ActiveCampaign paid funnel check
One first-visit mobile problem can interrupt the path from a current AI ad to ActiveCampaign's free trial or demo.
Owner brief
We followed current ActiveCampaign ads to the exact AI page they promote. We checked the page on desktop and mobile, opened its public trial, pricing, and demo routes, and stopped before entering any details. The ad promise carries through. The leak appears when a new visitor tries to act on a phone.
The paid path
A current ad sells marketing AI that remembers the brand instead of making the user start from scratch each time. It sends the click to ActiveCampaign's AI page.
The destination repeats the promise with "Build an on-brand campaign in minutes" and gives visitors two choices: start a 14-day free trial or get a demo.
Highest-Priority Revenue Leaks
The cookie panel covers both ways to convert on a phone
On a fresh mobile visit, the cookie panel sits across "Start your free trial" and "Get a demo." A paid visitor can read the promise, but cannot cleanly choose either next step until they deal with the panel.
That interruption lands at the moment of intent. It adds a decision between the ad click and the trial or sales conversation, where even a small drop-off wastes paid attention.
Change the mobile consent treatment first. Keep the required choice, but use a shorter bottom bar or a layout that never overlaps either action. Test it in a fresh session at common phone widths before shipping.
FunnelWatch should keep opening the exact paid AI destination in a clean mobile session. The check should alert when the consent panel overlaps the trial or demo controls, or when either route stops opening.
What we checked
Funnel depth tested: current ad, exact AI destination, and the opening public pages for free trial, pricing, pricing request, and demo. We did not enter personal information, submit a form, create an account, start a trial, or test billing.
The sampled on-site links opened successfully. Across the linked public pages, we found no opposing price, trial, payment, discount, guarantee, or inclusion terms. There is no offer contradiction in the public path we checked.