Free Template Landing Pages (involve.me) — a Free-trial funnel teardown
ProductSaaS
TypeFree-trial
CategoryMarketing software
Status: retired
No ad has pointed at these pages since 18 December 2025. Both still work, as of 23 September 2026.
Why it’s here
It’s the opposite of what involve.me does now.
In 2025, the free thing was a template, and the landing page was built with involve.me itself. Visitors saw an involve.me funnel before they saw involve.me.
In 2026 (the free-plan funnel), the free thing is the account, sold from a homepage with nothing interactive on it.
Every page is also an ad
Both landing pages carry a small “Made with involve.me” badge that links back to involve.me. Every funnel published by a customer on a cheaper plan carries the same badge, so each one quietly advertises the product.
The weak spot
Someone who clicks “Get the template for FREE” is sent to a log-in page, not a sign-up page. The ad paid to reach people who don’t have an account yet, and the first screen they see is for people who do.
Funnel canvas — drag to pan, scroll or use the buttons to zoom. Each node links to that step's page.
The landing pages are built with involve.me and still carry the "Made with involve.me" badge that paying customers remove. Visitors see an involve.me funnel before they see involve.me.
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The ad shows the finished funnel
Both ads show what the shopper or the agency client sees, not the tool. The page then only has to make the template feel like a proven playbook.
Clicking "Get the template for FREE" lands on "Sign in to your account", which names the template but assumes you already have one. Creating an account is the second option, and the sign-up page does not mention the template.
Both pages sell one named template, and the log-in screen still names it. The new account pays off only if it opens on that template, which this capture has not seen.
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Made for a big screen
See all 7 steps as one map
On a computer this funnel opens as a canvas: every page at full length, side by side, with the arrows between them and the moves that make it work. A phone screen can't hold it, so here it's a list.
The landing pages are built with involve.me and still carry the "Made with involve.me" badge that paying customers remove. Visitors see an involve.me funnel before they see involve.me.
Clicking "Get the template for FREE" lands on "Sign in to your account", which names the template but assumes you already have one. Creating an account is the second option, and the sign-up page does not mention the template.
Both pages sell one named template, and the log-in screen still names it. The new account pays off only if it opens on that template, which this capture has not seen.
