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Last updated: July 20, 2026
GoHighLevel is the agency operating system: CRM, funnels, websites, email, SMS and voice, automations, calendars, reputation management, courses and memberships — plus client sub-accounts, white-labelling and a mode that lets you resell the whole thing as your own SaaS. Unusually, every plan includes the full platform with unlimited contacts and users; tiers differ on sub-accounts and branding, not features. The honest caveat: communications and AI are billed on usage on top, so the subscription is your floor, not your bill.
STARTS AT
$97–$497/mo
Three plans: Starter $97/mo, Unlimited $297/mo, Agency Pro (SaaS Pro) $497/mo. Annual billing takes those to roughly $81 / $248 / $414 — about 17% off, or two months free. Importantly, all three include the full platform with unlimited contacts and users; tiers differ on sub-account limits, white-label control and SaaS Mode, not core features. No free plan, but a 14-day free trial.
The part the headline price doesn't cover. Phone, SMS and email are usage-billed, typically adding $20–$150/mo depending on volume. AI is charged separately again: Conversation AI ~$0.02/message pay-as-you-go or a flat $97/mo unlimited per sub-account, and Voice AI ~$0.163/min once voice engine and LLM tokens combine. Note also that carrier fee increases took effect during 2026, so messaging costs have risen.
No. AI Employee Unlimited is a separate add-on at ~$97/mo per sub-account, not bundled into any tier. For an agency running several client sub-accounts that adds up fast — five sub-accounts using it is roughly +$485/mo on top of your subscription. The plan-level difference is rebilling: Unlimited passes AI costs through at cost, while Agency Pro can add markup and keep the margin.
Starter includes three — one for your agency plus two clients — which is worth flagging, because many comparison articles still say one. Unlimited and Agency Pro both offer unlimited sub-accounts. A commonly reported mistake is starting on Starter then upgrading within a month once limits bite, so an active agency with more than a couple of clients should start on Unlimited and skip the migration.
The commonly cited break-even is two clients paying $297/mo. SaaS Mode is the reason to be there: the SaaS Configurator lets you sell subscription plans under your own brand, auto-provision a sub-account on signup, trigger onboarding and bill through Stripe with no manual work. Agency Pro also allows markup on rebilled SMS, email and AI, plus agency-level API keys and full OAuth 2.0 for public apps.
Built for marketing agencies and consultants managing client accounts, especially those wanting to white-label the platform or build recurring software income. If you'll genuinely use sub-accounts, rebilling and SaaS Mode, the economics are strong and it consolidates a lot of tools. Poor fit if you're a single business needing one function done well, or if you want something live in an afternoon — it's powerful but configuration-heavy, and agencies routinely lose weeks to setup.
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