Can I use FunnelFlux with WordPress?

Yes, you can use FunnelFlux with WordPress.

FunnelFlux is fully compatible with WordPress. WordPress is just a system for hosting pages, and from FunnelFlux's point of view the system hosting a lander or offer is mostly irrelevant. A URL is a URL, and FunnelFlux can redirect to it or track it with JavaScript.

The only thing to watch for is URL parameter conflicts.

The p parameter conflict

FunnelFlux passes a lot of data through URL parameters. Usually this is fine, but some systems use the same parameter names internally.

WordPress is one example. WordPress uses p internally to represent a post or page ID.

When using direct links, FunnelFlux may add p=PAGE_ID to the URL. This tells the JavaScript on your page exactly which FunnelFlux page the visitor should be tracked to.

On WordPress, that same p parameter can cause WordPress to render a 404 page, because WordPress thinks you are asking it to load a specific post or page.

This usually does not come up with redirect links. It is mainly a direct-linking issue.

What to do

When generating a direct URL for a WordPress lander, enable the This is a WordPress page toggle in FunnelFlux.

This removes the p parameter from the generated direct URL so WordPress does not break the page.

This generally has very little impact on tracking. It is there to stop WordPress from treating the tracking URL as a request for a WordPress post or page.

If your lander is hosted on WordPress and you are using a direct link, turn this option on when generating the link.

For direct-link setup, see FunnelFlux's Javascript tracking overview.

Updated on: 20/05/2026