The library
Every edition, set out on one sheet
17 GoHighLevel snapshots, from $885 to $2,485. Sort them by section or read them straight down. Each one is published in full before you buy it, and each one is written for a single trade — which is the only thing that has ever separated a snapshot worth owning from a folder of assets.
Set and sent inside one working day. Installation is free: 11 hours to be used within 9 days. All sales are final. Non-refundable once the order is created and the link is sent.
Trade & Site
home and trade services
Work that happens at somebody else’s address, booked by somebody who is already having a bad morning. These editions are set around dispatch, urgency and the difference between a job that can wait and one that cannot.
- No. 01
HVAC Contractor GHL Snapshot Edition
Set for the first hot week of the year.
An HVAC contractor's year is not a straight line. This edition is set for the first hot week, when the phone outruns the trucks, and for the maintenance-plan renewals that quietly pay for the slow months between.
- No. 02
Plumbing Company GHL Snapshot Edition
Written around the call that cannot wait until Monday.
A plumbing company is judged on the ninety minutes after a supply line lets go. This edition is set for the call that cannot wait until Monday, and for the repipe quote that has to survive a week of thinking.
- No. 03
Roofing Contractor GHL Snapshot Edition
Storm work, insurance work and the long quiet quarter.
A roofing contractor's year is set by weather nobody can schedule. This edition is written for the fortnight after a hail event, for the adjuster who wants the supplement in writing, and for the long dry quarter in between.
- No. 04
Cleaning Company GHL Snapshot Edition
Recurring rounds, one-off deep cleans, and the gap between.
A cleaning company does not lose money on the enquiry it never answered. It loses money on the Tuesday round that came apart at seven, when one client cancelled and a crew stood in a street with nowhere to be.
- No. 05
Auto Repair Shop GHL Snapshot Edition
The bay is the constraint. Everything here protects it.
An auto repair shop does not run out of customers. It runs out of bays. Everything in this edition is built to keep a lift earning: the approval that comes back inside the hour, and the declined job that returns in spring.
Chair & Clinic
health, wellness and appearance
Businesses where the constraint is a seat and an hour, and where an empty one at half past two is gone for good. Set around recall, rebooking, and the compliance limits on what an automated message may say.
- No. 06
Dental Practice GHL Snapshot Edition
An empty chair at half past two costs more than a lost lead.
A dental practice loses more to an empty hygiene chair at half past two than to any lead it never answered. This edition is written around the recall, the accepted plan nobody scheduled, and what a text message is allowed to say.
- No. 07
Chiropractic Clinic GHL Snapshot Edition
Care plans live or die on visit four.
A chiropractic clinic does not lose patients at the enquiry. It loses them at visit four, when the pain has eased and two thirds of the care plan remain unrun. This edition is set against that week.
- No. 08
Spa & Wellness Studio GHL Snapshot Edition
Quiet Tuesdays are a scheduling problem, not a marketing one.
A spa does not have a lead problem; it has a Tuesday problem. Treatment rooms sit idle while the therapist rota is paid in full, and the diary that fills on Saturday empties for the four days before it.
- No. 09
Salon & Barbershop GHL Snapshot Edition
Set to the rhythm of a six-week rebook.
A salon's whole economy is the six-week rebook. Miss it once and a client who came eight times a year comes five, and the chair that was booked out until March has gaps you cannot fill by Friday.
Desk & Ledger
professional and regulated services
Regulated work with long files and longer decisions. These editions are set around qualification before booking, the silence in the middle of a matter, and the things automated copy must never say.
- No. 10
Law Firm GHL Snapshot Edition
Intake that screens before it books, and says nothing it should not.
Set for a firm whose first conversation is also a screening. This edition takes the facts, checks practice area and conflicts before it offers a consultation slot, and never lets an automated line drift into advice.
- No. 11
Mortgage Broker GHL Snapshot Edition
Rate moves, rate holds, and the file that goes quiet at underwriting.
Set for a desk where the rate moved this morning and the file went quiet at underwriting. This edition chases documents, keeps pre-approvals alive, works the realtor side, and never puts a rate in an automated message.
- No. 12
Insurance Agency GHL Snapshot Edition
Renewal season is a calendar, so this is built as one.
Set for an agency whose year is a renewal calendar with claims landing across it. This edition works renewals early, chases quotes that never bound, and never lets an automated message confirm or imply that anything is covered.
- No. 13
Real Estate Brokerage GHL Snapshot Edition
Speed to lead, then eighteen months of staying in the frame.
A brokerage lives or dies in the first five minutes after a portal enquiry lands, and in the eighteen months between just looking and a signed agreement. This edition is set for both, and keeps buyer and seller work apart.
- No. 14
Business Coaching GHL Snapshot Edition
Discovery calls that qualify themselves before they reach your diary.
A coaching practice rarely has a lead problem. It has a diary problem: free discovery calls fill with founders who are nowhere near the fee and half of them never join the room. This edition qualifies before it books.
Room & Screen
hospitality and digital businesses
Perishable capacity: a cover, a seat on a departure, a trial with a clock on it. Set around the hours nobody is at the desk and the moment the value expires.
- No. 15
Restaurant GHL Snapshot Edition
Covers, not leads. A no-show on Friday is the whole margin.
A restaurant does not count leads. It counts covers, and a table of four that does not arrive at eight on a Friday is the evening's margin gone. This edition is written for the phone, the book and the waitlist.
- No. 16
Tourism Operator GHL Snapshot Edition
Seats on a departure, sold across five time zones.
A seat on Thursday's departure is worth nothing on Friday. This edition is set for perishable inventory: enquiries landing at three in the morning from another time zone, deposits chased before the balance-due date, and weather that moves everybody.
- No. 17
SaaS Company GHL Snapshot Edition
Trials, demos and the fourteen days that decide it.
A trial that starts on Monday is usually decided by Thursday. This edition is set for the fourteen-day clock: activation rather than signup, demos qualified on seat count and use case, and renewal worked before the date.
Installation
Free. 11 hours, inside 9 days.
Installation is free: eleven hours of dedicated installation time, to be booked and used within nine days of purchase.
That is eleven hours of work, not nine days of standing by. When the hours are used or the nine days are up, further work is quoted.
Delivery
Your edition is set and sent inside one working day — twenty-four business hours, counted 9am to 5pm Central, Monday to Friday. Nothing goes out at the weekend.
9am–5pm Central · 10am–6pm Eastern · 3pm–11pm UK
Refunds
All sales are final. Once the order is created and the snapshot link has been sent, the edition is non-refundable — the link is the goods, and it cannot be returned once it has been handed over.
Questions before you buy, or want a look at an edition first?Book a call and someone will walk you through the account rather than send you a brochure.
The hours cover
- Loading the edition into your GoHighLevel account
- Rebranding the website — your name, your colours, your copy corrections
- A2P / 10DLC registration and setup
- Email service setup, including your own domain email inside GoHighLevel
- A few extra automations where your process needs them
Never included, on any package
- Third-party integrations
- Third-party software
- Custom software development
Those three are quoted separately, or run by a GoHighLevel VA on a retainer. They are not withheld — they are simply a different job with a different price, and pretending otherwise is how installation windows overrun.
The last word
Seventeen editions. One of them is probably yours.
If your trade is not on the shelf, a commissioned edition is set from scratch for it. If it nearly is, we will say so and sell you the cheaper thing.
- Delivery
- Your edition is set and sent inside one working day — twenty-four business hours, counted 9am to 5pm Central, Monday to Friday. Nothing goes out at the weekend.
- Installation
- Installation is free: eleven hours of dedicated installation time, to be booked and used within nine days of purchase. That is eleven hours of work, not nine days of standing by. When the hours are used or the nine days are up, further work is quoted.
- Refunds
- All sales are final. Once the order is created and the snapshot link has been sent, the edition is non-refundable — the link is the goods, and it cannot be returned once it has been handed over.
- Rates
- 17 editions, $885 to $2,485. No edition is ever discounted below $850.