Affiliate disclosure
I earn a commission if you buy HighLevel through my link. HighLevel pays me 40% of what you pay, on a recurring basis, under its affiliate agreement. It costs you nothing extra and doesn’t change your price. I’m an independent affiliate, not HighLevel, and the commission never decides what I write.
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How do I make money from this site?
Through HighLevel’s affiliate program. When you click my sign-up link and later buy a plan, HighLevel tracks that and pays me a share. Buttons that lead to HighLevel through my link are marked as sponsored links in the page code, and every page carries a short disclosure at the top, before the content.
| My commission | 40% recurring, paid by HighLevel |
|---|---|
| Cost to you | None. You pay HighLevel’s normal price. |
| How it’s tracked | Last click, 90-day window after you click my link |
| Sign-up link status | Active |
Does the commission affect what I write?
It shouldn’t, and here’s how I keep it that way:
- I say plainly that HighLevel is hard to learn and isn’t right for everyone.
- Comparisons follow published criteria, and I’ll recommend a simpler tool when it fits you better.
- I don’t accept payment from anyone to change a page, and I don’t publish sponsored posts.
- I make no income claims and don’t present HighLevel as a way to make money.
Do you offer bonuses, coupons or discounts?
No. HighLevel’s affiliate rules don’t allow affiliates to offer discounts, coupons, free-trial offers or other incentives without HighLevel’s written approval, and I don’t offer any. The free trials mentioned on this site are HighLevel’s own offers: the standard trial on its pricing page, and the 30-day trial with a free live Bootcamp on its Bootcamp page, which is where my sign-up link goes. I don’t add anything to them.
Are you part of HighLevel?
No. I’m an independent affiliate. I don’t work for HighLevel, I can’t speak for it, and I can’t help with your HighLevel account or billing; for that, contact HighLevel support. HighLevel and GoHighLevel are trademarks of their owner, used here only to describe the product.
Anything else I should know?
Under HighLevel’s affiliate agreement, HighLevel may reuse content that affiliates publish about it. And because affiliate terms change, the figures above are dated; the agreement itself is the final word.