Standard
- Up to 30 onboardings/month
- GHL Success Path branded portal & assistant
- Connects to your existing GHL
- Standard 5-stage flow as built
- Standard AVA configuration
- 30 days post-launch support
An all-in-one onboarding system for GoHighLevel SaaS agencies — replacing manual setup with an end-to-end automated workflow that guides clients, answers their questions, and configures their subaccounts in real time.
Onboarding OS is a complete, AI-powered system designed specifically for GHL agencies. It replaces manual, repetitive onboarding with an end-to-end automated workflow that guides clients through setup, answers their questions, and configures their subaccounts in real time.
Most GHL SaaS agencies have automated two things: creating a subaccount and loading a snapshot. Everything that comes after — collecting business info, configuring custom values, walking clients through A2P, DNS, integrations, email warmup, and the endless "where do I click" questions — is either manual or DFY.
You answer the same 20 questions for every new client. Your team becomes a glorified manual instead of focusing on real work.
You don't know who's stuck, where, or why — until they email asking for a refund or quietly disappear.
Client 25 doesn't get the same setup as client 1. Missed fields lead to broken automations and downstream support volume.
Past 15 clients per month, manual onboarding becomes the bottleneck. Adding clients means adding headcount — which kills margin.
Onboarding OS treats onboarding as the structured, trackable workflow it actually is — built specifically for agencies running GHL at scale.
The system is built around what agencies actually need: clients who onboard themselves, an AI that handles support, and a master view that shows you everything live.
Each client receives a personalized onboarding portal embedded directly inside their GHL subaccount. They open GHL, click a menu item, and they're inside their setup flow. No separate logins, no "where do I go" confusion.
The portal walks them through five structured stages, each with clear progress and a "mark complete" mechanism:
AVA is the AI assistant embedded inside the portal. She is not a generic chatbot. AVA knows what stage the client is on, what fields she's already collected, what's still missing, and how to troubleshoot the common blockers in each stage.
This is the part most agencies underestimate. The portal isn't just a setup wizard — it's the support layer too. Clients ask AVA their questions inside the portal, in context, with knowledge of their specific stage and data. Your support inbox stops being the front door.
The result: most clients never need to contact your team at all. The ones who do come pre-qualified — AVA has already tried to solve it, documented what she tried, and handed you the ticket with full context. Your team handles 5 real problems instead of 50 basic questions.
The agency-side dashboard is where your team lives. It shows every client across every stage of onboarding, with full visibility:
You're no longer waiting for clients to complain. You see churn signals before they happen.
When AVA can't resolve something, she generates a support ticket containing the issue summary, every troubleshooting step she tried, full conversation context, and all the client's details. Your support staff stops chasing context. They open the ticket and immediately know what to do.
Most agencies stitch together three things to handle onboarding: a checklist, a support system, and a tracking spreadsheet. Onboarding OS replaces all three.
Differences across tiers are scope of customization, branding, and capacity — not feature reduction.
Revision policy. Each engagement includes two rounds of revisions during the build window — copy, field configuration, workflow logic, and branding. Additional rounds beyond the included two are scoped and billed hourly. Scope changes that materially alter the system architecture (new stages, new integrations, structural dashboard changes) are treated as separate engagements, not revisions.
The differences are branding, customization depth, and onboarding capacity.
The monthly fee on a self-hosted deployment covers ongoing GHL Success Path support, system updates, bug fixes, and feature updates. If you prefer a one-and-done handover with no recurring fee, that's available under all tiers.
Some agencies prefer to own every layer of the stack — their own servers, AI keys, database. After handover, you control the stack end-to-end: you hold the source code, the database, and every API key.
| Layer | Component | Recommended provider | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontend | React/Vite app hosting | Vercel · Netlify · Cloudflare Pages | Hosts the client-facing portal embedded in GHL |
| Domain | Custom domain + SSL | Any registrar | Branded URL e.g. portal.youragency.com |
| Automation | Self-hosted n8n | Railway · Render · DigitalOcean · AWS | Runs the AI chat handler, tool executor, load-state workflows |
| Database | PostgreSQL with Realtime | Supabase or self-hosted Postgres | Sessions, stage progress, conversations, escalation tickets |
| AI | LLM API key | Anthropic Claude or OpenAI | Powers AVA, the onboarding assistant |
| CRM | GoHighLevel agency account | Your existing GHL account | Subaccount host — system writes custom values into GHL |
| Tracking | Operations dashboard | Airtable · Notion · custom | Master agency dashboard for client status & escalations |
| Monitoring | Workflow + uptime | n8n logs + UptimeRobot / Better Stack | Alerts when workflows fail or services go down |
Approximate infrastructure costs you'll pay providers directly — independent of the GHL Success Path monthly fee. Modeled at ~50–100 subaccounts onboarded/month.
| Component | Est. monthly cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI API (Claude or OpenAI) | $150–$200 | Token usage scales with conversation length |
| n8n hosting (Railway/Render) | $20–$50 | Mid-tier instance handles 100/mo comfortably |
| Supabase (database + Realtime) | $25 | Pro tier covers 100/mo with headroom |
| Vercel frontend hosting | $0–$20 | Free tier sufficient for most agencies |
| Dashboard tool | $0–$25/seat | Varies by tool of your choice |
| Domain + uptime monitoring | $5–$10 | Domain renewal amortized + monitoring tier |
| Estimated total | $250–$350/month | At ~50 subaccounts onboarded per month |
To keep timelines and pricing predictable, the following are explicitly out of scope unless negotiated under Tier 3. Some steps must remain manual due to platform and security limitations.
60-min call. Confirm tier, snapshot, current sequence, branding, backend. Sign agreement, pay setup fee, lock the build slot.
Install the system, connect your GHL, configure stages and fields, apply branding (T2+), load your master dashboard. Two build updates.
Run a test client end-to-end through all five stages. You and your team validate experience, copy, branding, edge cases. We iterate.
60-min live walkthrough — portal, master dashboard, escalation flow, edge-case handling. System goes live with your next new client.
30 days (T1) · 60 days (T2) · negotiated (T3). Direct messaging access to the founder for any issue, bug, or refinement.
Reply to this proposal directly, or book a call. Walk through scope, integration, or pricing with the founder — we'll have a build slot locked within the week.