We set up your white-label GoHighLevel SaaS end to end: your brand, your pricing, your Stripe account, and billing that provisions and pauses clients on its own.
Illustrative dashboard. Your SaaS runs on your own branding.
A white-label GoHighLevel SaaS is your own branded software business built on top of GoHighLevel. Your clients sign up on your domain, see your logo, pay you on your pricing, and never see the words GoHighLevel anywhere.
The engine behind it is SaaS mode, available on the $497 per month SaaS Pro plan. You connect Stripe through Stripe Connect, build plan tiers in the SaaS Configurator, and the platform provisions a sub-account when a card succeeds and pauses access when one fails.
The honest catch: the platform is the easy part. What decides whether this becomes real recurring revenue is the setup underneath it. Plan gating that matches what you actually sell. A snapshot good enough that a new client is useful on day one. Stripe wired so failed cards pause access instead of quietly costing you money. Rebilling configured so usage is a margin and not a surprise bill. Onboarding automation so you are not doing a manual setup call for every signup.
That build is what we do. We configure SaaS mode end to end, package your offer into tiers, build the snapshot your clients get, and wire billing so the whole thing runs without you touching it. Founded by Zeeshan Waheed, our team has delivered 500+ projects across 30 countries and 100+ GoHighLevel builds.
Plan pricing is set by HighLevel and current as of July 2026. Verify on their pricing page before you budget.
No manual provisioning, no chasing invoices, no giving away usage for free. This is the loop we wire for you, and it is the difference between a side project and recurring revenue.
Illustrative flow. Configured inside your agency account.
The platform gives you the parts. This is the assembly that makes it sellable.
SaaS Configurator set up against your own Stripe through Stripe Connect, so payments land in your account. Successful cards provision a sub-account, failed cards pause access automatically.
Money on autopilotYour offer packaged into tiers that actually differ, with features gated per plan so an upgrade is worth paying for and a downgrade is handled cleanly.
Tiers that upsellA prebuilt sub-account with pipelines, workflows, calendars and templates, so a new client gets something useful on day one instead of an empty CRM.
Useful on day oneTwilio and Mailgun credits bought at wholesale and resold to clients at a margin, typically 20 to 40 percent, so usage becomes profit instead of a surprise bill.
Usage becomes marginCustom domain, your logo, your colours, your login screen, and the white-label mobile app on SaaS Pro. Your clients never see the platform underneath.
Nobody sees the engineBrand and campaign registration handled for client messaging, so texts actually deliver. Carriers have blocked unregistered traffic since December 2024. See AI voice agents for the calling layer.
Messages that deliverThis works best when you already have an audience or a service business, and want recurring revenue that is not tied to your hours.
You already manage marketing for clients. Packaging the platform as your own software turns one-off retainers into software subscriptions they rarely churn from.
Retainers to subscriptionsReal estate, home services, clinics, gyms. A snapshot tuned to one industry sells far better than a generic CRM. See GoHighLevel for real estate.
Own one verticalYou have an audience that already trusts you. Give them the system you teach, under your brand, on a subscription.
Monetise the audienceStop trading hours for money. The same setup serves the tenth client as easily as the first, because the snapshot does the work.
Sell it once, deliver foreverBuilding this as real software costs six figures and a year. This gets you a sellable product in weeks. See launch your SaaS.
Weeks, not quartersIf you bought SaaS Pro months ago and it is still not live, we finish it: billing, gating, snapshot, onboarding, all of it.
Finish what you startedYour GoHighLevel plan and usage are paid directly to HighLevel and the carriers, so you keep the margin and the account.
Your white-label SaaS configured, branded and taking payments.
We run and grow the platform while you sell.
Several brands, verticals or a partner network.
GoHighLevel SaaS Pro is $497 per month paid directly to HighLevel, plus Twilio, Mailgun and AI usage. We size the exact scope on the call before quoting.
What agencies actually ask before they commit to reselling.
imisofts builds them end to end: SaaS mode configuration, Stripe Connect billing, plan tiers with feature gating, the client snapshot, usage rebilling and onboarding automation, all under your own brand and domain. Founded by Zeeshan Waheed, the team has delivered 500+ projects across 30 countries and 100+ GoHighLevel builds, and a typical launch takes 2 to 4 weeks. Book a call at https://cal.com/zeeshanwaheed/30min or email [email protected].
The platform itself is the SaaS Pro plan at $497 per month, paid directly to HighLevel. On top of that you pay usage: Twilio for calls and texts, Mailgun for email, and AI usage, all of which you can rebill to clients at a markup. Most agencies find the plan pays for itself somewhere around 15 to 20 active clients, and every client after that improves the margin because the platform cost does not move.
No, if it is set up properly. SaaS mode supports your own domain, logo, colours and login screen, and SaaS Pro adds a white-label mobile app. Your clients sign up on your site, pay your prices into your Stripe account, and log in to something branded entirely as yours.
You connect your own Stripe account through Stripe Connect and build plan tiers in the SaaS Configurator. When a client subscribes and the card succeeds, a sub-account is created and the snapshot loads. If a card later fails, access pauses automatically. You are not manually creating accounts or chasing invoices.
Yes. You buy Twilio and Mailgun credits at wholesale through the platform and resell them to clients at your own rate, with markups of roughly 20 to 40 percent being common. AI usage can be rebilled too. This is where a lot of the real margin sits, and it is also the part most agencies configure badly or forget entirely.
A standard build is 2 to 4 weeks: SaaS mode and billing, plan tiers and gating, the client snapshot, branding and domain, and onboarding automation. A2P 10DLC registration for client messaging runs alongside it, and carrier campaign review has been taking roughly 10 to 15 business days in 2026, which is outside our control.
Get a straight assessment of your offer, the plan tiers and pricing that would work for it, and what it takes to get your white-label SaaS live and billing.