Listicle template: foot massager
A listicle template for a physical device, built as a full funnel: a 5-reasons listicle and a product page as entries, a checkout with a 1, 2 and 4 unit ladder, a more-units upsell with a final offer on decline, three cross-sells, a thank-you page and an account page. Open the live preview, then apply it to your project.

Seven steps from the first reason
Readers come in on the listicle or the product page and meet the same checkout. After paying, a more-units offer runs first; turning it down opens a final offer on the same page. Three cross-sells follow before the thank-you page.

Every page in the listicle template
Thermova is a made-up brand selling a heated foot massage wrap. Each screen below is from the live kit. Click through the preview.
Five numbered reasons, one product
The listicle opens on a long headline with a star rating, then walks through five reasons, each with its own photo and a few short paragraphs. A review score sits in the sidebar, and the offer block waits near the end.
- Built for native ad traffic, with an advertorial label in the header
- Every button opens the checkout

A product page for warmer traffic
Search and retargeting visitors already know what they want, so the second entry is a full product page: benefits, how it works, a comparison table, the expert block, steps, reviews and FAQ, with a buy button after each section.

A quantity ladder with the price per unit
Step 1 of the checkout is a ladder of 1, 2 and 4 units. Each row shows the discount, the price per unit and the total against the list price, and a click switches the order in place.
- Most popular and Best value labels on the rows
- Shipping, payment and the order summary on the right, on one page

More units, then three add-ons
The first offer sells more of the same device on its own ladder. Three cross-sells follow: overnight foot pads, warming knee patches and a nail care pen, each in 1 to 4 packs. Every yes charges the card from checkout with one click (Stripe, NMI and PayPal). How one-click upsells work.




One more unit, $60 off
Decline the more-units offer and a modal opens over the same page with a single unit at $39.99. Yes charges it with one click; the skip link moves on to the foot pads.
- A downsell in a dialog, so the buyer stays on one URL
- Rather have a separate page? Build it and route the decline there in the funnel builder

What was ordered and when it arrives
Order tags fill the summary with every item from this visit. Below it, a delivery table gives the shipping window for four regions, each one a variable you set once.
- A View your order button to the account page

Every order with its tracking
Buyers sign in with their email and a magic link or a code, then see each order with its items, its total and the carrier tracking number once it ships.
- Requires Login on the account pages, with a sign-in page in the kit
- A help page with the contact form, shipping, returns, warranty, privacy and terms

What lands in your project
Before you apply, the kit review shows each page, the offer chain and the product prices, so nothing is created blind.
- Pages
- Listicle, product page, checkout, four offer pages, thank-you, account, sign-in and help
- Products
- Every unit count, the final offer and all three cross-sells in 1 to 4 packs, with prices
- Funnel
- Both entries and the full offer chain, the final offer included
- Variables
- Brand, stock count, timers, delivery windows per region and survey numbers
- Status
- Drafts until you publish them
From the listicle template to your funnel
Watch the same steps on a store kit in the Academy tutorial. For where listicles fit in paid traffic, read what a native ad is.
Find it under Kits
Create Page, Choose Template, then the Kits tab. Search listicle. Starting a new project? Its setup wizard lists kits too.
Go through the review
Look at each page thumbnail, follow the offer chain in the Funnel journey and check the product prices.
Click Apply kit
Leave the folder empty or name one, keep the components and products switches on, and let it run in the background.
Rewrite the five reasons
Put your product into the listicle, swap the photos, set your prices and connect your merchant.
Listicle template FAQ
What is a listicle template?
A numbered article layout, such as five reasons people use a product, with photos and buttons already placed. This kit turns it into a funnel with a product page, a checkout and offers after the sale.
Should I send traffic to the listicle or the product page?
Native and social ads usually go to the listicle, and search or retargeting traffic to the product page. Both open the same checkout, so you can also split test them under one URL.
Does the kit cost extra?
No. Kits are included on every plan. Start the free trial, apply the kit and pay only for your plan if you stay.
How does the final offer work?
It is a dialog on the more-units page. A no on that offer opens it, a yes charges one more unit with one click, and the skip link moves on to the next offer.
Which processors run the one-click offers?
Stripe, NMI and PayPal. The card is entered once on the checkout, and every yes after that charges the same payment method.
Can I change the 1, 2 and 4 unit ladder?
Yes. Each row is a product. Change the quantities and prices in your project and the checkout rows follow.
Does it only work for a foot massager?
No. Any physical product with a clear problem to solve fits the five reasons format. Rewrite the reasons, swap the photos and set up your own products.
Will my existing pages change?
No. Applying the kit adds new draft pages, and the review warns about any page address already in use before you apply.





