GoHighLevel customization that makes the platform feel like yours

You can change colors, fonts, logos, buttons, cards and backgrounds across the agency view and sub-accounts. The login page can be redesigned and placed on your own domain. Menu items can be renamed, reordered, hidden or supplemented with custom links. Widgets such as announcement bars, checklists and help panels can be added. Some areas, such as certain emails sent by HighLevel, have separate branding settings.

With white-label settings and customization, most day-to-day screens show your brand, domain and logo instead. Some references can remain in places outside your control, such as certain third-party app store listings or links in platform notices. We review the screens your clients use most and point out any remaining references so you know what to expect.

A login page or menu cleanup usually takes a few business days after we receive your brand assets. A full custom theme typically takes one to two weeks, including a review round on a test account. Widgets depend on complexity. We share a preview before applying changes to live accounts, so your clients only see the finished version.

Yes. We build and review changes on a test sub-account or with code that only applies to your own user while you review it. You can click through the main screens, request adjustments and approve the final version. Only then do we apply it to client accounts, ideally at a quiet time so nobody is mid-task when the look changes.

Custom CSS and scripts apply to the web version of GoHighLevel opened in a browser. The standard mobile app does not load them. Agencies that want a branded mobile experience can use HighLevel's separate branded app offering, which has its own setup and costs. We explain the options so you can decide whether mobile branding matters for your clients.

Please send your logo in SVG or high-resolution PNG, a light and a dark version if you have them, your brand colors as hex codes and the fonts you use on your website. Screenshots of designs you like are helpful too. If you do not have a formal brand guide, we can propose a palette based on your logo and website.

To a degree. Scripts can add helpful interface elements, such as quick links, announcement banners, onboarding checklists or embedded tools from other services. They cannot change how core platform features work, such as billing logic or message delivery. For deeper functionality, an integration, a marketplace app or a connected dashboard is usually a better route, and we will recommend which fits.

You can maintain them yourself using the documented code we hand over, or choose a maintenance plan where we monitor GoHighLevel updates, fix anything that shifts and make small changes on request. Agencies with many clients usually prefer the plan, because a broken theme is visible to every user at once and is best caught quickly.