How to build a sales funnel in Notion with 0% platform fees

What a funnel actually is

A sales funnel is a sequence of steps that moves a visitor from "interested" to "paid". Four blocks matter: a landing page with one offer, a lead-capture step, an optional upsell, and a checkout. In Yectar all four live in one flow — same editor, same URL, same analytics.

Step 1 — Design the landing page

Open a new flow and use slash commands to write the page like a Notion doc: /hero, /testimonials, /faq. Keep one offer and one call-to-action — funnels that ask for two things at once convert worse than ones that ask for one.

Step 2 — Capture the lead

Add a lead-capture step with /email and a short qualifier field (budget, use case, timeline). Connect the Notion integration and map the fields to a "Leads" database. Every submission lands in Notion as a new row — no Zapier in the middle.

Step 3 — Branch with logic

Use /if to route qualified leads straight to checkout, and unqualified leads to a nurture step (book a call, watch a demo). One flow, two paths — no separate tools.

Step 4 — Checkout with Stripe

Drop in /payment and connect your own Stripe account. Yectar creates a Payment Intent, renders Stripe Elements inline, and pushes the paid order back into Notion. You pay Stripe's standard processing fee — nothing to Yectar.

Why Yectar vs a dedicated funnel builder

• 0% platform fees. ClickFunnels-style tools take 1–3% or lock payment on their processor. Yectar takes nothing.
• Notion is your CRM. Leads and orders live where your team already works — no exports, no separate dashboard.
• One flow, four shapes. Ship the same funnel as a landing page, an embedded form, or a one-question flow.