GoHighLevel pricing: Starting at $97/mo. Free plan: none — 14-day free trial. Rated 4.6/5 on G2 (651 reviews). Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.
GoHighLevel's $97/mo per account with unlimited users is cheap for a growing agency, but free seats move the real cost into who can reach client data.
Single sign-on only arrives on the $497 Agency Pro plan, over OpenID Connect rather than SAML, we found no published SCIM provisioning, and audit log entries are kept for 60 days. From the agency side, the pattern is predictable: when a login costs nothing, every freelancer, assistant and client contact gets one, and nobody removes them when the project ends. That leaves client data behind accounts owned by people who've moved on, and without SCIM there's no automatic cleanup when someone leaves. Keep an access list per sub-account, remove users the day a contract ends, and if a client could ever dispute who changed what, save copies of the audit log before its 60 days run out.
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| Entry price | Starting at $97/mo | gohighlevel-vs-activecampaign gohighlevel-vs-clickfunnels gohighlevel-vs-hubspot gohighlevel-vs-kartra gohighlevel-vs-keap gohighlevel-vs-vendasta |
| Free plan | 14-day free trial | gohighlevel-vs-activecampaign gohighlevel-vs-clickfunnels gohighlevel-vs-hubspot gohighlevel-vs-kartra gohighlevel-vs-keap gohighlevel-vs-vendasta |
Compliance reports, sign-in controls, offline access and the setup details that matter for remote, hybrid and in-office teams. Each value links to the vendor page it came from. GoHighLevel’s own security documentation: gohighlevel.com. Scope: HighLevel agency platform (also sold white-labeled; LeadConnector is its app brand)
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