Tools for Trades

GoHighLevel

List price band $97–497/mo, checked 2026-09-05 against the vendor's own page. Built for the marketing side of a trades business.

One subscription replaces a stack of marketing point toolsUnlimited users and contacts on every planusage charges for SMS/email/AI come on top and are easy to underestimate

GoHighLevel pricing

GoHighLevel list pricing
TierList priceSeats and notes
Starter$97/mo3 sub-accounts, unlimited users
Unlimited$297/mounlimited sub-accounts
Agency Pro$497/moSaaS mode
Enterpriseunpublishedquote-only

Verified 2026-09-07 · vendor pricing page

Ranges show annual billing against month-to-month. List prices, before add-ons.

Usage-based charges for SMS, email, phone numbers and AI come on top of every plan.

What people actually pay for it

Self-reported prices · real bills and quotes, not list prices
Paid / quotedBilling unitShop sizeTypeReported
$97per monthsolo agency operatorreal-bill2025-09-23
$300 + $2000 setupper month + one-timesmall business ~50-100 inquiries/dayreal-quote2025-10-09
$97 / $297 / $497per month by plann/alist-price2025-06-11

Self-reported by contractors in public threads. "real-bill" means the poster described their own invoice; "real-quote" means a price a vendor quoted them.

What GoHighLevel does for an HVAC shop

CapabilityWhat the vendor states
CRMfull CRM with pipelines and unlimited contacts
Reviewsreview requests and reputation management
SMS and emailtwo-way SMS and email, usage-billed
Funnels and websitesfunnel and website builder included
Automationworkflow automation across channels
AIAI features usage-billed

Where GoHighLevel sits in an HVAC stack

Replaces separate review, SMS and funnel tools; overlaps with FSM marketing add-ons. Check what your field software already bundles before paying twice; see the HVAC CRM and marketing guide.

Does this site earn from GoHighLevel?

GoHighLevel pays this site nothing if you sign up: how the scoring works.

Sources

Checked against these pages on 2026-09-07. Anything the vendor doesn't state is marked that way, never guessed.