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GoHighLevel Unlimited Plan Explained (2026)

The GoHighLevel Unlimited plan at $297 per month removes all sub-account limits and unlocks full agency scaling. This post breaks down what Unlimited includes, who should use it, real cost considerations, and when it outperforms the $97 Starter plan.

TLDR

Unlimited at $297/mo is the real agency plan. Unlimited sub-accounts, full CRM and automation stack, API access, white-label foundations, and no artificial caps. Best choice once you manage more than 3 accounts or sell recurring services.

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What the Unlimited Plan Actually Is

The Unlimited plan is not a feature upgrade.
It is a scale unlock.

You already get most core features on Starter. Unlimited removes operational ceilings that block agency growth.

No client caps.
No account juggling.
No forced upgrades just to add another business.


Unlimited Plan Features

FeatureIncludedNotes
Sub-AccountsUnlimitedCore reason to upgrade
CRM & PipelinesYesAcross all clients
Funnels & WebsitesYesTemplates reusable
Automations & WorkflowsYesCross-account cloning
Email & SMSYesUsage billed separately
Calendars & BookingYesPer sub-account
API AccessFullCritical for integrations
White-Label BaseYesDomains, branding
AI ToolsYesSame baseline as Starter
Mobile AppYesBranded later with SaaS Pro

Unlimited is the first plan that behaves like a real agency backend.


Unlimited vs $97 Starter (Real Differences)

AreaStarter ($97)Unlimited ($297)
Sub-Accounts3 maxUnlimited
Client ScalingHard stopNo limit
Agency OperationsRestrictedFully viable
API UsageLimitedFull
Template ReuseBasicEfficient at scale
Long-Term CostLow entryLower per-client

If you manage more than 2 paying clients, Starter becomes false economy.

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Who Unlimited Is For

Unlimited fits you if any of these are true:

  • You sell monthly retainers
  • You manage local businesses at scale
  • You want standardized onboarding
  • You clone funnels and automations often
  • You hate artificial account limits

If you are still experimenting solo, Starter works.
If clients pay you, Unlimited pays for itself fast.


Cost Reality Check

$297 per month sounds higher until you break it down.

Example:

  • 10 clients paying €150 per month
  • Platform cost per client ≈ €29.70
  • Margin stays intact

Compare that to stacking tools:

CRM + email + SMS + funnels + automation + booking
You would exceed €300 fast.

Unlimited consolidates cost and reduces admin overhead.


What Unlimited Does NOT Include

Be precise here.

Unlimited does not include:

  • SaaS mode
  • Automated rebilling of clients
  • Client self-signup
  • Branded mobile apps

Those require SaaS Pro ($497).

Unlimited is for service delivery, not software resale.


How Agencies Use Unlimited in Practice

Typical setup:

  1. One master agency account
  2. One sub-account per client
  3. Clone snapshots for fast onboarding
  4. Centralize reporting and pipelines
  5. Automate follow-ups and reputation flows

This is where GoHighLevel replaces agency chaos.


Trial Details (Important)

Official trial: 14 days
Our offer: 30 days extended trial

Same platform.
Same features.
Double the evaluation window.

Use the extra time to test:

  • Multi-client workflows
  • Snapshot cloning
  • Automation reliability
  • Team permissions

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HighLevel Pricing Plans 2026
GoHighLevel pricing in 2026 starts at USD 97 per month for single-location businesses and scales to full white-label SaaS platforms for agencies. This guide breaks down every HighLevel plan, features, limits, hidden costs, and which tier actually fits your use case.

FAQs

Is Unlimited required for agencies?
If you plan to grow past 3 accounts, yes. Starter becomes a blocker, not a saver.

Can I upgrade later?
Yes. Accounts, data, and automations carry over cleanly.

Does Unlimited include white-label?
Branding and domains yes. SaaS resale and rebilling no.

Is Unlimited enough without SaaS Pro?
For done-for-you services, yes. For software resale, no.