ClickFunnels vs Divi: Which is a better fit?

Rebecca S.: Hi. My name is Rebecca, and I'm the owner of Becca Finance, a sales and marketing agency that's just starting out in the world. I give ClickFunnels a 4 out of 5. When choosing a particular software for funnels, I actually considered a couple others. I looked at Systeme.io, and I didn't choose them because... well, the main reason is all the instructions that I could find from the people that I was learning from had links and all of the information that would help me set up on ClickFunnels. So, Systeme.io was going to be more work. And though it looked pretty good to use, it looked like, just starting out, I really wanted to do something simpler and faster. Some of the other stuff that I looked at wasn't even funnel building. I actually can't remember the name, but they didn't compare. They were simple. They didn't really have the usability. I chose ClickFunnels mostly because I knew it was going to be easy to use, because all of the instruction videos and everything that I'd seen from people I follow on social media that I was learning from were using that, and it just seemed simpler, that and I immediately had instructions on how to use it. And it's just all over the place. So it seemed like I would win more using ClickFunnels than someone else. ClickFunnels was super easy to set up. You get on there and you immediately have a 14-day or two-week trial, depending on which version of ClickFunnels you get. When I signed up, they still had the original version and then an upgraded. I chose the original, just for simplicity's sake. And I found that it was really easy to set up, get my information and my company information in, information on what I was going to use ClickFunnels for, and then simple and quick instruction on how to choose the different templates and set up an actual funnel. First thing I would recommend using ClickFunnels, if you want to use ClickFunnels for your business, is actually do the upgraded version. It turns out that one's actually easier to use and set up. It's more user-friendly. There's not so much clicking around other places. So it's easy to set up. You're going to have, actually, I think it's a month off. So when your business is starting and you're not trying to pay a bunch of different softwares different amounts every month for things until you start making money, you get a whole four weeks to kind of set up, learn how to use it, start using it, and really get people into your corner into what you're doing.

Joel: Hi, my name is Joel. I'm the pastor of a growing church called Pentecostal Lighthouse Church in Ajax, Ontario, and I give Divi a five out of five rating. We switched from using Squarespace to run our website platform. We were really trying to use something that was easy to navigate and edit on the fly without knowing a lot of backend code. So we ended up switching from Squarespace to Divi based on the cost. We chose Divi because there was, A, lot more cost savings. Squarespace was raising its prices to the point where it was getting too much to navigate on a monthly basis. And then, we loved the flexibility of Divi. It gave us a little bit more customization than we had with Squarespace. Onboarding with Divi was a little bit more of a curve, learning curve than it was with Squarespace. There was a little bit more of learning the how things work. Thankfully, we had someone walking us through it, so there was some great tutorials available online, which helped a lot. And also, we had an expert graphic designer who had used Divi before, and he helped us navigate some of the challenges that we had. So onboarding it was a little bit more laborious than it was with Squarespace, but the end result is better. My recommendation, if you're considering using Divi, is find someone who's used it before. They are super helpful in walking you through some of the learning curve issues. If you don't have that ability, really lean heavily into their training videos. Take the time. I know a lot of times you just want to get it up and get it going, but do take the time to invest in your learning the back end so that you can use it to its full extent.