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Build the page after your ad, without starting from scratch.

Start with a template or a guided brief, make the page your own and try the visitor journey before you publish.

Your ad needs somewhere useful to send people. Hyperchat’s funnel builder brings the landing page, the enquiry form and the follow-up page into the same place as your conversations and contacts.

  • Start from 199 editable funnel templates
  • Turn a guided brief into an editable draft
  • Try the visitor journey before publishing
Review the landing and follow-up pages together. Fictional bakery brief shown in the actual creator.

Start with the offer you want people to respond to.

The guided creator asks about the audience, the approach, the offer and the look. Your answers become landing and follow-up pages you can keep editing.

Choose Offer first, Customer story or Explain & invite. Practical tips help you think through what belongs on the page.

Make the page feel like the business.

Choose from 199 templates across ad campaigns, industries and funnel frameworks. Edit the copy on the page, move sections around, change images and check how it looks on a phone.

You can use the guided creator and manual editor without turning on AI tools. Optional AI writing is available when your workspace has it configured.

Edit the layout and copy in the visual builder. The tasting offer and imagery shown are illustrative.

Walk through it before you share it.

Open a private preview on desktop or phone and move through the landing page and the next step. The forms in that preview are simulated, so trying the journey does not create a real contact.

When the page is ready, publish it. Accepted enquiries on the public form are saved in the workspace, ready for your team to pick up.

Check the visitor journey before publishing. Private preview forms are simulated.

Try it in your own workspace.

  1. Open Funnels and choose a template or Guided creator.
  2. Add the real offer, business details and images, then review both pages on desktop and phone.
  3. Try a private preview, save your draft and publish when you are ready.