ClickFunnels Marketplace - What Happened and What Replaced It (2026)

The ClickFunnels Marketplace is ClickFunnels' store for funnel and page templates built by designers, together with a directory of certified consultants. Its site, marketplace.clickfunnels.com, still lists 1,478 templates and more than a thousand consultants. But as of November 2026, every template page says "Marketplace checkout is temporarily unavailable," and seller signup is paused "while the Marketplace is offline."

The Marketplace was built for ClickFunnels Classic. In the current ClickFunnels (formerly ClickFunnels 2.0), templates come from the built-in Funnel Templates library, share links, Frameworks and the Theme Marketplace. This guide explains what is still on the Marketplace, what you can and cannot do with it, and where to get templates today.

What the ClickFunnels Marketplace Is

The Marketplace describes itself in one line: "Pick a battle tested pre-built template, or find an expert to design the perfect custom solution." It has two halves.

Each template listing shows its name, page count, number of included emails, tags, screenshots, price and seller. For example, "The Ultimate VSL Funnel" is listed at $97 with 4 pages and 3 emails, sold by Russell Brunson. Other listings are free, such as the Blank Reverse Squeeze Funnel, which is sold by ClickFunnels itself.

What Is Listed on the Marketplace Today

The templates catalog can be filtered by template type (whole funnels or single page templates) and by category. The category counts shown on the catalog page include:

You can sort by top rated, newest, price or name. The home page features collections such as product launch, squeeze page, two-step tripwire, video sales letter, webinar and auto webinar funnels, with prices on featured paid templates ranging from $47 to $297.

Is the ClickFunnels Marketplace Still Open?

Partly. You can browse templates and consultants, but you cannot buy templates right now. On paid listings the button area reads: "Marketplace checkout is temporarily unavailable, so this template cannot be purchased right now." On free listings it reads: "Marketplace checkout is temporarily unavailable. Free ClickFunnels templates are available inside your account under Funnels → + New Funnel."

The Become a Seller page says: "Seller signup is temporarily unavailable while the Marketplace is offline." ClickFunnels has not published a date for checkout to return, so treat any template you see there as unavailable until the buy button comes back.

Built-In Templates vs Marketplace Templates

The question most people are really asking is whether they need the Marketplace at all. For most new funnels, the answer is no. Here is how the two sources compare.

The built-in library already covers the standard funnel types that the Marketplace categories are named after: opt-in, sales, webinar, product launch and membership-style funnels. What the Marketplace added was variety, niche designs and, on some listings, pre-written emails. You can still get those extras today by buying a funnel share link or Framework directly from a designer.

ClickFunnels Classic vs the Current Platform

The Marketplace grew up alongside ClickFunnels Classic. ClickFunnels' older help article on finding Marketplace purchases describes Classic's menus: hover over ClickFunnels at the top of the page, click Funnels, then Marketplace. Purchased page templates appeared under the matching page type when you added a new step to a funnel.

The current ClickFunnels is a separate platform, and the two do not swap funnels freely:

• ClickFunnels' help center says Classic funnels cannot be shared into ClickFunnels (formerly ClickFunnels 2.0) accounts.
• To move Classic pages, it points to the BarnumPT browser extension, which copies a previewed Classic page into the current page editor. ClickFunnels says it cannot guarantee full compatibility of layout, fonts, colors or mobile view.
• Maintenance Mode, which lets Classic accounts connect to a 2.0 account, is not available to 2.0 accounts created on or after January 18, 2026.

Our ClickFunnels Classic vs 2.0 guide covers the full differences.

What Replaced the Marketplace in ClickFunnels 2.0

There is no funnel Marketplace in the current ClickFunnels help center. Instead, the jobs the Marketplace did are spread across four features.

The Funnel Templates Library

Click Funnels, then Create Funnel, and the Funnel Templates page opens. You can search, filter by funnel type (lead, product, presentation, appointment or challenge funnels), click Preview, then Use This Template. The templates are included with your plan. Our ClickFunnels funnel templates guide walks through the library in detail.

Funnel Share Links

A share link lets another ClickFunnels user install a copy of your funnel. You generate it from the funnel settings with Generate a Funnel share link, set a Public Funnel Name and, if your workspace has ClickFunnels affiliate codes, an Affiliate Code, Public Affiliate Name and a Reshare choice. The buyer pastes the link and picks the workspace to install it in.

Frameworks

A Framework packages funnels with themes, courses, workflows, landing pages, stores with products, email templates and opportunity pipelines. It has its own Learn More Link and affiliate fields, which makes it the closest thing to a full template "product" inside ClickFunnels today.

The Theme Marketplace

The word "marketplace" survives in one place: Workspace Settings > Themes > Add New Theme lets you browse themes "available through ClickFunnels in the Theme Marketplace" and click Install. Themes style your site, store, blog and course pages rather than individual sales funnels.

Marketplace License Terms in Plain English

The Marketplace's Buyer Terms still apply to templates bought there. The key points:

• Only people with a ClickFunnels account can be buyers or designers.
• A purchase gives you "a revocable, non-exclusive license" to use the template in your funnel.
• You may customize it, including editing, modifying, translating and reformatting, and display it publicly.
• The license "does not give You the right to sell, offer for sale, or sublicense the Template."
• The same template can be licensed to "an unlimited number of other Buyers," so others may run the same design.
• The Marketplace is owned and operated by Etison, LLC, the company behind ClickFunnels.

On the seller side, the Designer Terms grant Etison an exclusive right to sublicense the template, and describe "Rent" as the money Etison collects from buyers' purchases of a designer's template.

What to Do With a Template You Already Bought

If you purchased Marketplace templates in the past, your options depend on where your funnels run.

If You Still Use ClickFunnels Classic

Your purchases were added to your Classic account. ClickFunnels' older help article says they appear under Funnels > Marketplace, and purchased page templates show up under the matching page type when you add a step. The Marketplace's My Purchases link also asks you to sign in with your ClickFunnels account.

If You Moved to the Current ClickFunnels

A Classic funnel cannot be installed in the current platform through a share link. To reuse a design you own:

1. Open the page in your Classic account and preview it.
2. Use the BarnumPT extension's Save Page as Copy option.
3. Paste the copied page into a funnel step in the current page editor.
4. Review BarnumPT's recommendations and rebuild any element it could not transfer.
5. Re-attach products, forms and workflows, which do not come across with the design.

Remember that the Buyer Terms still govern the design: you can keep using and editing it for your own business, but you cannot resell it.

How Sellers Can Sell ClickFunnels Templates Now

With seller signup paused, designers who want to sell templates use the delivery tools built into ClickFunnels:

1. Build the funnel in your own workspace and test every step.
2. Remove anything personal: your products, tracking codes and integrations.
3. Generate a share link for a single funnel, or create a Framework if you are selling a funnel plus emails, workflows or a course.
4. Add your affiliate code in the share or Framework settings if you are a ClickFunnels affiliate. See our ClickFunnels affiliate program guide.
5. Sell access to the link through your own checkout, and deliver the link after purchase.

The old Marketplace Seller Guidelines are still a sensible checklist. They required items to be "unique and of your own creation," banned third-party plugins, tracking codes and autoresponder integrations in templates, asked for comments in any custom CSS or HTML, and said "Funnel steps should not contain products in the Funnel Overview."

How to Buy ClickFunnels Templates Safely Outside the Marketplace

Most paid templates now come from designers, agencies and course creators. Before you pay, run through these checks:

ClickFunnels warns that "some actions in the funnel might be lost during sharing," so plan to re-check buttons, forms and checkouts after you install any purchased funnel.

Hiring a Consultant Instead of Buying a Template

The Marketplace's consultant directory still lists 1,362 consultants, some marked as certified. If you need a funnel built around your offer, copy and brand, hiring help can make more sense than buying a template and rewriting it. Ask any consultant whether they build in the current ClickFunnels, how they hand the funnel over (directly in your workspace or by share link) and who owns the design afterwards.

Marketplace Alternatives on Other Platforms

Other funnel builders run their own template stores. Leadpages, for example, publishes a landing page template gallery, and GoHighLevel users share whole account setups as snapshots (see our GoHighLevel snapshots guide). If templates are your main reason for choosing a platform, compare libraries in our ClickFunnels alternatives roundup.

Our Verdict

The ClickFunnels Marketplace is browsable but not buyable: its 1,478 templates and consultant directory are still online, but checkout and seller signup are paused, and its templates are tied to ClickFunnels Classic. For the current ClickFunnels, start with the free Funnel Templates library under Create Funnel, use share links and Frameworks to buy or sell finished funnels, and use the Theme Marketplace for site and store designs. Check the Marketplace again only if you need a specific Classic-era design and its checkout has come back.

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