Feature Requests

Missing “Compare at Price” in Product Price element In Store pages there is a “Product Price” element used only for displaying the product price. However, it supports only a single price value and does not support “Compare at Price” (original crossed-out price). At the same time, the “Add to Cart” element already supports: * Price * Compare at Price (discounted vs original price) This creates a forced dependency: If I want to visually show a discount (original price crossed out + discounted price), I must use “Add to Cart”, even when I only want to display pricing information without a CTA. Use cases that are currently impossible: * Product cards where price + discount are shown, but Add to Cart is placed elsewhere * Storefront layouts where pricing is informational and CTA is separated * Consistent design between Product Price and Add to Cart elements Requested improvement: * Add “Compare at Price” support to the “Product Price” element * Allow displaying: * Original price (crossed out) * Discounted price * Optional percentage or styling (same logic as Add to Cart) * Use the same product pricing source to avoid duplication This is basic e-commerce functionality and currently feels artificially limited. Add to Cart element is not available by default in StoreFront Currently, to use “Add to Cart” on StoreFront pages, the workflow is: * Go to Products * Add or configure Add to Cart * Save it * Go back to StoreFront * Insert it from saved elements This is counter-intuitive and breaks normal builder expectations. In StoreFront, Add to Cart should be: * Available by default as a native Store element * Insertable directly like Cart Icon, Product Name, Product Price, etc. * Automatically bind to the product context of the page or collection Right now it feels like Add to Cart is treated as a funnel-only element, while Store is clearly a first-class e-commerce system. Summary of requests: * Add “Compare at Price” to Product Price display element * Remove forced dependency on Add to Cart just to show discounts * Make Add to Cart natively available in StoreFront without pre-saving from Products * Align Store UX with standard e-commerce logic (Shopify-level expectations) These changes would significantly improve Store usability, flexibility, and conversion-focused design control.

The image gallery allows us to create sub folders but we can't add any images to them! As a result, my image gallery is packed with zendrop images for my store-many of which need to be in the gallery so they can be seen in my store and funnels but which I do not want to have to wade through every time I need to add my logo to a funnel. PLEASE allow us to organize our images in the image gallery. It is becoming very time consuming to wade through images and it is almost making me want to abandon my store just to regain my sanity! Rant over. Fix it pretty please? :)

Please check the "Audio FIles" section under my assets as when trying to load an MP3 or WAV file, the file become corrupted somehow.

It would be very helpful to have an area where customers can upload the images and information we need to build their pages and funnels, so everything is kept in one place instead of being sent in multiple emails. Ideally, this could be added inside the Customer Center, allowing customers to log in and upload their materials directly, and ensuring we have all the required assets stored within their account.

When editing in the ClickFunnels 2.0 builder, hovering near other blocks often shifts the selection away from the element I’m working on. This makes it easy to lose focus while adjusting multiple controls for the same element. Proposal Add a “Pin Selection” feature. When I hover an element and press-and-hold a key (for example, Space), the editor locks focus on that element. While pinned: * Hovering other blocks does not change selection. * I can freely move the mouse across that element’s controls (padding, margin, background, typography, etc.) and adjust settings without losing focus. * A small “Pinned” indicator appears near the breadcrumbs; releasing the key (or pressing Esc) unpins. Optional behaviors * Toggle mode: press P to pin/unpin (for accessibility). * Breadcrumb lock icon to pin via mouse. * Preference to change the hotkey. Acceptance criteria While pinned, hovering over other sections/rows/columns/elements doesn’t switch selection. All inputs in the right panel remain interactive (sliders, dropdowns, toggles, number fields). Breadcrumbs and outline highlight stay on the pinned element. Clear visual indicator shows the “Pinned” state. Unpin via key release, Esc, or by clicking the lock icon/breadcrumb. Works consistently for Sections, Rows, Columns, and Elements. Why this matters * Prevents accidental selection changes. * Speeds up fine-tuning and reduces user frustration. * Improves accessibility and keyboard-centric workflows. Example workflow Hover the element to edit. Hold Space → element becomes “Pinned.” Move mouse around its control panel and adjust multiple fields. Release Space (or press Esc) to unpin and continue. Thanks for considering this quality-of-life improvement!

It would be great to be able to write lesson content, landing page content, and more in markdown. For people who teach technical topics, it is weird not being able to create things like fenced code blocks. Thanks for the consideration (and thanks for any upvotes that come)!

It would be great to have more customization options inside Survey Workflows Right now it’s very limited visually, and that affects the user experience Here’s what’s missing: • Ability to change button size and text • Option to center questions and layout • Control over font type and size directly in the editor • A simple completion animation (like balloons or confetti – similar to what Fillout does) These would help us create more engaging, on-brand, and high-converting surveys. Thanks!

Would it be possible to implement a more unified, flexible text editor—similar to what we see in word processors? Right now, adding content requires creating separate blocks for each paragraph, headline, bullet list, or image. This can be time-consuming and makes it harder to write fluidly. Ideally, we’d be able to type everything in one text area and then format (e.g., bold, bullet, headline) by highlighting, just like in Word, Google Docs, or even partially ClickFunnels' own email/broadcast editor. Is there a technical or design reason the current editor is broken into blocks? If not, it would be a huge improvement to have an "inline" editor experience across the platform. Thank you!