Hi there! Thanks for bringing this up. It’s a fantastic question, and wanting a single button to handle multiple tasks (like submitting a form and triggering a popup) is a super common workflow request when building out sales funnels.
To answer your question directly: No, you cannot assign two actions to a single button in Funnelish at the same time. For example, you cannot configure a button to simultaneously submit data and go to a custom URL, or submit data and show a popup. Each button is designed to handle one definitive action to ensure your funnel’s data and payment processing execute reliably without browser conflicts.
Available Button Actions in Funnelish
Currently, each button can be configured to perform exactly one of the following actions:
Submit step: Submits customer payment/form details and automatically moves them to the next step in your funnel.
Go to next step: Moves the user to the next step without submitting any payment or form data.
Go to URL: Redirects the user to an external link or custom page.
Go to section/row: Acts as an anchor link to scroll the user to a specific part of the current page.
Show popup: Displays an on-page popup when clicked.
Note: If you want to show a popup on click, you can absolutely set that as the button’s single action, but you cannot combine it with submitting data or redirecting to a new URL.
April 2026 Updates: Optimizing Funnelish Button Actions & Routing
For those landing on this thread looking for the latest SEO and conversion rate optimization (CRO) best practices regarding Funnelish page builder actions:
While multi-action buttons are still not natively supported to protect data integrity, you can easily achieve your desired user flow using these modern funnel workaround:
- If you want to “Submit + Show a Popup”: Instead of trying to make one button do both, use a “Show popup” button on your main page to capture the user’s attention. Then, place your actual “Submit step” button inside that popup. This creates a highly converting, seamless two-step opt-in process.
Keeping your actions singular ensures that your customer’s data and payments are safely processed before any redirects or popups take over the screen!
Is there a way for a button to do 2 things at once? example. submit and go to a url. or submit and show a pop-up?