Subscription pricing with monthly plans, annual savings, a free 14-day trial, and a custom Enterprise plan.
↻ Billing notes
HighLevel offers month-to-month billing and says there are no long-term contracts. It advertises a 14-day free trial on any plan, and the pricing page shows both monthly pricing and annual pricing for the published tiers, with annual savings called out for the Starter plan. The site also says billing begins automatically at the end of any free trial unless canceled. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from the dashboard, and if you upgrade mid-month you are charged only the prorated difference.
Designed for smaller businesses and solo marketers. The plan includes 3 Sub-Accounts and the published price is shown with a monthly option and an annual option.
Unlimited
Monthly
$297/month
Unlimited Sub-Accounts
Rebill Phone & Email (no markup)
Basic API Access
Everything in Starter Plan
Built for growing agencies. The published plan description emphasizes unlimited Sub-Accounts and agency-scale usage.
Agency Pro
Monthly
$497/month
SaaS Mode
Automated Sub-Account Creation
Rebill Phone & Email with Markup
User/Agent Reporting
Advanced API Access
Everything in Unlimited Plan
Positioned for agencies looking to go SaaS. The plan adds SaaS Mode and advanced agency tooling on top of Unlimited.
Enterprise
Quote-based
Custom
Dedicated Customer Success Manager and Account Manager
Custom development opportunities
Dedicated slack channel
Premium Support included with purchase
Increase API Limit by request
Quarterly Business Reviews
Enterprise pricing is not published as a fixed amount and is tailored to each business.
⚠ HighLevel says some features carry usage-based charges, especially telecommunications and AI services. The pricing page states that phone numbers, SMS, emails sent, and premium AI usage may generate additional costs beyond the base subscription. Buyers planning high message volumes or heavy AI use should budget for those variable charges on top of the published plan price.
⚠ The Enterprise plan is custom, so total cost can vary based on business needs and requested capabilities. Add-ons can also materially change the monthly total, especially if you need multiple sub-accounts, dedicated infrastructure, or white-label features. HighLevel notes that competitive additional charges apply for these optional features.
Yes. HighLevel says it offers a 14-day free trial, and the pricing page says you can start with a free 14-day trial on any plan below. The trial gives access to the features of the chosen tier. Billing begins automatically at the end of the free trial unless you cancel.
No. HighLevel says it operates on a month-to-month basis. It also states there are no long-term contracts. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your dashboard at any time.
The main difference is the number of Sub-Accounts. Starter includes 3 Sub-Accounts, while Unlimited includes unlimited Sub-Accounts. Unlimited also adds features such as user/agent reporting, rebilling for phone and email without markup, and basic API access.
Yes. HighLevel says usage-based charges apply for telecommunications and AI services. That means costs like phone numbers, SMS, emails sent, and premium AI usage can increase the total bill. Optional add-ons can also raise the monthly price.
Yes. HighLevel says you can upgrade or downgrade as your needs change. If you upgrade mid-month, you are charged only the prorated difference. That makes it easier to move from a smaller plan to a larger plan as your agency grows.