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Checkout Champ vs ElasticFunnels
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Checkout Champ alternative for paid ads

Checkout Champ is an ecommerce funnel builder built on the Konnektive billing engine, priced on a monthly fee plus a share of sales. ElasticFunnels covers the same ground, pages, MID routing and a call center, with split tests under one URL and attribution to the ad. Here is how they compare, sourced from Checkout Champ's public pages.

Last checked 25 September 2026Sourced from their public pages14-day free trial
At a glanceCheckout ChampElasticFunnels
Starting price$300 a month + 1% of sales (Growth)$97 a month (Starter)
Free trialNot publicly stated14 days.
Split testsA/B/C/D splits. Visitors enter a split slug, and each variant has its own page slug.Variants served under one URL, on every page.
MID routingYes. ATRI with cascades, on the initial sale.Yes. 6 routing rules, cascade on soft decline, MID split tests.
VerdictPick Checkout Champ for ecommerce storefronts on a Konnektive-grade engine.Pick ElasticFunnels for flat pricing, same-URL tests and sale-level attribution.
Where ElasticFunnels wins

Same MID routing, a flat price

Checkout Champ takes a share of every sale. ElasticFunnels charges a flat monthly plan.

Checkout Champ's Growth plan is "$300 /mo + 1%" of gross sales processed through the platform. Its split tests send visitors from a split slug to variant pages with their own slugs, and ATRI "only handles the initial sale and does not route recurring billings".

ElasticFunnels starts at $97 a month and charges 0.5% only on orders through an EF-run gateway. Variants are served under one URL and decided on sales, and 6 routing rules spread orders across your MIDs with a cascade on soft declines.

Every order is tied to its ad and page variant and posted back server-side to Meta, Google Ads and TikTok. See checkout and MID routing.

Routing Preview in ElasticFunnels: for a main purchase on any card brand, two MIDs are eligible, US cards at 71% as the primary and Backup at 29%
Feature by feature

Checkout Champ vs ElasticFunnels side by side

Where Checkout Champ does not publicly state a capability, we say so.

Checkout ChampElasticFunnels
A/B split testsYes. A/B/C/D splits with percentages. Visitors enter a split slug and each variant has its own "Published Page Name" slug.YesVariants rotate server-side under one URL, so Meta, Google and TikTok keep their learning. Winners are picked on sales.
Routing by UTM, country or devicePartial. Device splits on A/B tests, and geo routing for payments.YesRoute visitors by UTM, country, device, affiliate or any query parameter, on the same URL.
Page and funnel builderYes. Drag-and-drop builder for storefronts, funnels and checkouts.YesPages, funnels, quizzes and popups, with reusable components and pages as code.
AI page builderPartial. An MCP server lets external AI tools build pages you then import.YesBuilds any page you describe, from VSLs and advertorials to quizzes and checkouts. Or paste a URL and the AI clones it into an editable page.
Order bumpsYes, including dynamic bumps picked from recent orders.YesOrder bumps on the checkout, then one-click upsells and downsells after it.
One-click upsells and downsellsYes.YesOne-click upsells and downsells charge the saved card, with no second form.
Subscriptions and dunningYes. Smart Dunning and Recycle Billing on soft-declined rebills.YesSubscriptions and rebills live on the same customer record as the first order.
Payment processorsYes. "Over 270 gateways", including NMI, Authorize.net, Stripe and PayPal.YesStripe, NMI, PayPal, Klarna and Authorize.net, plus Shop Pay. Connect as many merchant accounts as you run.
Retry a decline on another MIDYes. ATRI routing and cascade profiles, credit cards only, initial sale only.Yes6 routing rules (priority, weighted, least used, lowest decline, geo, BIN). A soft decline retries on the next MID, and MIDs can be split tested.
CRMYes. Order and customer CRM. Pipelines or custom objects not publicly stated.YesCustom entities, fields, pipelines and stages, not just a contact list.
Email marketingPartial. Transactional email and ESP plugins such as Klaviyo.PartialOrder emails are built in. Campaigns run through Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp and the other email integrations.
Affiliate programYes. Affiliate tracking, pixels and commissions.YesRun your own affiliate program, and take ClickBank, Digistore24 and BuyGoods orders by postback.
Call centerYes. Order entry, agents, commissions, outbound leads agents, ViciDial, Ytel and Five9.YesAgent queue, screen pop, dispositions, do-not-call list and agent commissions, with phone orders on the customer record. On every plan.
Server-side conversionsPartial. Meta Conversions API and TikTok Events API. Server-side Google Tag Manager "Coming Soon".YesThe sale posts back server-side to Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit and more.
Sale-level attributionNot publicly statedYesEvery order is tied to its ad, UTM and page variant. Build dashboards from 70+ card types.
API and developer accessYes. Public API, webhooks and headless commerce.YesREST API, the ef CLI, server-side scripts on any page and an MCP server for AI agents.
AI coding agents and CLIPartial. Official MCP servers for analytics and page design work with Claude and ChatGPT. The AI writes HTML you paste into its editor. A CLI is not publicly stated.YesClaude Code or Codex can build pages, launch split tests and read the results through the ef CLI. ef mcp connects Claude Desktop.
Transaction shareYes. 1% of gross sales on Growth, reduced by volume on Enterprise.0.5% on EF-run gateways only. Nothing on external carts.

How we source this. Every Checkout Champ cell is taken from their own public site or documentation, last checked on 25 September 2026 at checkoutchamp.com and help.checkoutchamp.com. Where they do not publicly state a capability we say so, rather than claiming they lack it. If anything here is out of date, email [email protected] and we will correct it. Checkout Champ is a trademark of Checkout Champ LLC. ElasticFunnels is not affiliated with it.

Checkout Champ pricing

Checkout Champ pricing vs ElasticFunnels pricing

Checkout Champ charges a monthly fee plus a share of sales. ElasticFunnels charges a plan by traffic.

Checkout Champ

Monthly fee plus a percentage of gross sales

  • Growth$300 a month + 1%
  • Enterprise$300 a month + volume-based fee reduction
  • Annual billingNot publicly stated
  • Funnels, domains, usersNo extra charge
  • Paid plugins3DS, Fraud Manager, Account Updater and more
  • Free trialNot publicly stated

ElasticFunnels

Metered on visits

  • Starter$97 a month, 50,000 visits, 3 brands
  • Growth$197 a month, 250,000 visits, 10 brands
  • Scale$497 a month, 500,000 visits, unlimited brands
  • EnterpriseCustom
  • Checkout fee0.5% on EF-run gateways only
  • Free trial14 days

The share of sales is the difference. At $100,000 a month in sales, 1% is $1,000 on top of the monthly fee. ElasticFunnels charges 0.5% on orders through an EF-run gateway, and nothing on ClickBank, Digistore24 or other external carts. See every plan on the pricing page.

Credit where it is due

Where Checkout Champ wins

Checkout Champ is a serious ecommerce platform. Here is where it leads.

Konnektive's billing engine

Built on the Konnektive engine, with ATRI routing and cascades across a very wide set of gateways.

Storefronts and multi-store

A storefront builder, multi-store management and currency conversion for ecommerce catalogs.

No charge for funnels, domains or users

Unlimited storefronts and funnels, and an account manager for the first 60 days.

The verdict

Which one is for you

Two different jobs. Take the tool built for yours.

Checkout Champ

Pick Checkout Champ if

You run an ecommerce catalog with storefronts, you want Konnektive-style billing, and a share of sales fits your margins.

ElasticFunnels

Pick ElasticFunnels if

You run direct response funnels on paid traffic and want a flat plan, split tests under one URL, MID routing and the sale posted back to the ad. Start with the 14-day free trial.

Switching

How to switch from Checkout Champ

Move one funnel first, then the rest.

Clone your funnel pages.

Paste each page URL into the AI builder and get an editable ElasticFunnels page back.

Connect your MIDs.

Add Stripe, NMI, PayPal, Klarna and Authorize.net. Rebuild your routing and cascade rules on NMI.

Split test before moving rebills.

Send new orders through ElasticFunnels, compare on sales, then plan the subscription migration.

Talk to the founder

Bring the funnel you run on Checkout Champ.

Book a demo and bring the funnel you run on Checkout Champ today, with the ads behind it. We will walk through how the same funnel runs on ElasticFunnels: split tests under one URL, routing across your MIDs, and the sale posted back to the ad.

Samuel Todosiciuc, founder and CEO, ex-CTO of a direct response company
Sam, founder of ElasticFunnels
FAQ

Checkout Champ alternative FAQ

Is ElasticFunnels a Checkout Champ alternative?

Yes. Both build funnels and route payments across merchant accounts with a call center. ElasticFunnels adds split tests under one URL and sale-level attribution, on a flat plan instead of a share of sales.

How much does Checkout Champ cost?

Checkout Champ Growth is $300 a month plus 1% of gross sales. Enterprise adds a fee reduction based on volume. ElasticFunnels starts at $97 a month.

Is Checkout Champ the same as Konnektive?

Checkout Champ says it licensed the Konnektive engine and built a new product on it for ecommerce, with a funnel and storefront builder.

How does Checkout Champ split testing work?

Visitors go to a split slug and are sent to variant pages, each with its own slug, by percentage. ElasticFunnels serves every variant under one URL.

How do I move from Checkout Champ?

Clone your pages with the AI builder, connect your MIDs and routing rules, then send new orders through ElasticFunnels and compare on sales before moving subscriptions.

A flat plan, not a share of sales.

Split tests under one URL, MID routing and sale-level attribution in one funnel builder.