A booking funnel warms people up before they book: a page that explains the offer, a short form that captures who they are, and a hand-off to your calendar. Captino builds the pages and the form, sends people on to the booking tool you already use, and keeps each lead and their meetings together in one contact list.
Application and content-to-call funnels both end in a booked call. See how they compare with the other funnel types that reliably convert.
A booking funnel is the path from first visit to a booked call: a landing page that explains the offer, a form that captures the lead, and a calendar step where they pick a time. Follow-up emails bring back the people who stopped halfway.
No. Captino builds the pages and captures the lead, then sends people to the booking tool you already use. You can record each meeting on the contact in Captino, so you can see which leads booked and where they came from.
Many people open a calendar and leave without picking a time. When the form comes first, you keep their details and can follow up, instead of losing them at the last step.
Yes. Add questions to the form, such as budget or company size, and use the answers to decide who to call first. The answers are saved with each form response.
No. Pages are built by dragging sections and editing text, and publishing to your own domain is a setup step rather than a development task.
