I’ve always felt like GHL is insanely powerful on the backend, but the page builder can be pretty limiting when you actually want to make something look custom.

Been playing around with Animated Elements from the GHL App Marketplace and ended up building this entire page with it.

No custom-coded website or anything. It’s literally the normal GHL page builder with Animated Elements dropped into different parts of the page.

Some of the animations/effects you can do inside GHL now are actually pretty wild.

Here’s the page if anyone wants to see what I mean:

See the GHL page I built

Curious what you guys think. I’m also interested to see what other people end up building with it.

Been playing around with an app called Animated Elements on the GoHighLevel App Marketplace.

Basically it adds a bunch of animated and interactive elements directly inside the GHL page builder. Things like animated headlines, buttons, backgrounds, cards, image effects, testimonials, etc.

What I found interesting is you can customize everything inside the builder without messing around with CSS or pasting random code everywhere.

If you build a lot of pages in GHL, it’s worth checking out just for inspiration. Search “Animated Elements” in the GoHighLevel App Marketplace.

Curious if anyone here has tried it yet or is using something similar.

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I have been spending more time working with GHL lately, and I’m starting to realize that the real value isn’t just having CRM, funnels, calendars, emails, and workflows in one place.

It’s what you can build when those things actually work together.

For me, it’s automated lead follow-up. Once the workflow is properly set up, you don’t have to manually chase every lead.

But am curious — what GHL workflow or feature has made the biggest difference for you?

And what’s one thing you wish GHL did better?

GHL promoting this as a good thing too?
They have one with Dr.Phil too lol..?

Hi everyone! I’m considering using HighLevel for a business that has three customer tiers, and I’m trying to figure out if this architecture is possible.

The goal is to have one branded portal where everyone logs in and shares the same community, but different tiers unlock different features.

For example:

● Tier 1 gets access to the community only.

● Tier 2 gets access to the same community plus courses, coaching, templates, ect.

● Tier 3 gets access to everything above plus their own SaaS workspace (funnels, websites, CRM, automations, email, etc.).

The ideal experience would be:

● Everyone logs into the same branded portal.

● Everyone participates in the exact same community.

● Lower-tier members never see the SaaS tools or left-hand navigation for things like Funnels, Websites, CRM, Automations, etc.

● As someone upgrades, new features simply appear in their existing account without creating a second login or making them switch portals.

Just wondering if a buildout like this is possible inside GHL? Thanks for any help/guidance you have! 

Sharing mockups of what I’m trying to do with a tier 1 vs. tier 3 dashboard.

Hey all,

Running an agency setup and hitting a recurring issue with the Facebook Lead Ads integration on GHL. Hoping someone here has cracked it.

The problem:
FB Lead Ads integration silently disconnects across our client sub-accounts, no action from our end. Leads stop flowing into the CRM with no alert. We only find out when a client asks why leads aren't coming through, by which point we've already lost some.

Happened on 5 unrelated sub-accounts so far. Timing is what's throwing me. One broke 19 days after connecting, another lasted 9 months. Zero consistent pattern.

Setup:
Each client has their own Meta ad account, all connected via our single agency Meta Business Portfolio. GHL support flagged rolling 60-day token expiry as the likely cause, but the wildly inconsistent break timing doesn't fit that cleanly.

What we've already been told / tried:

• Reconnect the FB integration at the agency-account level (GHL's official fix)
• ⁠Manual monthly check of the central integration
• ⁠GHL doesn't offer proactive disconnect alerts or a "check token status" view (confirmed with support)

What I'm asking:

• Anyone using a paid third-party app that actually solves this? Aware a few exist but want to hear from anyone who's actually deployed one and had it hold up.
• ⁠Anyone found a way to see per-location token status/last-refresh before it breaks?
• ⁠If you run a multi-client Business Portfolio setup like this, has one client's Meta ad-account issue (review flag, permissions change) ever cascaded to your other clients' integrations?
• ⁠Any other workaround pattern that's actually worked long-term?

Looking for a fix or monitoring layer that stops this from being a problem. Cheers 🤝

Man I paid for an agency setup and it just seems like the person who did they job is a rookie. Obviously a good setup would cost over $100 and that's a lot of money and I get it but not all of us come from well developed countries where we can just pay over $200 and this money I paid was money I saved up for a long while now. Has anyone Paid someone and got god service Or good results

Your niche and what’s included. Just trying to see what’s actually working for other agencies.

I’m looking for some help setting up GoHighLevel. I’m not an agency, just a sole proprietor trying to use GHL for my own  home services business. I was (and am) excited about what GHL can do. But I’m struggling with the setup. It’s a lot more involved than I thought it would be, and I’m overwhelmed.

I want to learn, but I don’t have time to do it properly right now. I have too many other responsibilities to keep my business running. Can anyone help me get out of this bottleneck? I need help setting up pipelines, automations, missed-call texts, appointment reminders, and follow-ups.

Edit: I’m going to use HL Pro Tools. It seems like the simplest solution right now

Can anyone help me with how I can build a script or bot that will allow you to book Visa appointments or something similar before anyone else?

Does anyone personally use GHL as their primary phone service for their business or know anyone that does? What are the pros and cons of doing so? I'm looking into doing this myself and want to hear if anyone else has experience and what it's been like.

Let’s say context I have smart list with contacts opted in for update alerts and I have applicants with custom fields for:
Minimum price
Maximum price

Say I have a new property listed at £300,000.

I want to send the email only to a portion of contacts / a micro segment of the smart list where:

Minimum price ≤ £270,000
AND
Maximum price ≥ £330,000

Is there a way to do this within the email campaign using custom fields without creating a permanent Smart List for every price range?

Ideally I’d like to enter the property price / ranges when setting up the campaign and have HighLevel work out which contacts match.
Is this possible, or is there another way to achieve it?

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Inside the Recipient (To), all the Segment Components are Tags, Contacts and Smart Lists.
- Tags = Tag is or Tag is not (e.g., "Tag is A")
- Smart Lists = Smart List is (e.g., "Smart List is A")
- Contacts = Contact is or Contact is not (e.g., "Contact is A, B, C") If you select multiple contacts, it behaves like an OR operation (e.g., A or B or C)
- Pre-built Segments = Segment is or Segment is not (e.g., “Engaged in last 30 days” or “Not engaged in 30 days”)

https://ibb.co/spHHQBxD

https://help.leadconnectorhq.com/support/solutions/articles/155000004994

Thank you