GoHighLevel $97 Plan Sub-Accounts Limit Explained
How many sub-accounts does the GoHighLevel $97 plan allow? The exact limit, what counts as a sub-account, and the plan to choose when you outgrow it.
Quick answer
The GoHighLevel $97 plan includes up to 3 sub-accounts. Each sub-account is a separate client workspace with its own contacts, funnels, calendars, and automations. This guide explains the exact sub-account limit, what counts as a sub-account, and when you should upgrade to a higher plan.
GoHighLevel $97 plan how many sub-accounts?
The $97 Agency Starter plan includes up to 3 sub-accounts. This is the hard limit on this plan. If you try to create a fourth sub-account, you will need to upgrade.
The Unlimited plan at $297 removes this limit, so you can create as many sub-accounts as you need.
What counts as a sub-account?
A sub-account is a separate client workspace inside your agency account. It has its own contacts, pipelines, funnels, websites, calendars, automations, and users. Most agencies create one sub-account per client.
You can also use a sub-account for your own business, but that still counts toward your limit of 3 on the Starter plan.
GoHighLevel $97 plan sub-account limit vs Unlimited
The difference between the $97 and $297 plans is the sub-account limit. On the $97 plan, you get 3. On the $297 plan, you get unlimited. Both plans include the same core features.
If you expect to onboard more than 3 clients, start on the Unlimited plan to avoid an early upgrade.
| Plan | Price | Sub-accounts |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $97/mo | Up to 3 |
| Unlimited | $297/mo | Unlimited |
| Pro | $497/mo | Unlimited |
When should you upgrade from the $97 plan?
Upgrade when you need a fourth sub-account, when you want to white-label the platform, or when you want to use SaaS mode and rebilling. Any of these signals means the Unlimited plan is the better long-term choice.
You can change plans anytime from your billing settings, and you only pay the difference when upgrading.
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Frequently asked questions
How many sub-accounts does the GoHighLevel $97 plan include?
The $97 Starter plan includes up to 3 sub-accounts. Each is a separate client workspace. For more, upgrade to the Unlimited plan.
Does the $97 plan limit contacts?
No. The Starter plan includes unlimited contacts and unlimited pipelines. Only the number of sub-accounts is capped at 3.
Can I add more sub-accounts to the $97 plan?
Not on the Starter plan. To add a fourth sub-account, you need to upgrade to the Unlimited ($297) or Pro ($497) plan.
Is the sub-account limit the only difference between $97 and $297?
No. The $297 plan also adds white-labeling, a branded desktop app, basic SaaS mode, advanced automation, and advanced reporting.
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