How To Set Up a Funnel with Multiple Currencies in GEM Software

Abstract

In today’s global market, flexibility is key. GEM Software allows you to set up a funnel with multiple currencies to serve international customers. This ensures every buyer can view pricing in their local currency, boosting trust and conversions. 

Introduction

Selling globally? You need more than one price tag.

Your funnel is where interest becomes income. But if your customers see prices in unfamiliar currencies, they hesitate. Worse, they may leave your funnel completely.

That’s where GEM Software comes in. You can set up a funnel with multiple currencies to match each customer’s country.

It helps you look global, feel local, and sell more.

What is a Multi-Currency Funnel?

A multi-currency funnel shows different currencies based on the user’s location or preference.

For example, someone from the U.S. sees prices in USD. A buyer from Europe sees Euros. Someone in Australia? They get AUD.

This creates a personalized experience. It builds trust. And it reduces the mental math your customers have to do.

Benefits of Setting Up Multiple Currencies

Here’s why it’s worth doing:

✅ More Sales, Less Friction

Buyers are more likely to convert when they see familiar pricing.

✅ Better Customer Experience

Customers feel more at home. That leads to higher satisfaction and loyalty.

✅ Global Brand Presence

It shows you’re prepared to serve the world—not just your region.

✅ Reduced Support Requests

No more emails asking about conversions or payment confusion.

✅ NDIS & Coaching-Friendly

If you serve multiple regions like Australia, NZ or the U.S., it fits right into your system.

Let’s walk through how to set up a funnel with multiple currencies in GEM Software.

Step 1: Prepare Your Funnel

Log into your GEM Software account.

Go to Sites > Funnels, and open the funnel where you want to use multiple currencies.

Make sure:

• The funnel is published

• You have at least one checkout or order form step

• Your product or service is set up

This is where your currency logic will begin.

Step 2: Add Products in Each Currency

Inside the funnel editor, click on the checkout page.
Go to the Products tab. Here, you’ll create a version of your offer for each currency.

For example:

• Product 1 – USD version

• Product 2 – EUR version

• Product 3 – AUD version

Set each product’s price and assign the appropriate currency from the dropdown list.

💡 Tip: Use exchange rates, but round prices for local expectations (e.g., 49.00 vs 48.72).

Step 3: Use Dynamic Display Logic (Smart Sections)

GEM Software lets you show or hide page elements using conditions.

Use this to show the right checkout block to the right visitor.

Here’s how:

1. Add multiple checkout elements on your funnel page one for each currency.

2. Go to each element’s Settings > Visibility Conditions.

3. Add conditions based on user country, IP or URL parameter (e.g., ?currency=USD).

This way, visitors from Europe see the EUR checkout. U.S. users get the USD version.

Step 4: Set Up URL Parameters for Manual Selection

You can allow users to switch currencies manually too.

Just add buttons like:

• “Pay in USD”

• “Pay in EUR”

• “Pay in AUD”

Link them to the same funnel step but append a query string:

• ?currency=usd

• ?currency=eur

• ?currency=aud

Then use these query strings to control which checkout appears.

This gives users control and keeps your setup flexible.

Step 5: Track Currency Conversions in Reporting

Once your funnel is live, you’ll want to track performance by currency.

In GEM Analytics, create a dashboard that filters:

• By product (USD vs AUD vs EUR)

• By funnel step

• By revenue type (subscriptions, one-time)

This shows you which regions perform best and where to improve.

You can also sync with Stripe or PayPal reports to see income per currency.

Step 6: Optional – Use GeoIP Add-ons or Scripts

GEM allows custom scripts. You can use third-party GeoIP tools to auto-detect location and switch currencies.

Example tools:

• MaxMind

• IPStack

• IP2Location

Install the script in your funnel’s header or footer. Then apply conditional logic based on the visitor country.

This makes your funnel truly smart fully automatic with no clicks needed.

Tips for Smooth Multi-Currency Setup

Here are a few final tips:

• Test Each Currency: Go through the funnel as if you're a customer from each region.
  
  

• Label Everything Clearly: So you know which widget or block is for which currency.

• Round Prices: Avoid strange decimal points. Keep it clean and market friendly.

• Avoid Too Many Currencies: Stick to your top 2–3 markets for simplicity.

• Sync With Payment Gateways: Make sure Stripe or PayPal accept all the currencies you set up.

Key Takeaways

• Setting up a funnel with multiple currencies improves global conversion and customer trust.

• You need to create different versions of your product one per currency.

• Use conditional display logic in GEM Software to show the correct pricing.

• Add URL query strings for manual currency switching.

• Use reporting to track funnel performance per region and currency.

• Optional scripts help auto-detect user country for a smarter experience.

Conclusion

If you're aiming to grow your business beyond borders, multiple currencies are no longer optional; they are essential.

With GEM Software, it’s easy to build a funnel that speaks your customers’ language through currency.

You don’t need coding skills. Just smart setup, clear pricing and user-friendly logic.

Now your funnel is ready to serve clients from Australia, the US, the UK or anywhere with a screen and a dream.

Go ahead. Customize your GEM funnel with multiple currencies and start scaling like a pro.