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How to Add Upsells and Downsells in HighLevel Funnels (Step-by-Step)

Learn how to create and connect upsells and downsells in your HighLevel funnels using one-click purchase buttons. Boost your average order value without customers re-entering payment details.
How to Add Upsells and Downsells in HighLevel Funnels (Step-by-Step)
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TL;DR

GoHighLevel makes it easy to add upsells and downsells to your funnels.
Just create products, assign them to funnel pages, and set your upsell/downsell buttons to trigger one-click purchases through Stripe. Customers never have to re-enter their credit card information, increasing conversion rates instantly.


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Why Use Upsells and Downsells

  • Increase revenue per customer without new traffic.
  • Offer complementary products right after checkout.
  • Automate the buying journey with one-click buttons.
  • Use downsells to recover hesitant buyers.

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Step-by-Step Setup

  1. Create Your Main Product
    • Go to Sites → Funnels → Select Funnel → Products Tab.
    • Click Add Product → Create New Product.
    • Enter product name, description, type (digital, service, or physical).
    • Set price (one-time or recurring).
    • Click Create Product.
  2. Attach Product to Main Funnel Page
    • Go back to your funnel’s Products Tab.
    • Select the product you just created.
    • Confirm the price and name.
    • Click Save — this links it to your checkout page.
  3. Create the Upsell Product
    • Go back to Products → Add Product → Create New Product.
    • Example: “Pro Upgrade” or “Lifetime Access.”
    • Add price (e.g., $27 one-time).
    • Click Create Product.
  4. Add the Upsell Page
    • Open your second funnel page (the upsell).
    • Click Edit Page.
    • Add a Button element where the upsell call-to-action goes.
    • In the button settings (left panel), scroll to Action → Link Type → One-Click Upsell/Downsell.
    • Choose your upsell product from the dropdown list.
    • Set the “Next Page” redirect (e.g., to another upsell or thank-you page).
    • Save and publish.
  5. Add the Downsell (Optional)
    • Duplicate your upsell page or create a new one.
    • Follow the same steps as above.
    • Assign the Downsell Product under the one-click product action.
  6. Test Everything
    • Use Stripe’s test mode and dummy card: 4242 4242 4242 4242.
    • Complete a full flow: main product → upsell → downsell.
    • Verify all transactions show up in your Stripe Dashboard → Test Mode.

Example Funnel Flow

Funnel Step Product Action
Step 1 Main Offer – $7 Tool Checkout
Step 2 Upsell – $27 Add-on One-click purchase
Step 3 Downsell – $17 Lite Version One-click purchase
Step 4 Thank You Page Confirmation

Optimization Tips

  • Use bold button text like “Yes, Add to My Order” or “No, Thanks – I’ll Pass.”
  • Keep upsell copy short and benefit-driven.
  • Add urgency or bonuses to increase conversions.
  • Always A/B test upsell price points.

Common Questions

1. What’s the difference between an upsell and a downsell?
Upsells offer a higher-tier or complementary product after checkout.
Downsells offer a lower-priced alternative to recover the sale.

2. Can I use one-click upsells without Stripe?
No. One-click payments require Stripe integration in GoHighLevel.

3. Can I add more than one upsell?
Yes. You can chain multiple upsell pages together in a funnel.

4. Do customers have to re-enter payment info?
No. Stripe securely saves the card for one-click transactions.

5. Can I use automations after an upsell purchase?
Yes. You can trigger different workflows or tags per product. Before you commit, the GoHighLevel pricing plans shows what each tier unlocks.