Feature Requests

I genuinely love ClickFunnels. The training, the frameworks, the community — there is nothing else like it for learning how to actually build and grow an online business. That's why I'm still here and why I want to see it keep winning. I'm not a developer. But I've been using AI tools like Claude Code and they are insanely powerful for building funnel content, email sequences, page copy, workflows — all of it. I know CF already has some built in AI features for pages and content and they are actually pretty good. But tools like Claude Code are on another level because they have access to all my business data, my past funnels, my results, my audience — so everything it builds is actually tailored to me instead of generic. The difference in quality is huge. On top of that the CRO potential is massive. I already have AI pulling live data from CF, Meta, Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity together. AI can look at all that real data and tell me exactly what needs to change on a page or in a sequence — but then I still have to go make every single change by hand. If AI could actually make those updates directly inside CF based on real performance data that would be a game changer for conversions. The problem is AI can build everything EXCEPT actually put it inside ClickFunnels. So I'm stuck copying and pasting AI output into the drag and drop builder manually which takes forever and defeats the whole point. What I'd love is some way for AI tools to actually create pages, funnels, email sequences and automations directly inside CF instead of me having to do it all by hand after. The drag and drop builder would still be there to review and tweak everything — AI gets you 80-90% of the way there and CF's builder handles the rest. You're never starting from scratch. With how fast AI is moving this feels like a big opportunity for CF to stay ahead. Right now the bottleneck isn't creating the content — it's getting it into the platform. For the team — I've heard an MCP might be a way to make this kind of thing possible. Not sure if that's the right path but figured it was worth mentioning in case it helps point things in the right direction!

Feature summary: Add comprehensive performance metrics and an inline email preview to the Broadcast list view so users can evaluate each broadcast’s results without opening individual emails. Problem / why this matters: Currently the Broadcast list is minimal and requires opening each broadcast (or digging through reports) to see performance. This slows optimization and A/B learning. For 2026-level email marketing, teams need immediate visibility of the key metrics that determine why an email succeeded or failed. Having stats and the subject/preheader/visual preview on the main list speeds analysis, increases iteration velocity, and improves deliverability, engagement, and revenue. Proposed solution / desired behavior: On the Broadcast list page, add the following columns and UI elements for each broadcast row: Visual preview (replace the current generic icon) Small thumbnail screenshot of the email to the left of the broadcast name. Hover state: expands into a larger preview so marketers can quickly scan layout, imagery, CTAs and copy without leaving the list. Enhanced Name column Show: broadcast name (primary), subject line (secondary), and pre-header text (tertiary) all in the name column so teams can quickly correlate messaging with performance. Open Rate column Display percentage (e.g., 28.4%) and raw numbers underneath (e.g., 2,842 / 10,000). Clicked Rate column Display percentage of total recipients who clicked any link (e.g., 4.5%) and raw count (e.g., 450). CTOR (Click-to-Open Rate) column Display percentage of opens that resulted in a click (e.g., 15.8%). Additional performance columns (optional/expandable) Delivered rate, bounce rate, unsubscribe rate, spam reports, revenue attributed (if applicable), and a “last sent” timestamp. Allow columns to be shown/hidden and reorderable. Quick actions / drill-downs Clicking any metric opens detailed reporting for that broadcast (same screen used today) for deeper analysis. Hover or inline tooltip to show definitions (e.g., CTOR = clicks ÷ opens). Design / UX notes: Keep rows compact for scannability; thumbnails should be small but legible on hover. Permit toggling between compact and expanded list views. Provide export and sort/filter capabilities (sort by open rate, clicked rate, CTOR, date, subject, etc.). Respect privacy and performance: store lightweight thumbnails or render client-side from archived HTML; lazy-load previews to avoid slowing the index page. Business impact: Faster diagnosis of what subject lines, pre-headers, and creative assets drive opens and clicks. Reduced time-to-insight and improved iteration speed for A/B testing and campaign optimization. Higher email ROI from quicker learning loops and better-informed changes to copy, design, and segmentation.

When we click on a contact in the list, we can't scroll to the next one. We have to click "back" and select another one. The ability to go next/back from a client window instead of the customer list would save a lot of time. Sometimes we need to scroll though our contact to see the data and its very cumbersome right now.

I have a continuously played video and I want to delay certain elements from showing for up to 53 minutes but the delay input box is limited to only 6 ms digits. I need to load a 7 digit number. Allow at least 7 digit number in the delay in ms input box.

The option currently is to select "Maximum Per Day Per Contact (How many times can a contact book this event per day?)" – I don't know why one contact would attempt to schedule multiple times for one event type. What we need is to limit how many instances of that event type can be scheduled by anyone – so I can specify that I only have the bandwidth for say 2 sessions per day, and then that day shows as unavailable.

Add additional columns to the broadcast index page to show stats for: Sent Opened Clicked Revenue The same as in classic, making it easier to see/compare the performance of different broadcast emails.

Having access to more analytics like audience stats (open rate by email send times/ specific days, which links have been clicked), broadcast overview stats by periods of time (revenue, engagement, unsubscribe rate etc.) Without having to use external sites.

There is as yet no way to filter contacts by bounced email status. There is also no way to trigger an automation based on bounced emails. The importance of email list hygiene should go without saying, but this nasty surprise blew up in my face today and I had to drop everything and spend six hours manually tagging bounced emails and unsubscribing them. Not ideal! Thank you.

Allow users to add delays in workflow set to a specific date and time. Allowing users to have the following steps trigger at for example 8am January 6th

Right now it just hangs with a Next Button (if the user completes the survey and returns to the page) there's no option to restart the survey/quiz.