with eventually. I am wanting to launch a funnel building agency. Initially I want to start redesigning people's existing funnels to help better optimize them. Then I'm hoping to get good enough to where I can create funnels for companies and manage them monthly for recurring revenue. I want to be a full stack builder but understand I have to start at the bottom with funnel design before jumping all the way in.

@Tracy Wittenkeller absolutely. I appreciate your input!

Sounds great! Thank you Gusten

@Rohit Thakur Makes sense, so you're helping them optimize what they already. In other words you look at their offer, copy, design, etc. And then help them change it up to have more success

@Piotr S. Thank you, this makes sense. Funnel building appears to be the lower end of the value ladder and then there’s a bunch of other services you can offer for upsells. To make it a business I need to be able to offer many things rather than just funnel building. I appreciate it!