Do I need a website for ClickFunnels?
This has actually become quite a popular question when it comes to ClickFunnels.
After all.
Russell Brunson has been talking about the “death of a website” now for a while…
So it would make sense that you wouldn’t, in fact, need a website.
Nevertheless.
The answer sometimes isn’t as obvious as you might think it is.
Let’s dive down deeper into the question.

So here is the very quick answer for you:
No, you do not need a website for ClickFunnels.
I understand that this is a question that can stop a lot of people from getting started.
So if that sounds like you?
The rabbit hole goes much deeper though…
So make sure that you keep on reading to get the most complete answer possible.
There are quite a few reasons why you won’t need a website.
So let’s segment off into those various reasons…
Along with a few reasons why you might want to use a website with ClickFunnels.
The fact of the matter is that ClickFunnels helps you build and create:
And a bunch more, of course.
But when you have any or all types of those pages?
Then you don’t exactly need a website unless it’s going to be for other reasons.
If ever you want to get a website up and running?
Then you’re most likely going to be needing some hosting to go along with it.
But when it comes to ClickFunnels?
ClickFunnels actually comes along with hosting for all of your landing pages and funnels.
This is beneficial for you because:
This was very helpful to me when I was doing many product launches.
I’ll put a video down below when it comes to more information about this topic:
Gotta love videos right?
That’s why I like utilizing them on my blog posts (as sometimes it’s just easier to watch).
Here’s another reason why you wouldn’t need a website alongside ClickFunnels.
Above I talked about how you can create and build any type of sales funnel.
However.
They do a lot more than that.
And as always, a bunch more.
The thing is that since ClickFunnels does so much?
You’ll find that you won’t need any other resources (like a website) to go along with it.
I won’t bore you with everything that ClickFunnels can do.
I’ll put a video down below that explains more of the ClickFunnels features:
Here’s one more reason why you wouldn’t need to have a website to use ClickFunnels.
Not a lot of people know about this.
But yes.
It is something that you can actually do within their platform.
I do have to say that it’s certainly not the best platform for creating a website…
But the option will always be there for you should you choose to go that route.
I won’t go too deep into detail when it comes to this topic…
But here is an example from a template that you can use for a website:

Anyway.
Let’s switch things up now.
Every question has two sides to it.
So, in this case, it would be:
Now when it comes down to it?
There’s only one really good reason why you might want a website with ClickFunnels.
Here it is.
So if you’re looking to do any of the following:
Then yeah.
Having a website along with ClickFunnels can certainly be beneficial.
This doesn’t change the fact that you don’t need a website to use ClickFunnels.
That’s a very important point you need to keep in mind.
You can always use ClickFunnels without a website.
I am just pointing out how having a website can be beneficial for you.
I think you get the idea by now…
So let’s quickly discuss everything that we’ve covered and finish up this post.
So answering the question one more time for you:
Do I need a website for ClickFunnels?
Nope.
You do certainly not need a website for ClickFunnels because:
Feel free to see for yourself too…
Especially for the fact that they come along with a free fourteen-day trial below:
And that should just about do it.
I want to say thank you for taking the time to stop by and read this post (all the way to the end)…
And I hope that you enjoy ClickFunnels just as much as I do.
Oh, I almost forgot.
Here are some related ClickFunnels posts that I think you’ll also like.
The ClickFunnels Costs: Visit this link for the explanation.
And here is some more reading for you related to this specific topic.
Further Reading: The website vs sales funnel.
Enjoy.
A former personal trainer who went from unemployment to online business success. He's been marketing since 2012 and (still) enjoys lifting weights, listening to rock music, and relentlessly quoting movie lines.