How does Asteris Cart pricing compare to FunnelKit?

Asteris Cart is $99 Starter and $199 Pro a year. FunnelKit starts at $249 a year (audited 5 June 2026).

FunnelKit alternative? Asteris Cart vs FunnelKit, honestly

Q: Is Asteris Cart a good FunnelKit alternative?

For cart and checkout, yes — 22 modules in one plugin at $99 to $399 a year. FunnelKit remains the choice if you need its funnel and email-automation suite.

Q: Is WooFunnels the same as FunnelKit?

Yes. WooFunnels now ships under the FunnelKit brand, so a WooFunnels comparison is a FunnelKit comparison.

Q: What does FunnelKit do that Asteris Cart does not?

FunnelKit carries deeper funnel building and email and SMS automation beyond the checkout itself.

FunnelKit is a funnel and automation suite — funnel pages, order bumps, plus email and SMS automation — starting at $249 a year. Asteris Cart is a 22-module cart and checkout plugin at $99 to $399 a year. They overlap at the checkout. If you want marketing automation and funnel building in one suite, FunnelKit is the tool. If you want a consolidated cart and checkout with real-expiry urgency, attribution that survives custom thank-you URLs and Article 7 GDPR consent, Asteris Cart is the closer fit. WooFunnels now ships as FunnelKit.

The short version

FunnelKit (formerly WooFunnels) is a funnel builder with an automation engine attached. Asteris Cart is a checkout suite without funnel pages or email automation. They meet at the cart and checkout. This page names prices, gaps and what FunnelKit does better.

Pricing

	Asteris Cart	FunnelKit
Entry	$99/yr (Starter, 1 site)	$249/yr (Starter)
Pro	$199/yr (3 sites)	higher tiers add automation seats
Model	one checkout plugin, 22 modules	funnel pages + automation suite

Prices in USD/yr, audited 5 June 2026. WooFunnels is now FunnelKit, so a WooFunnels comparison points here.

Where Asteris Cart is different

Urgency that actually expires server-side, releasing the WooCommerce stock hold at zero. src/Checkout/Urgency_Timer.php::enforce_expiry()
An ad pixel that re-fires the purchase event on custom thank-you URLs — the common attribution break in WooCommerce checkout plugins. src/Checkout/Pixel_Bridge.php
GDPR consent with an unbundled opt-in per Article 7(2) and salted, hashed IPs rather than raw addresses. src/Checkout/Gdpr_Consent.php::hash_ip()
HPOS verified in CI — a build rule blocks legacy order-meta calls.
One plugin, one bill — 22 modules consolidated.

What FunnelKit does better

Automation depth. FunnelKit ships email and SMS automation, broadcasts and sequences. Asteris Cart does not build marketing automation — recovery sequencing is a later version, and even then it is checkout-scoped, not a full email suite.
Funnel building. Like CartFlows, FunnelKit builds multi-step funnel pages. Asteris Cart defers a funnel canvas on purpose.
A broader marketing toolchain. FunnelKit’s broadcast + sequence + funnel-page set covers ground Asteris Cart explicitly does not enter.

Who should choose which

You want funnel pages plus email and SMS automation in one suite → FunnelKit.
You want a consolidated cart and checkout, real-expiry urgency, attribution that survives custom URLs and Article 7 consent → Asteris Cart.

Switching from FunnelKit

Read the FunnelKit migration guide → · See pricing →

FAQ

Is Asteris Cart a good FunnelKit alternative? For cart and checkout, yes. FunnelKit remains the choice for funnel pages plus automation.

How does the pricing compare? Asteris Cart is $99 Starter / $199 Pro. FunnelKit starts at $249 (audited 5 June 2026).

Is WooFunnels the same as FunnelKit? Yes — WooFunnels now ships under the FunnelKit brand.

What does FunnelKit do that Asteris Cart does not? Funnel building plus email and SMS automation beyond the checkout.

Sources

FunnelKit pricing: funnelkit.com/pricing — audited 5 Jun 2026
FunnelKit capability notes: file 05 [attach forum/changelog cites at publish]