Put a live funnel map on your site

One iframe. A real, pannable diagram instead of a screenshot that goes stale the day after you take it. Free on every plan — including the free one.

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The Lead Magnet + Nurture template, rendered exactly as an embed renders it — pan and zoom it. Yours would be your own map.

Three steps

  1. 1

    Share the map

    Open your map in FrazzleCRM and hit Share. That mints a public read-only link — automation content never leaves your workspace.

  2. 2

    Copy the embed code

    The same popover hands you a ready-made iframe snippet pointing at /m/<token>/embed. One click to copy.

  3. 3

    Paste it into your page

    Anywhere an iframe is allowed: a WordPress HTML block, a Webflow embed, Notion’s /embed, MDX docs, a Google Site. Edit the map later and the embed shows the new version.

The snippet
<iframe
  src="https://frazzlecrm.com/m/YOUR-TOKEN/embed"
  title="Funnel map — FrazzleCRM"
  width="100%" height="520" loading="lazy"
  style="border:1px solid #e2e8f0;border-radius:12px"
></iframe>

Swap YOUR-TOKEN for the token in your share link (or just copy the ready-made snippet from the Share popover). Height is yours to pick — iframes can't size themselves, so 400–600px suits most maps.

What visitors see

  • The map: structure, labels, notes and doc links, pannable and zoomable.
  • A small “Built with FrazzleCRM” badge. It's the price of the free embed, and it isn't removable.
  • A “Copy this map” button — only if you ticked let visitors copy this map on the share link.

What they never see

  • Email and SMS content, subjects, senders or trigger configuration.
  • Contacts, traffic, run history — none of it is in the map file at all.
  • Anything editable. The embed is strictly read-only, and revoking the share link turns every copy of it off at once.

Honest notes

The embed is unlisted, not secret. Anyone with the token can view it, and the page is noindex so it never competes with your page in search. Treat a share token like a link to an unlisted video.

It renders client-side. The diagram is drawn in the browser, so search engines index your surrounding words, not the map. Write a sentence about the funnel next to the embed — that's what gets read.

Fixed height. Cross-origin iframes can't auto-size, and we don't ask you to paste a script to work around it. Pick a height.

Nothing to embed yet? Start from a funnel template, see what the plans cost, or read why the diagram IS the automation.