The $427\/Month Migration That Changed Everything: Why I Switched to Systeme.io (And Never Looked Back)

I was bleeding $427 every single month.

Not from a failed business expense. Not from bad investments.

From the "essential" tools I was told I needed to run my online business.

ClickFunnels: 147/month∗∗∗∗Kajabi: 149/month
ActiveCampaign: 79/month∗∗ ∗∗Webinar platform:52/month

Total: 427/month=5,124/year

And here's the kicker—I was making maybe $800/month at the time.

Over half my income was going to tools that were supposed to help me make money. The math wasn't mathing.

But everyone said these were the "best" tools. The "professional" choice. The platforms "serious entrepreneurs" used.

So I kept paying. Kept struggling. Kept wondering why building an online business felt so impossibly expensive.

Then I discovered Systeme.io.

And everything—EVERYTHING—changed.

This isn't just a story about switching platforms. It's about the moment I realized I'd been sold a lie about what it actually takes to build a profitable online business.

Let me show you what I was dealing with, why I finally hit my breaking point, and how a free migration to Systeme.io saved my business (and my sanity).

The Before: Living in Platform Hell

December 2020. I'm six months into building my "dream business."

I had followed all the advice from all the gurus:

"You need ClickFunnels for professional funnels!"
"You need Kajabi for course hosting!"
"You need ActiveCampaign for real email marketing!"
"You need a proper webinar platform!"

So I signed up for everything.

And slowly, painfully, I discovered what nobody tells you about the "best" tools.

Pain Point #1: ClickFunnels Was Powerful... and Impossibly Complicated

What they promised: "Easy drag-and-drop funnel builder! Launch in minutes!"

The reality:

Day 1: Signed up, excited, ready to build my first funnel.

Day 1, Hour 3: Still watching tutorials trying to understand the interface.

Day 3: Finally built something that looked... functional? Not great, but functional.

Day 7: Discovered I needed to integrate with 5 other tools to make it actually work.

Day 14: Spent $97 on a funnel template from someone else because building from scratch was too overwhelming.

Day 30: My "simple" funnel had:

  • 14 different pages

  • 8 email integrations

  • Custom code I didn't understand

  • A checkout process that sometimes worked

  • A prayer that nothing would break

The breaking point:

One morning, I woke up to emails from confused customers: "I tried to buy but the page is broken."

My checkout page had mysteriously stopped working.

I spent 6 hours troubleshooting. 6 HOURS. Eventually discovered it was an integration issue between ClickFunnels and my payment processor.

Support's response: "Try rebuilding the funnel from scratch."

That's when I realized: This isn't "easy." This is a full-time job just maintaining the damn thing.

ClickFunnels pain points:

❌ Steep learning curve (weeks to feel competent)
❌ Expensive (147/monthforbasicfeatures)❌Constantintegrationheadaches❌Template market place nickel−and−diming(47-$297 per template)
❌ Pages loaded slowly (customers complained)
❌ Support was hit-or-miss
❌ Every feature required watching 30-minute tutorials
❌ Updates frequently broke existing funnels

But I stayed because: "This is what professionals use, right?"

Pain Point #2: Kajabi Was Beautiful... and Brutally Expensive

What they promised: "All-in-one platform! Everything you need!"

The reality: $149/month for the basic plan.

Let me put that in perspective: When you're making  800/month, 149 is 18.6% of your gross income.

Imagine paying nearly 20% of your salary just for one tool.

But it gets worse:

"All-in-one" was misleading:

✓ Course hosting? Yes (good!)
✗ Advanced email marketing? Limited
✗ Webinar capability? Not really
✗ Affiliate management? Basic at best
✗ Sales funnel flexibility? Restrictive
✗ Automation? Compared to dedicated tools? Weak

So I was paying $149/month for "all-in-one"... and still needed other tools.

The interface was gorgeous, I'll give them that. Everything looked professional and polished.

But pretty doesn't pay the bills.

Kajabi pain points:

❌ Prohibitively expensive for beginners ($149/month minimum)
❌ "All-in-one" didn't replace other tools I needed
❌ Forced into their ecosystem (limited flexibility)
❌ Email marketing was underwhelming
❌ No real webinar functionality
❌ Affiliate program management was basic
❌ Customer limits on lower tiers (pay more to grow!)
❌ Overkill for most people's needs

But I stayed because: "When I'm successful, I'll need these features... right?"

Classic mistake: Paying for "someday" instead of "today."

Pain Point #3: ActiveCampaign Was Powerful... and Constantly Confusing

What they promised: "The most powerful email marketing platform!"

The reality:

Power and complexity are not the same as useful and practical.

ActiveCampaign had EVERYTHING:

  • Automations

  • Segmentation

  • Tags

  • Lists

  • Conditional content

  • Split testing

  • Lead scoring

  • CRM features

  • Site tracking

  • Event tracking

And I used maybe 15% of it.

Why? Because:

Every time I wanted to do something "simple," I'd discover there were 17 different ways to do it, each with implications I didn't understand.

Real example:

Me: "I want to send a welcome email when someone subscribes."

ActiveCampaign: "Great! Will you use a tag-based automation or list-based? Do you want conditional splits based on their lead score? Should we track site visits post-subscribe? What about integration with your CRM workflow?"

Me: "I... I just want to send a welcome email?"

The interface looked like a NASA control panel.

Every screen had 47 buttons, tabs, and options. I was afraid to click anything because I might accidentally trigger an automation that would email my entire list at 3 AM.

(This actually almost happened once. I caught it with 2 minutes to spare.)

ActiveCampaign pain points:

❌ Overwhelming complexity for basic needs
❌ Steep learning curve (again!)
❌ Pricing scaled aggressively (79→149→$229 as list grew)
❌ Features I'd never use but was paying for
❌ Integration headaches with other platforms
❌ Constant fear of breaking something
❌ Support assumed advanced knowledge
❌ Updates changed workflows without warning

But I stayed because: "Real marketers use advanced tools, right?"

Pain Point #4: The Webinar Platform Was... Fine? But Another $52/Month

I won't name them because they were actually decent.

But here's the problem: Adding another 52/month for ONE feature (webinars) when I was already paying 375/month for other tools felt insane.

The real pain:

  • Another login to remember

  • Another integration to set up

  • Another dashboard to check

  • Another place to download data

  • Another customer service to contact when things broke

I wasn't running a business. I was managing a technology juggling act.

The Real Pain: Death by a Thousand Integrations

Here's what a simple customer journey looked like in my "professional" tech stack:

  • Customer lands on landing page (ClickFunnels)

  • Opts in for lead magnet (ClickFunnels form)

  • Data sends to email platform (ActiveCampaign via Zapier)

  • Welcome email triggers (ActiveCampaign)

  • Customer gets tagged (ActiveCampaign)

  • Another automation triggers (ActiveCampaign)

  • Customer invited to webinar (Separate webinar platform)

  • Webinar registration data sends back (Zapier again)

  • Post-webinar email sequence (ActiveCampaign)

  • If they buy, enrolled in course (Kajabi)

  • Purchase data recorded (Kajabi, but doesn't talk to ActiveCampaign well)

  • Manual tag in ActiveCampaign (Because integration missed it)

TWELVE STEPS. Three platforms. Two Zapier zaps. One manual intervention.

And you know what happened every single week?

Something broke.

  • Integration stopped working → Customers didn't get their welcome email

  • Tag didn't apply → Wrong automation triggered

  • Webinar registration didn't sync → Manual data entry required

  • Kajabi enrollment didn't trigger → Customer couldn't access course

I spent 10-15 hours per week just maintaining my tech stack.

That's not building a business. That's being a tech support employee for your own company.

The Breaking Point: When I Almost Quit Everything

March 2021. I'm having a breakdown in my home office.

The situation:

I had just launched a small course. $47. Nothing fancy. Just trying to make something work.

Twelve people bought it.

Great, right?

Wrong.

Because of my Frankensteined tech stack:

  • 3 people didn't get access to the course (Kajabi integration failed)

  • 5 people didn't receive their welcome email (ActiveCampaign automation didn't trigger)

  • 2 people couldn't even complete checkout (ClickFunnels payment issue)

  • The remaining 2 people had to wait while I manually fixed everything

I spent my entire weekend:

  • Apologizing to customers

  • Manually granting course access

  • Troubleshooting integrations

  • Sending emails personally

  • Refunding and re-processing payments

For a $47 course.

I made 564 gross(47 × 12).
After platform costs (427)and payment processing fees (25): $112 profit.

For 40+ hours of work (building + fixing everything).

That's $2.80 per hour.

I sat at my desk and did the math:

If I keep this tech stack:

  • 427/monthoverhead=

  • 427/monthoverhead=5,124/year

  • Need to make $6,000+/year just to break even on tools

  • Plus my time managing everything

  • Plus the stress of things constantly breaking

  • Plus the lost sales from technical issues

I couldn't afford to stay in business.

That night, I told my wife: "I think I need to quit. This isn't working."

She asked: "Is the business not working, or are the tools not working?"

That question changed everything.

The Discovery: How I Found Systeme.io

The next morning, I was in a Facebook group, posting my frustration:

"I'm spending $427/month on tools and 15 hours/week fixing integrations. Please tell me there's a better way. I can't be the only one struggling with this."

The responses poured in:

Most people shared my pain. We were all paying too much and struggling with complexity.

But one comment stood out:

"Have you looked at Systeme.io? It's all-in-one, stupid affordable, and actually works. I switched from ClickFunnels and Kajabi six months ago. Haven't looked back."

I was skeptical.

"Another 'all-in-one' platform? I've heard that before."

But they shared their experience:

  • Entire business running on one platform

  • $27/month (yes, total)

  • Everything integrated by default (because it's all one platform)

  • Free plan to test first

I had nothing to lose.

So I signed up for the free account.

The Test Drive: 14 Days That Changed My Business

I gave myself two weeks to test Systeme.io thoroughly:

If it could replace even 2 of my 4 platforms, it would be worth it.

Here's what happened:

Day 1: The Onboarding (That Actually Worked)

Signed up for the free account. No credit card required.

"Okay, that's already better than most platforms," I thought.

The dashboard loaded.

Clean. Simple. Not overwhelming.

I could see:

  • Funnels

  • Email campaigns

  • Contacts

  • Automation rules

  • Courses

  • Blog

  • Affiliate program

All in ONE place.

I started with a simple test: Build the same funnel I had in ClickFunnels.

In ClickFunnels: Took me 6 hours originally (plus template purchase)

In Systeme.io: 47 minutes

Forty. Seven. Minutes.

From scratch.

Why so fast?

  • Drag-and-drop actually worked intuitively

  • Templates were included (free!)

  • No integrations needed (email built-in)

  • Mobile responsive by default

  • No code required

I published it. Tested it. Sent it to my wife.

"Does this look professional?" I asked.

She clicked through, opted in, received the email automatically.

"This works better than your current one," she said.

Day 1 verdict: This might actually work.

Day 3: The Email Marketing Test

I exported 847 contacts from ActiveCampaign (my entire list at the time).

Imported them to Systeme.io.

2 minutes. Done.

Then I rebuilt my welcome sequence:

In ActiveCampaign: Required 27 different elements (tags, automations, conditions, branches)
In
Systeme.io: Required 1 automation rule with 5 emails

The logic was simpler:

  • Someone subscribes → enters automation

  • Receives Email 1 → waits 2 days

  • Receives Email 2 → waits 2 days

  • And so on...

No tags. No complex branches. No lead scoring. No NASA control panel.

Just... simple.

I tested it: Subscribed with a test email. Watched the sequence work perfectly.

Day 3 verdict: Why was I making this so complicated before?

Day 5: The Course Migration

This was my biggest concern.

I had a course in Kajabi. Moving courses is usually a nightmare.

In Systeme.io:

  • Created new course (clicked "Courses")

  • Added modules (simple interface)

  • Uploaded videos (drag and drop)

  • Added PDFs and resources

  • Set up drip schedule

  • Customized access rules

Total time: 2 hours (mostly uploading videos).

The interface was straightforward:

  • No bloat

  • No confusion

  • No "where the hell is that setting?" moments

My test student (wife again) went through the first module:

"This looks great. Cleaner than your Kajabi site, actually."

Day 5 verdict: I can absolutely migrate everything.

Day 7: The Integration Test (Or Lack Thereof)

Here's where it got interesting.

I tried to set up integrations... and realized I didn't need them.

Why?

Because everything was already integrated. Because it was the same platform.

Someone subscribes through my funnel?
→ Automatically in my email list
→ Automatically can be added to automations
→ Automatically tracked in the dashboard

Someone buys my course?
→ Automatically enrolled
→ Automatically gets access
→ Automatically receives confirmation email
→ Automatically tagged as customer

No Zapier. No webhooks. No integration failures. No troubleshooting.

It just... worked.

Day 7 verdict: This is what "all-in-one" should actually mean.

Day 10: The Webinar Surprise

I didn't expect Systeme.io to have webinar functionality.

But it did.

Built-in. Included. No extra cost.

I scheduled a test webinar. Invited some friends. Ran through the features:

  • Live streaming (via YouTube/Facebook integration)

  • Replay automation

  • Registration pages

  • Reminder emails

  • Countdown timers

  • Offer presentations

Was it as feature-rich as standalone webinar platforms?

Honestly? No.

Did it do everything I actually needed for my business?

Yes.

Day 10 verdict: I can eliminate another platform.

Day 14: The Pricing Reality Check

I sat down and did the math:

Current monthly costs:

  • ClickFunnels: $147

  • Kajabi: $149

  • ActiveCampaign: $79

  • Webinar platform: $52

  • Total: $427/month

Systeme.io costs:

  • Free plan: $0 (up to 2,000 contacts)

  • Startup plan: $27/month (up to 5,000 contacts, everything included)

  • Webinar plan: $47/month (adds webinar features)

Even at the 47/month plan ( which had MORE features than I was getting for 427), I would save: 427−47 = 380/month=4,560/year

Plus: No Zapier subscription ($29/month) that I'd need for integrations.

Total potential savings: $4,908/year

Let me repeat that:

$4,908 PER YEAR.

That's a used car. A vacation. Six months of groceries. Real money.

Day 14 verdict: Why am I still paying for the other platforms?

The Migration: Easier Than Expected (And Completely Free)

I made the decision: I'm switching to Systeme.io.

But I was nervous:

  • What if I break everything?

  • What if customers lose access to courses?

  • What if all my email automations die?

  • What if I lose data?

Here's what actually happened:

Step 1: I Contacted Systeme.io Support

Me: "I want to migrate from ClickFunnels, Kajabi, and ActiveCampaign. Is there support for this?"

Support (response in 3 hours): "Yes! We offer free migration assistance. Here's what we need from you: [simple checklist].

We'll help you set everything up."

Free. Migration. Assistance.

Most platforms charge hundreds or thousands for this.

Systeme.io? Free.

Step 2: The Actual Migration (Surprisingly Smooth)

Week 1: Email List and Automations

  • Exported all contacts from ActiveCampaign (CSV file)

  • Imported to Systeme.io (one click)

  • Recreated key automations (simplified from 27 elements to 5-8 on average)

  • Tested everything thoroughly

  • Time invested: 8 hours

Week 2: Funnels

  • Rebuilt my 3 main funnels in Systeme.io

  • Used included templates (faster than building from scratch)

  • Connected to payment processors (Stripe/PayPal)

  • Set up automation triggers

  • Time invested: 12 hours

Week 3: Courses

  • Migrated course content from Kajabi

  • Uploaded all videos, PDFs, resources

  • Set up drip schedules and access rules

  • Enrolled test students to verify access

  • Time invested: 10 hours

Week 4: Final Touches

  • Set up affiliate program (built-in feature!)

  • Created blog (didn't even have one before)

  • Configured domain and email

  • Double-checked all automations

  • Time invested: 6 hours

Total migration time: 36 hours over one month

Sound like a lot?

Compare to the 10-15 hours per week I was spending maintaining my old tech stack.

In 2.5 weeks of normal maintenance time, I completely migrated everything.

And Systeme.io support helped whenever I got stuck (which was rare, because the platform is intuitive)

Step 3: The Switch (The Scary Part)

April 15, 2021. Migration complete. Time to pull the trigger.

I scheduled the switch for a Tuesday morning (lowest traffic day).

The process:

  • Sent final email through old platforms announcing "maintenance"

  • Updated domain DNS to point to Systeme.io

  • Redirected old URLs to new Systeme.io pages

  • Monitored everything obsessively for 6 hours

What broke: Nothing.

Seriously. Nothing.

  • Funnels worked

  • Emails sent

  • Automations triggered

  • Courses delivered

  • Payments processed

Customer support emails: 2 (just asking about the new URL)

Technical disasters: 0

I couldn't believe it.

The switch that I thought would be a nightmare... was smooth.

By the end of Day 1: 47 new subscribers through the new funnels. All automations working perfectly.

I literally cried with relief.

The After: What Changed (Besides Saving $380/Month)

The money saved was huge. But the real changes went deeper:

Change #1: I Stopped Being a Tech Support Employee

Before migration:

  • 10-15 hours/week fixing integrations, troubleshooting, managing platforms

  • Constant stress about things breaking

  • Fear of launching anything new (because more complexity = more potential failures)

After migration:

  • 1-2 hours/week (mostly checking analytics and optimizing)

  • Everything just works

  • Confidence to launch new offers

I got 8-13 hours per week back.

That's 416-676 hours per year.

I used that time to:

  • Create more content

  • Build more products

  • Actually grow my business

  • Spend time with my family

Change #2: I Could Actually Afford to Run My Business

Before:

  • $427/month in fixed costs

  • Needed $600+/month just to break even (including payment fees, ads, etc.)

  • Every month was stressful

  • Couldn't reinvest in growth

After:

  • 27/monthinfixedcosts(later 47/month when I needed webinars)

  • Break-even dropped to $150/month

  • Breathing room to invest in content, ads, learning

  • Could actually save money from profits

Financial stress evaporated.

Change #3: I Could Focus on Business, Not Technology

Before: I was a technology manager who occasionally did business.

After: I was a business owner who happened to use technology.

The mental shift was huge.

Instead of:

  • "How do I fix this integration?"

  • "Why isn't this automation working?"

  • "Which platform handles this feature?"

I thought:

  • "How do I serve my audience better?"

  • "What product should I create next?"

  • "How do I grow my email list?"

I became an entrepreneur again, not a tech troubleshooter.

Change #4: Launching Became Fun Again

Before migration:

Launching something new meant:

  • Building funnel in ClickFunnels (4-6 hours)

  • Setting up course in Kajabi (2-3 hours)

  • Creating email sequence in ActiveCampaign (3-4 hours)

  • Integrating everything (2-3 hours + inevitable troubleshooting)

  • Testing everything (2-3 hours)

  • Praying nothing breaks (ongoing stress)

Total: 15-22 hours + stress

After migration:

Launching something new meant:

  • Build everything in Systeme.io (3-5 hours total)

  • Everything already integrated

  • Test once

  • Launch confidently

Total: 3-5 hours + excitement

I went from launching 1-2 things per year (because it was so painful)

To launching 1-2 things per month (because it was actually enjoyable).

Change #5: My Business Actually Grew

Let me show you the numbers:

6 Months Before Migration:

  • Revenue: $800/month average

  • Profit: 200−300/month(after 427 in tools)

  • Email list: 847 subscribers

  • Products: 1 course, struggling

6 Months After Migration:

  • Revenue: $3,400/month average

  • Profit: 2,800+/month(after 27 in tools!)

  • Email list: 3,200+ subscribers

  • Products: 1 course (thriving), 2 lead magnets, 3 mini-products, 1 membership (in progress)

12 Months After Migration:

  • Revenue: $7,800/month average

  • Profit: $6,900+/month

  • Email list: 8,400+ subscribers

  • Products: Full product suite

The savings alone didn't cause growth.

But having:

  • More time to create

  • Less stress about tech

  • Confidence to launch

  • Room to invest profits

  • Mental space to think strategically

...Those things enabled growth.

Systeme.io didn't grow my business. But it removed the barriers that were preventing growth.

The Features I Didn't Expect (But Now Can't Live Without)

Beyond replacing my expensive tools, Systeme.io had features I didn't know I needed:

1. Built-in Affiliate Program Management

I wanted to create an affiliate program for my products.

In my old setup: Would've needed another platform ($29-99/month)

In Systeme.io: Built-in. Included. Free.

Setup time: 20 minutes.

Now: 47 active affiliates promoting my products, generating 30% of my sales.

2. Evergreen Webinar Automation

I wanted to run automated webinars (not live every time).

In my old setup: Would've needed specialized software ($97-297/month)

In Systeme.io: Built-in. Included. Already paid for in $47/month plan.

Setup time: 2 hours.

Now: Evergreen webinar runs daily, generates 20% of my revenue, requires zero ongoing effort.

3. A/B Testing Built In

I wanted to test different headlines, offers, page designs.

In my old setup: ClickFunnels charged extra for this, required complex setup

In Systeme.io: Built-in. Simple toggle. Clear results.

Now: I test everything. Conversion rates up 40% from optimization.

4. Blogging Platform Included

I wanted to start blogging for SEO.

In my old setup: Would've needed WordPress ($29/month hosting + themes + plugins + maintenance headaches)

In Systeme.io: Built-in. Included. Already integrated with email and funnels.

Now: 40+ blog posts, driving 60% of my organic traffic, feeding directly into my email list.

5. Order Bumps and Upsells

I wanted to increase average order value.

In my old setup: Required third-party tools or complex ClickFunnels setup

In Systeme.io: Built-in. Checkbox to add. Works immediately.

Now: Order bumps and upsells increased my average cart value by 35%.

All of this. Included. No extra cost.

My 47/month Systeme.io subscription gave me more features than my 427/month tech stack ever did.

The Honest Cons (Because Nothing's Perfect)

Let me be real: Systeme.io isn't perfect. No platform is.

Here are the honest limitations:

1. The Interface Isn't the Prettiest

Kajabi is gorgeous. Systeme.io is... functional.

It's clean, organized, works perfectly. But it's not going to win design awards.

Does this matter?

Only if aesthetics matter more than function.

For me: I'll take functional and affordable over pretty and expensive.

2. Some Advanced Features Are Limited

Compared to specialized platforms:

  • Email capabilities aren't as deep as dedicated tools like ConvertKit or ActiveCampaign

  • Funnel customization isn't as advanced as ClickFunnels

  • Course features aren't as robust as Kajabi

But here's the thing:

For 95% of online businesses, Systeme.io has more than enough.

The "advanced" features I was paying for in specialist tools? I was using maybe 10% of them.

Systeme.io covers the 90% that actually matters.

3. The Learning Resources Are Growing (But Not Massive Yet)

Platforms like ClickFunnels and Kajabi have:

  • Massive communities

  • Thousands of YouTube tutorials

  • Countless courses teaching their platform

Systeme.io is newer (launched 2018), so:

  • Community is smaller (but growing fast)

  • Fewer third-party tutorials

  • Less extensive template marketplace

Counterpoint: The platform is simpler, so you need fewer tutorials anyway.

And the official support is excellent.

4. Brand Recognition

When I tell people I use Systeme.io: "What's that?"

When I used to say ClickFunnels or Kajabi: "Oh, those are professional tools!"

Does brand recognition matter?

Only if you care about impressing other entrepreneurs.

My customers don't care what platform I use. They care about:

  • Does the funnel work?

  • Can they access the course?

  • Are the emails helpful?

Systeme.io delivers on all of that.

So the "prestige" of expensive platforms? Worthless.

Your Turn: Is It Time to Migrate?

Ask yourself these questions:

1. How much are you spending on your tech stack monthly?

If it's over $100/month and you're not profitable yet, you might be bleeding unnecessarily.

2. How much time do you spend maintaining integrations and troubleshooting?

If it's more than 5 hours per week, you're working for your tools instead of your business working for you.

3. Do you avoid launching new things because the tech setup is too painful?

If yes, your tools are limiting your growth, not enabling it.

4. Are you using even 50% of the "advanced" features you're paying for?

If no, you're paying for bloat you don't need.

5. Can you confidently say your current setup is worth the cost?

If you hesitate, something's wrong.

If you answered yes to 2+ of these questions, it might be time to explore alternatives.

What I'd Tell My Past Self (Before the Migration)

If I could go back to December 2020, here's what I'd say:

"Stop paying for prestige. Start paying for function."

You don't need ClickFunnels to look professional. You need working funnels.

You don't need Kajabi to run courses. You need a platform that delivers content.

You don't need complex tools to look "serious." You need simple tools that let you focus on growth.

"The best tech stack is the one you can afford and actually use."

A 427/month tech stack that stresses you out and breaks constantly is worse than a 27/month platform that works perfectly.

"Migrate now. You'll wish you did sooner."

Every month you wait is:

  • $380 wasted on expensive tools

  • 40+ hours wasted on tech maintenance

  • Opportunities lost because you're too overwhelmed to launch

"Trust the free trial. Test everything thoroughly."

Don't take my word for it. Don't take anyone's word for it.

Sign up for the free Systeme.io account. Test it. Compare it. Make your own decision.

But do it soon. Your business (and sanity) will thank you.

How to Test Systeme.io (Without Risk)

Don't take my word for it. Test it yourself:

Step 1: Sign Up for the Free Account

Go to Systeme.io and create a free account.

  • No credit card required

  • Full access to core features

  • Up to 2,000 contacts

  • Unlimited emails

  • 3 sales funnels

Explore the dashboard. Click around. Get a feel for it.

Step 2: Build One Simple Funnel

Create a basic opt-in funnel:

  • Landing page

  • Thank you page

  • Email automation (3-5 emails)

Use one of their free templates to start.

Time it. How long does it take compared to your current platform?

Step 3: Test the Email Features

Create a simple email sequence.

Compare to your current email platform:

  • Ease of use?

  • Features you actually need?

  • Automation capabilities?

Send test emails to yourself. Check deliverability.

Step 4: Explore Course Creation

Create a dummy course with 2-3 modules.

Test:

  • Upload process

  • Student experience

  • Access control

  • Drip scheduling

Compare to your current course platform (if you have one).

Step 5: Calculate Your Potential Savings

Add up what you're currently spending:

  • Funnel builder: $___/month

  • Email marketing: $___/month

  • Course hosting: $___/month

  • Webinar platform: $___/month

  • Other tools: $___/month

  • Total: $___/month

Systeme.io costs:

  • Free: $0/month (limited but functional)

  • Startup: $27/month (most people)

  • Webinar: $47/month (if you need webinars)

  • Unlimited: $97/month (if you have huge list)

Calculate your savings: $___/month

Multiply by 12: $___/year saved

Is that worth exploring?

Step 6: Make Your Decision

After testing (spend at least a week with it), ask:

  • Could this replace 1+ of my current platforms? ✓/✗

  • Would I save money? ✓/✗

  • Would I save time? ✓/✗

  • Would I be less stressed? ✓/✗

  • Does it have the features I actually use? ✓/✗

If you checked 3+ boxes: Consider migrating.

If you checked 5/5 boxes: Stop paying for expensive platforms and migrate ASAP.

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