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Agency hub · Updated 2026-09-04

GoHighLevel for agencies: plans, SaaS Mode, and what it actually costs

As of 2026-09-04, HighLevel publishes Starter $97/mo, Unlimited $297/mo, and Agency Pro $497/mo. This hub covers first-party plan mechanics — not the “should you white-label?” strategy narrative (that lives on the white-label guide).

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Jeffrey James

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Published agency plan tiers

Source: gohighlevel.com/pricing (re-verified 2026-09-04). All plans include unlimited contacts and unlimited users. The $297 tier is named Unlimited on the live pricing page — not “Freelancer.”

PlanPriceSub-accountsAgency / white-label notes
Starter$97/mo3 Sub-AccountsAgency workspace primarily; not positioned for SaaS resale
Unlimited$297/moUnlimited Sub-AccountsRebill Phone & Email (no markup); Basic API Access
Agency Pro$497/moUnlimited Sub-Accounts + Automated Sub-Account CreationSaaS Mode; Rebill Phone & Email with Markup; User/Agent Reporting; Advanced API Access

HighLevel’s pricing FAQ states: “On the Agency Starter plan, you are limited to 3 Sub-Accounts. On the Unlimited and Pro plans, you also get unlimited Sub-Accounts.” “Unlimited Sub-Accounts” is GHL’s feature name — it is not a claim about unlimited sites or funnels. As of 2026-09-04, the pricing page publishes no site/funnel count limit.

Optional add-ons agencies actually budget

These four line items appear on HighLevel’s pricing add-ons table (verified 2026-09-04). WordPress hosting is a separate paid add-on (starts at $10/month per site on the pricing page) — never assume it is bundled into the base subscription.

Add-onPriceNotes
HIPAA compliance$297/monthAny tier
White label mobile app$497/monthAdd-on
Premium support$500/monthAdd-on
Dedicated email IPs$59/month per IPPer IP

Deep dives in this cluster

Model stack math on the SwitchToGHL calculator. Ready to start a trial path? Use /start-agency. For “should you white-label?” strategy, stay on the agency white-label guide.

How “unlimited” is scoped

HighLevel’s own footer disclaimer says references to “unlimited” features describe platform functionality and access only. Cite “Unlimited Sub-Accounts” as GHL’s stated feature name. Do not extend that language to sites or funnels — the pricing page does not publish those caps either way.

  • Starter: 3 Sub-Accounts
  • Unlimited + Agency Pro: unlimited Sub-Accounts (GHL’s wording)
  • All plans: unlimited contacts and unlimited users
  • No published site/funnel count limit on the pricing page as of 2026-09-04

Frequently asked questions

How much does GoHighLevel cost for agencies?

As of 2026-09-04, published plans are Starter $97/mo (3 Sub-Accounts), Unlimited $297/mo (Unlimited Sub-Accounts), and Agency Pro $497/mo (Unlimited Sub-Accounts plus SaaS Mode and related agency features). Usage-based SMS, phone, email, and AI fees apply on top.

How many sub-accounts do GoHighLevel agency plans include?

Per HighLevel’s pricing FAQ: "On the Agency Starter plan, you are limited to 3 Sub-Accounts. On the Unlimited and Pro plans, you also get unlimited Sub-Accounts."

Do all GoHighLevel plans include unlimited contacts and users?

Yes. HighLevel’s pricing page states unlimited contacts and unlimited users on all plans, including Starter — "Scale your business without a tax on growth."

How does GoHighLevel compare to HubSpot for agencies?

Both can serve agencies, but the comparison is product-fit and TCO — not a single sticker price. For the full side-by-side, see GHL vs HubSpot rather than duplicating that analysis here.

Can agencies migrate existing clients into GoHighLevel?

Yes. Agencies typically rebuild workflows in a source sub-account, capture a snapshot, then load that configuration into client sub-accounts. Contacts and live history are not snapshot cargo — plan a data migration separately.

Does GoHighLevel publish a limit on sites or funnels?

As of 2026-09-04, the official pricing page does not publish a sites or funnels cap. HighLevel’s own footer hedges the word “unlimited” as describing platform functionality and access only — do not treat that as an unlimited-sites claim.

Figures above reflect HighLevel’s published pricing as of 2026-09-04. Always confirm live numbers on gohighlevel.com/pricing before committing.

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