ClickFunnels AI and Overskill

Two products on one platform. Your workspace, teammates, and credit balance are shared; the website you are on decides which product you see.

ClickFunnels AI and Overskill are two products built on the same platform. If your workspace has both, this article explains what is shared and what is not.

One workspace, one credit balance

Your workspace, your teammates, and your credit balance are the same on both.

There is one balance, not one per product. Credits you buy are spent by whichever product you are working in, and the number you see in either place is the same number. There is no separate ClickFunnels AI balance to top up.

See What uses credits and Out of credits — what now?.

The website you are on decides what you see

Presentation follows the address, always:

That holds no matter which product you used last. A tab left open on one site keeps its own branding even after you switch in another tab.

What the product switcher does

If your workspace has both products, look for a Switch product control next to the product name. Choosing the other product takes you to that product's website.

It moves you between the two sites. It does not restyle the site you are already on — there is no way to see Overskill branding on clickfunnels.ai, or the reverse. If you only have one of the two products, you will not see the switcher at all.

What you build is stamped where you built it

A funnel you start on www.clickfunnels.ai is a ClickFunnels AI funnel. Something you start on www.overskill.com is an Overskill app. That stays with it, so start your work on the site for the product you want.

Switching products later does not convert anything you have already built.

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