Is clickfunnels really better than builderall? I see a lot of people compare the two but I don’t understand why because builderall does more for cheap.
It depends on how you qualify the word “better”.

Some disclosure: I am an affiliate for both but unlike most others who are likely to answer this question, I’m not going to include any affiliate links, so you know it’s not a sales pitch.

Builderall has a more extensive list of features at the base price… but some of those features are very ordinary.

ClickFunnels has a shorter list of features but those it does offer are actually good.

ClickFunnels is widely used by businesses around the globe to conduct business. It’s a strong product. On the flipside, I haven’t seen a positive review of Builderall other than those accompanied by the reviewer’s affiliate link.

With regard to the actual sales funnel templates, ClickFunnels beats Builderall hands down. It is not a like for like comparison when looking at features.

Russell Brunson (ClickFunnels) is one of only four gurus to have built a 9 figure business prior to being a “guru”… and he also built marketing funnels for one of the others (Tony Robbins). ClickFunnels has been proven to scale up well in the real world.

The whole ClickFunnels interface is smooth and easy to use. By comparison, the Builderall interface is clunky and the products seem a mishmash of separate elements thrown together.

This might change of course as Builderall evolves.

Some of the other features listed on the Builderall list are not strong enough as it stands… the MailingBoss System generates emails that invariably seem to end up in the spam folder.

This is a major issue for a sales funnel suite. Mailing lists are a critical element. I wouldn’t use this to manage my lists.

The presentation module isn’t as good as free Google Slides.

What’s left? Webinars… I haven’t tried that Builderall module…

The training on ClickFunnels is also far superior to that on the Builderall site.

ClickFunnels is the better product at what it does, but of course, you are paying twice the price.