From an empty page to a funnel that takes real money. Eight steps, no code, all of it doable from your phone. Follow them in order — each one hands you something the next one needs.
Set aside about an hour for your first one. The second takes fifteen minutes.
This drops a ready-made two-page funnel — a sales page and a checkout page — straight into your own account. You are not building pages from scratch. You are replacing the words and code inside pages that already exist.
No account yet? The link will ask you to make one — it is free and takes a minute. If it sends you to a login or signup screen instead of the funnel, finish signing up, then click the link above again and the funnel will land in your account.
Grab that checkout address now, before you generate anything. If you paste it into the generator in step 3, your buy buttons come out already pointing at your checkout. Skip it and you'll have to hunt through the code afterwards and swap it in by hand.
Paystack is how you collect card and bank-transfer payments in Nigeria. Money lands in your bank account, usually the next working day. Do this first — the generator asks for your key in step 3.
Copy the PUBLIC key, never the secret one. The public key (pk_live_…) is built to sit inside your page — it can only start payments to you. The secret key (sk_live_…) can move money out. It never leaves your dashboard. Never paste it into the generator, into ChatGPT, or into any page. The generator will refuse it if you try.
Still waiting for approval? You can carry on with your pk_test_ key and rehearse the whole thing with Paystack's test card — 4084 0840 8408 4081, any future expiry, CVV 408, PIN 0000, OTP 123456. No real money moves. Swap in your pk_live_ key before you sell to anyone.
This is where you describe your offer. Everything you type stays on your own phone — nothing is sent anywhere. Take your time here: the quality of what comes out is decided almost entirely by what you put in.
Read the money line before you go further. After it generates, a line appears telling you exactly what your buyer will be charged — for example "Your buyer will be charged ₦9,900 (990000 kobo)". Check that number. If it's wrong, fix your price and generate again. This is the one mistake that costs you real money, and this line is where you catch it.
The generator doesn't write your pages — it writes very precise instructions. The AI does the building. Either ChatGPT or Claude works, and the free versions are usually enough.
Only got one block? That's normal — it ran out of room. It will end with "Reply CONTINUE and I will write your checkout page." Type CONTINUE and send. Block 2 comes next. Don't start over.
Don't edit the code by hand. If something's wrong — the price, a claim, the wording — go back to the generator, fix that box, generate again, and re-run it. Editing raw code is how pages get broken.
Now you put the code into the page systeme.io already gave you.
Your page will look empty in Preview. That is normal — it is not broken. systeme.io never renders Raw HTML in Preview mode. It only shows on the real, published page. Don't panic and don't paste it again. Publish, then open the live address in your browser to see it properly.
Same move, second page. This is the one that takes the money.
Left the checkout address blank in step 3? Then your buy buttons are pointing at a placeholder. Search block 1 for YOUR_CHECKOUT_URL_HERE and replace every one with your real checkout address before you publish. If you filled it in back in step 3, there's nothing to do here.
Used a pk_test_ key? Your checkout will show a small "Test mode" line and take no real money. Swap in your pk_live_ key and regenerate before you sell.
Never send traffic to a checkout you haven't paid through yourself. Thirty seconds here protects every naira of ad spend behind it.
Paystack takes the money. It does not deliver your product. Nothing is sent to your buyer automatically — no email, no access, nothing. Until you set that up, you must watch your Paystack dashboard and send every buyer their product yourself. Check the amount on each payment before you deliver. Make sure whatever your page promises about delivery is something you can actually keep by hand.
Retest after any edit. Every time you change either page, walk the path again: sales page, buy button, checkout, pay. It takes half a minute and it catches the thing that would have quietly cost you a week of sales.
Optional, and worth doing. yourbrand.com converts better than yourname.systeme.io in a market where people are watching hard for signs of a scam. Do it after you've made your first sales, not before.
Your buy buttons still point at the old address. They carry whatever checkout link you gave in step 3. After you move to a custom domain, regenerate with the new checkout address, or the buttons will keep sending buyers to your systeme.io address.
Stuck on any step? Email support@etinmedia.com
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