Version History

Overview

Every time you publish a page variant or quiz, SuperFunnel creates a save point, a snapshot of that build at the moment of publication.

Prematurely published something? Had better results on a previous version? Whatever the reason, you can restore any previous published version at any time, without manual changes or creating a ticket.

Without publishing, changes exist only in your workspace editor. They can be overwritten by further edits and are not recoverable if lost. Publishing is therefore not just about going live, it is also how you protect your work.

Publish or Perish

You can only revert to published versions of your page. So if you think there is any chance you will need to revert, even if a variant you're working on needs more changes before activating it, be sure to publish. Use a version name and description too, treating them like commit messages, such as "New headline copy", "Added GTM tag", or "Summer campaign layout". This makes it easy to pinpoint the version you want if you ever need to go back.

For example, if you are working on a variant and get a few sections ready, but not the whole page, publish anyway. If you run into a bug later, you will be able to revert to that point.

Be mindful of variants and variations

Currently, the revert options work only at the page level. If you revert a page to see an older version of one variant or variation, you may affect other variants and variations.

Step-by-Step Guide to Reverting a Page or Quiz

Version history is available for both pages and quizzes. The steps are the same, but where you find the version history menu differs slightly.

Open the version history menu

The entry point depends on whether you're working with a page or a quiz:

Pages — navigate to the page overview, where you see the page's variant list, then click the ⋮ (vertical ellipsis) in the top-right corner of the page overview
Quizzes — open the quiz in the editor, then click the ⋮ in the top-right corner of the editor

In both cases, select Version History from the menu that appears.

Find the version to restore

You'll see a list of published versions, each showing:

Version name and description (if added at publish time)
Email of the team member who published it
When it was published (e.g. 4 months ago)

The version currently live is marked Current in green.

Open the version's options

Click the ⋮ next to the version you want, then pick between three options:

Redeploy this version — Publishes this version straight to your live site. Staging is not affected, and neither is your editor, in case you are working on the latest version. As the confirmation dialog explains: "This will create a new version that is a copy of this one and make it the live version of your page. The currently live version will remain in your history."

After redeploying, the version history menu shows the redeployed copy as the current version.

Create new page from this version (or Create new quiz from this version) — Creates an entirely new, independent page or quiz built from this version's content. The original page and its live version are untouched; the new asset shows up separately in your workspace, ready to edit, publish, or run as its own variant or experiment.

Use this when you want to revive an old version as a fresh asset, for example to A/B test it against your current page, without disturbing the page you reverted from.

Revert page to this version — Restores your page's editable draft to match this version. It does not change what's live; you'll need to publish afterwards to make it public.

This option includes a toggle, Also revert form content, which restores the form fields and steps captured in this version.

Not sure? Use 'Revert page to this version'

If you want to review the version before it goes live, or make any tweaks, choose Revert page to this version. This gives you a chance to edit before publishing.

Publish (if you reverted the draft)

If you chose Revert page to this version, the build will be loaded into your editor but will not go live automatically. Review the restored draft, make any final edits, and click Publish to serve the page live.

Summary

Reverting is only possible if a version was published, so publish early and often with clear names and descriptions. When it's time to go back, choose Redeploy this version to swap the live site immediately, or Revert page to this version to load the draft into your editor and publish on your own schedule. To keep an old version around as its own asset instead of touching the current page, choose Create new page from this version.