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Build Your Site in GoHighLevel

Build your contractor website inside the same tool that runs your leads

What it solves

If your leads already run through GoHighLevel, building your website somewhere else means form submissions land in an inbox instead of your pipeline. This guide walks you through building the site inside GoHighLevel from a template, wiring the contact form to a pipeline stage, and connecting your domain. You end with a live, mobile-checked site feeding your pipeline.

What this is worth: Local SEO agencies charge $1,000 to $2,500 a month, and the map pack is worth thousands in jobs.

What is inside

  • Where to find and clone a contractor or home service template under Sites.
  • A core page build for Home, Services, and Contact using the Elements panel.
  • The form Actions tab setting that turns every submit into a pipeline opportunity.
  • A page-by-page phone view check, plus what to do if the builder freezes.
  • Domain setup under Settings and Domains, DNS records, and waiting for SSL before publishing.
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Questions, answered

A GoHighLevel account with a sub-account set up, your logo, a few job photos, your service list, and a domain name you own or plan to buy.

In the contact form's settings, you set the Actions tab to create an opportunity and pick the pipeline and starting stage for new leads. After that, every submit shows up as a tracked opportunity, not just an email.

The guide says a site on a GoHighLevel subdomain is not done. You add your own domain in Settings, then Domains, enter the DNS records at your registrar, wait for SSL to activate, and then publish.

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