Pricing guide

Choose the GHL Plan That Fits the Business Model

This page is designed to reduce pricing friction. Instead of treating the plans as feature bundles in isolation, it connects them to business model fit, operational complexity, and the type of outcome you actually need.

Plan overview

Pricing is most useful when it is interpreted through the lens of actual use case.

The more fragmented your current stack is, the easier it becomes to justify the broader plans. The wrong move is comparing GHL to one single-purpose subscription in a vacuum.

Business-fit plan

Starter

$97/mo

Solo operators and small teams that need core CRM, pages, forms, calendars, and essential follow-up.

Choose this when simplicity and affordability matter more than sub-account scale.
Start with the standard trial

Business-fit plan

Unlimited

$297/mo

Agencies that need multiple client accounts, stronger operational control, and a credible path away from tool sprawl.

Usually the best value for agencies replacing several subscriptions at once.
See the agency-fit offer

Business-fit plan

SaaS Pro

$497/mo

Operators building a white-label SaaS-style offer or selling recurring software into a specific niche.

Most useful when you intend to monetize the platform, not just use it internally.
Explore SaaS Pro trial

Buyer scenarios

Agency operator

Unlimited is usually the strongest default when the goal is to consolidate tools, manage multiple client environments, and create a cleaner operational backbone.

Agency-fit route

Solo consultant or small service team

Starter makes sense when you need CRM, pages, forms, and follow-up, but are not yet running multiple client sub-accounts or a SaaS resale model.

Standard trial

White-label SaaS builder

SaaS Pro is the relevant path when you intend to monetize the platform inside a recurring software offer rather than only using it internally.

SaaS Pro path

How to think about cost

The plan price only tells part of the story.

For the right business, the economic case is not based on one subscription line item. It is based on how many disconnected tools, manual steps, and missed lead opportunities you can remove by centralizing the workflow.

Step one

Audit the tools you already pay for and the manual work required to keep them aligned.

Step two

Decide whether you need a stronger internal operating system or a platform you plan to resell as part of a niche offer.

Step three

Use the matching route and the bonus assets to reduce the gap between signup and actual deployment.

Additional entry points

Not every visitor should take the same CTA.

The site uses more than one referral path so the destination matches the buyer's context rather than forcing everyone into one generic click.

AI exploration

Already using GHL and evaluating its AI layer? Use the dedicated AI path rather than the general trial route.

Use this path

Education-first learning

If you want a more guided experience before making your platform decision, the Bootcamp and challenge routes make sense.

Use this path

Existing customer upgrades

If you already have an account and want to move into a stronger plan, use the upgrade path rather than a new trial flow.

Use this path

For most agencies, the cleanest path is still the Unlimited-oriented route, because that is where GHL most clearly replaces scattered infrastructure and creates room for scale.

Your next step

If you already know GHL can replace your stack, the real question is how fast you can get it working.

Use the main trial link if you are ready to explore the platform, or request the guide and bonus resources first if you want a clearer implementation plan before you decide.