Your white-label still looks like everyone else's
Changing the logo and domain is a start, but the default GoHighLevel colors and layout are recognizable to anyone who has seen another agency's account.
Custom GoHighLevel Themes That Make the Platform Look Like Your Own Software
We restyle the GoHighLevel agency and sub-account interface with your colors, fonts, sidebar design and card styles, so clients and staff see your brand every time they log in.
- GoHighLevel agencies running white-label or SaaS mode
- Agencies that want to stand out from other GHL resellers
- Software brands built on top of GoHighLevel
Available this month
What you get
- Brand color system
- Custom fonts
- Sidebar styling
- Cards, tables and panels
- Opportunity board styling
Typical turnaround
5-10 business days
Applies to
Agency and sub-accounts
The short answer
Custom GHL Themes, explained simply
A custom GoHighLevel theme is a set of CSS styling rules added through the agency settings that changes how the GHL interface looks. It can apply your brand colors, fonts, sidebar design, buttons, cards and a light or dark appearance across sub-accounts, so the white-labeled platform feels like the agency's own product.
- Typical turnaround
- 5-10 business days
- Applies to
- Agency and sub-accounts
- Method
- Custom CSS
- Starting price
- $497
Sound familiar?
These are the problems that usually bring people to us. If two or more apply, this service is worth a closer look.
The interface does not match your brand
Your website, proposals and emails use your brand colors and fonts, then clients log into a platform that looks completely different.
Long workdays in a bright interface
Staff who spend hours in conversations and pipelines often want a darker, calmer look that is easier on the eyes.
Copied CSS snippets break things
Theme code found in forums or groups can clash with newer GHL versions, hide buttons or make text unreadable, and there is nobody to fix it.
What is included
Everything below is part of the work, written into your quote, and handed over with notes so you are never locked in.
Brand color system
Primary, secondary and accent colors applied to buttons, links, highlights, badges and status indicators throughout the interface.
Custom fonts
Your brand typeface loaded from Google Fonts or your own files, applied to headings and body text where GHL allows.
Sidebar styling
A redesigned left navigation with your colors, spacing, hover states and active-item highlight.
Cards, tables and panels
Consistent rounded corners, shadows and spacing on dashboard widgets, contact cards and tables.
Opportunity board styling
Cleaner pipeline columns and opportunity cards that are easier to scan, with clearer stage headers.
Light or dark appearance
A light theme, a dark theme, or both, with careful contrast checks so text stays readable.
Readability and contrast check
We test key screens against accessibility contrast guidelines so the theme looks good and is easy to read.
Clean, commented code
Organized CSS with comments and color variables, so future changes are quick and safe.
How the work runs
A clear path from first call to handover. You always know what is happening, what we need from you, and what comes next.
- 1 Day 1-2
Brand and preference review
You share your brand guide or website, and tell us which screens your clients and team use most.
- 2 Day 2-4
Design mockups
We create mockups of the dashboard, sidebar, conversations and pipeline screens in your styling for approval.
- 3 Day 4-7
Build on a test account
We write the CSS and apply it to a test sub-account first, so your live clients are never affected while we work.
- 4 Day 7-9
Cross-screen and browser testing
We check the main GHL screens in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox, plus common laptop and tablet sizes.
- 5 Day 9-10
Go live and handover
We apply the theme across the agency, share the commented code and explain how the maintenance plan keeps it working.
Before and after
What changes in your day-to-day once this is done properly.
Area
Before
With Getcustomerservices
Look and feel
Before: Default GoHighLevel styling
With Getcustomerservices: Your brand colors, fonts and layout
Recognizability
Before: Easily identified as standard GHL
With Getcustomerservices: Feels like your own platform
Dark mode
Before: Limited options
With Getcustomerservices: Custom dark theme with tested contrast
Code quality
Before: Copied snippets nobody maintains
With Getcustomerservices: Organized, commented CSS with a care plan
What you can expect
A platform that feels like yours
Clients see your colors and fonts throughout, which strengthens the impression that they are using your agency's own software.
Consistent brand experience
Your website, emails, proposals and client platform finally look like they belong to the same company.
A more comfortable workspace
Cleaner spacing and an optional dark mode make long working sessions in GoHighLevel easier for your team.
Who this is for
- GoHighLevel agencies running white-label or SaaS mode
- Agencies that want to stand out from other GHL resellers
- Software brands built on top of GoHighLevel
- Teams that prefer a dark interface for daily work
- Agencies refreshing their brand who want the platform to match
- Consultants selling GHL under their own product name
Simple, fixed pricing
Clear prices, agreed before work starts. If your project needs something different, we will quote it in writing first.
Brand Theme
Your colors and fonts applied across the GHL interface.
$497 one-time
- Brand colors on buttons, links and highlights
- Custom font
- Sidebar color and active-state styling
- Light theme only
- Testing on main screens
Full Custom Theme
A complete visual redesign of the GHL interface.
$1,297 one-time
- Everything in Brand Theme
- Redesigned sidebar, cards, tables and panels
- Opportunity board styling
- Light and dark themes
- Contrast and readability testing
- Design mockups before build
- 30 days of post-launch fixes
Theme Maintenance
Keeps your theme working as GoHighLevel updates its interface.
$97 per month
- Regular checks after GHL updates
- Fixes for broken or shifted styling
- Small style adjustments on request
- Priority response for visible issues
Prices in USD. GoHighLevel subscription, phone, SMS and email usage are billed by HighLevel directly and are not included.
How do you change the look of GoHighLevel with custom CSS?
GoHighLevel lets agency admins add custom CSS in the agency settings, under the white-label or company area. CSS is the styling language that controls colors, fonts, spacing and layout on web pages. Code placed there loads whenever users open the agency or sub-account interface, so it can change how buttons, menus, cards and other elements look.
The work involves finding the right parts of the page to target and writing rules that change their appearance without breaking how anything works. We organize the code with variables for your brand colors, so changing a shade later means editing one line instead of dozens. We always test on a separate sub-account before applying the theme to live clients.
Will GoHighLevel updates break a custom theme?
They can, and you should know this before buying any custom styling. GoHighLevel releases updates frequently, and sometimes those updates rename the class names and page structure our CSS relies on. When that happens, part of the theme may stop applying, colors may revert to the default, or occasionally an element may look out of place.
We reduce the risk by writing selectors that are as stable as possible and avoiding fragile tricks. We cannot prevent changes on GoHighLevel's side, so we offer a low-cost maintenance plan that checks the theme after updates and fixes issues quickly. Without the plan, fixes are available on request. A broken theme affects appearance only, never your data, workflows or contacts.
What parts of the GoHighLevel interface can be customized?
Most visual elements of the main application can be restyled with CSS. That includes the sidebar, top bar, buttons, form fields, tables, dashboard widgets, contact records, conversation views and the opportunity pipeline board. Fonts, colors, spacing, borders, shadows and icons can usually be adjusted, and some elements can be hidden if your clients do not need them.
Some areas are harder or not possible to change reliably, such as content inside embedded frames, certain pop-up editors and the GoHighLevel mobile app, which does not use your custom CSS. We will tell you upfront what is realistic for your list of requests, so the result matches what you expected.
- Usually customizable: sidebar, top bar, buttons, cards, tables, pipeline board
- Sometimes limited: builders, pop-up editors, embedded frames
- Not affected: the GoHighLevel mobile app
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions people ask us most. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Where is custom CSS added in GoHighLevel?
Custom CSS for the agency and sub-account interface is added in the agency settings, in the area for company or white-label customization. Only agency admins can access it. Anything placed there loads for users inside the application. We handle this for you, and we keep a copy of the code so it can be restored or updated at any time.
Does a custom theme affect my clients' funnels or websites?
No. The theme changes how the GoHighLevel application looks for logged-in users. Your clients' public funnels, websites, forms and booking calendars are styled separately inside the builders and are not affected. If you also want those updated to match your brand, that is a separate piece of work we can quote for.
Can each sub-account have a different theme?
Custom CSS added at agency level applies across your sub-accounts, so most agencies use one consistent theme. Small variations based on the account are sometimes possible with additional code, but they add complexity and maintenance. For most agencies, one well-designed brand theme is the most reliable choice.
Will a dark theme work on every screen?
We style the screens your team and clients use most, including the dashboard, conversations, contacts, calendars, opportunities and settings. Some less common screens or third-party embedded tools may keep light backgrounds because they load separately. We test thoroughly and list any known exceptions before handover, so you are not surprised later.
Does a custom theme slow down GoHighLevel?
A well-written CSS theme adds a very small amount of code and has no noticeable effect on speed. Problems usually come from very large copied stylesheets or heavy imported files. We keep the code lean, load fonts efficiently and avoid unnecessary images so the interface stays as quick as it was before.
Can I edit the theme colors myself later?
Yes. We build the theme with color variables at the top of the file, clearly labeled. Changing a brand color means editing one value and saving. We include short instructions in the handover. For larger changes, such as redesigning cards or the sidebar, we recommend asking us so nothing else is affected.
Is custom CSS allowed by GoHighLevel?
Yes. GoHighLevel provides the custom CSS field in agency settings for exactly this purpose, and many agencies use it for white-labelling. Because it is officially available but not officially supported for every element, GoHighLevel support may ask you to disable custom code when troubleshooting, which is easy to do and easy to restore.
What do I need to provide for a custom theme?
We need your logo files, brand colors, preferred fonts and, if available, your brand guide or website for reference. We also need temporary agency admin access or a user with permission to edit settings, plus a test sub-account. A short list of what you like and dislike about the current interface helps us prioritize.
Talk to us about Custom GHL Themes
Book a free 30-minute call. We will look at what you have, tell you what we would change, and give you a fixed quote. No pressure, no jargon.