Free forever. $12 when you want Claude or ChatGPT to act.
One sub-account free forever on the read-only tools. Pay only when you want Claude or ChatGPT to create, send and update — or to add more clients. Curious but not sure? Book a demo — anyone welcome.
Free
- 1 sub-account
- 117 read-only tools — list, search, report
- No credit card, no expiry
Pay as you grow
- All 272 tools — Claude or ChatGPT can act, not just look
- Unlimited requests (fair use)
- Full support, high priority — right from your dashboard
Agency
- Unlimited sub-accounts
- No per-change payment approvals
- Priority support
How billing works. PayPal requires you to approve any change to your recurring amount, so adding or removing a paid sub-account sends you there once to confirm. A new sub-account stays switched off until you approve; a removed one stops working immediately, and confirming the lower amount is what stops you paying for it.
If you run more than about ten sub-accounts, the flat $99 Agency plan is both cheaper and skips this step entirely.
Questions about billing
When am I charged?
Never, unless you choose to upgrade. Your first sub-account is free forever on the read-only tools. You pay $12/month per sub-account when you want Claude or ChatGPT to be able to change things, or when you add a second client.
What happens if I cancel?
Your paid links stop working at the end of the period you have paid for, and you drop back to the free tier. Nothing is deleted in GoHighLevel — we only ever store the connection details, never your contacts.
What if a payment fails?
Your sub-accounts keep working for 7 days while you sort it out, and you'll see a banner in the dashboard. After that they pause. We never delete your data over a failed payment.
Why does PayPal ask me to approve every change?
That's PayPal's rule for subscriptions, not ours: a merchant can't raise or lower a recurring charge without the payer confirming it. We'd rather show you the confirmation step than quietly bill you a different amount. The Agency plan has a fixed price, so it never comes up.
Do you offer refunds?
Open a support ticket. If it didn't work for you, we'd rather refund you than argue about it.