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Nineteen industry snapshots with the workflows, funnels and copy already written. Import one, change eleven values, go live.
Automations
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A kit is not a folder of templates. It is one snapshot where the form feeds the workflow, the workflow moves the pipeline, and the calendar is already attached.
Built pages, not blank templates. Every funnel is wired to a form, a pipeline stage and a follow-up.
The site and the funnels off it, each with mobile layouts, tracking placeholders and the thank-you logic already connected.
5 to 8 per kit
The part nobody wants to rebuild. Named, documented workflows rather than a folder of untitled drafts.
Speed to lead, reminders, recall, reactivation and renewal, each with wait windows tuned to the industry rather than copied between them.
19 to 29 per kit
Stages that match how the industry actually sells, including the second pipeline most kits leave out.
Opportunity pipelines with stage automation attached, so moving a card does the work instead of recording it.
2 to 3 per kit
Team, round robin and service calendars with buffers, deposits and reminder sets configured.
Each calendar connected to the right form, the right pipeline stage and the right reminder cadence before you touch it.
2 to 5 per kit
Intake that qualifies. Conditional questions route the contact before a human reads anything.
Forms and surveys mapped to the custom fields the workflows already reference, so an answer changes what happens next.
6 to 12 per kit
Written copy in the industry voice, not lorem placeholders with your logo dropped on top.
Templates with merge fields filled in, all editable, none of them generic and none of them written for a different trade.
27 to 44 per kit
Every kit ships the same list, and it is one list rather than two. Each line says what lands in the sub-account; nine of them carry a system stamp, and those nine systems are the whole system. There are no quantities on it: what a kit contains is stated, not counted. Each kit page then writes every line in its own industry's words.
The site itself, built in AI Studio with the copy already written and the booking calendar sitting on the pages that need one.
The single-purpose pages that sit off the site: booking, offer, referral, reactivation. Each one wired to a form, a stage and a follow-up.
What gets asked before anyone speaks to a human, and what gets asked afterwards. Consent wording included where the industry needs it.
The voice on the line. Answers, qualifies, books and transfers the ones worth interrupting someone for.
The same job done in text, across the website chat, text messages, email and the Facebook and Instagram inboxes.
The per-contact record. What the account knows about one person, and what the automations read before they decide anything.
Account-level placeholders. The reason the same kit works in a second sub-account without anyone opening a workflow.
The boards and their stages: how work is meant to move, and where it stalls when nobody is watching.
The automation itself, with the wait windows and exit conditions that stop a booked contact being chased.
Confirmation on booking, the reminder ladder before it, and the call that goes out when someone does not turn up.
The touches between an enquiry and a booking, and the ones that keep a contact record worth something afterwards.
The ask at completion, and the cadence behind it: channel order, follow-up timing and who is never asked again.
The campaigns that run off the industry calendar rather than the contact record.
Delivered within 24 business hours of purchase confirmation. Business hours are 9am to 5pm Central, Monday to Friday, so an order placed on Friday afternoon arrives on Monday and nothing is delivered at a weekend. Installation is free, with 10 hours of dedicated installation support, to be used within 12 days of purchase.
From lead capture to lifetime client, fully automated. Five stages, three moving parts each. The list above is what you get; this is the order it runs in once the kit is live.
STG-1
Multi-channel lead entry with intelligent routing. Nothing rings out, nothing sits in an inbox.
STG-2
A 10 day multi-touch sequence that turns an enquiry into a booked appointment.
STG-3
Confirmed bookings, intelligent reminders, and recovery inside the hour when one slips.
STG-4
Turning a satisfied client into the thing that wins the next one.
STG-5
The part almost nobody runs: keeping a client for years rather than one transaction.
Each one is a separate build, not the same snapshot with the words swapped. A roofing kit has an insurance claim pipeline. A gym kit has an attendance gap trigger. Neither has the other.
All 19 kitsConsults booked, packages tracked, memberships renewed.
Storm response, inspections and the insurance claim pipeline.
Maintenance agreements, seasonal tune-ups and emergency intake.
Buyer and seller tracks that never share a pipeline.
Pre-approval, rate watch and the realtor partner pipeline.
Application, discovery call, and a programme that onboards itself.
The maths
Building a sub-account by hand is not hard, it is long. The workflows take an afternoon each, the copy takes a day, and the second client gets a worse version because you rushed it.
41 hours of build work becomes 7 hours of configuration. Estimated from our own delivery log for a single sub-account.
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Before a kit is any use to you
Every kit on this site is a snapshot file, and a snapshot has to be imported into a GoHighLevel agency account. If you do not have one yet, this is what it costs. All three plans import a snapshot, so the only real question is how many client sub-accounts you need.
| Capability | Starter$97/moor $970 a yearOne agency running a handful of client accounts. | Unlimited$297/moor $2,970 a yearThe plan a kit buyer normally wants: one account per client, no cap. | Agency Pro$497/moor $4,970 a yearReselling the platform itself, with your own margin on usage. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sub-accounts | 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Contacts and users | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Import a snapshot | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Rebill phone and email | No | At cost, no markup | With your markup |
| SaaS mode | No | No | Yes, plus advanced API |
| Start a trial | Start the 14-day free trial of the GoHighLevel Starter plan, on gohighlevel.com | Start the 14-day free trial of the GoHighLevel Unlimited plan, on gohighlevel.com | Start the 14-day free trial of the GoHighLevel Agency Pro plan, on gohighlevel.com |
Unlimited is the one most people buying a kit end up on. A kit installs into one sub-account. Past three clients, Starter runs out and this does not.
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A snapshot is a saved copy of the structure of a sub-account: funnels, websites, workflows, pipelines, calendars, forms, surveys, triggers, custom fields, custom values and message templates. Importing one recreates all of that in another sub-account in a few minutes. It is the closest thing HighLevel has to a project template.
No. This is the single most common misunderstanding. A snapshot moves structure only. Contacts, opportunities, conversations, call recordings, payments and appointment history all stay behind. If you need those, you export and import them separately.
A template is one asset, usually a funnel or an email. A snapshot is the whole account structure with the connections between assets intact, so a form still feeds the right workflow and the workflow still moves the right pipeline stage. Buying templates leaves you wiring them together; buying a snapshot does not.
To import and manage snapshots across sub-accounts, yes, you need agency level access. A single sub-account user can receive a shared snapshot link but cannot create or manage a snapshot library.
Every kit ships with its workflows, funnels and copy already written, so it imports in minutes. If you would rather not touch it at all, we will build the account for you.
Every kit ships with its workflows, funnels and copy already written. All sales are final once the share link is sent, so ask us first if you are unsure.
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