Clients do not know where to get help
When something is unclear, clients email, text or call your team because there is no obvious help option inside the platform.
Custom Widgets and Scripts That Add Useful Features Inside GoHighLevel
We add floating help widgets, onboarding checklists, announcement bars, calculators and other small tools to your GoHighLevel interface with custom JavaScript, tested carefully and kept working through updates.
- Agencies whose clients often ask where to get help
- SaaS-mode agencies with self-serve onboarding
- Agencies that want to announce updates inside the platform
Available this month
What you get
- Floating help widget
- Onboarding checklist
- Announcement bar
- Calculators and quick tools
- Custom JavaScript enhancements
Typical turnaround
1-3 weeks
Applies to
Agency and sub-accounts
The short answer
Custom Widgets and Scripts, explained simply
Custom GoHighLevel widgets and scripts are small pieces of JavaScript added through the agency custom code settings that add features to the GHL interface. Examples include a floating help button, onboarding checklist, announcement bar or pricing calculator. They extend the white-labeled platform with tools tailored to an agency's clients and processes.
- Typical turnaround
- 1-3 weeks
- Applies to
- Agency and sub-accounts
- Method
- Custom JavaScript
- Starting price
- $597
Sound familiar?
These are the problems that usually bring people to us. If two or more apply, this service is worth a closer look.
Onboarding steps get skipped
New clients forget to connect their calendar, add their team or link their Google Business Profile, and their results suffer for it.
Announcements get lost in email
Updates about new features, maintenance or holiday hours go unread because they are sent by email rather than shown where clients work.
Missing small tools
Your team needs a quick quote calculator, a commission estimate or a reference panel, and switching to spreadsheets slows them down.
Unreliable scripts from the internet
Copied code snippets can slow GoHighLevel down, conflict with each other or stop working without warning, with no one to support them.
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.
Floating help widget
A help button on every screen that opens your support options: knowledge base, booking link, chat or support form.
Onboarding checklist
A step-by-step checklist shown to new clients inside GHL, with links to each task and progress they can see.
Announcement bar
A dismissible banner across the top of the interface for updates, maintenance notices or offers, which you can edit easily.
Calculators and quick tools
Custom calculators such as quote estimators, ROI calculators or commission tools built into the interface.
Custom JavaScript enhancements
Small interface improvements, such as extra buttons, shortcuts or helper text on specific screens.
Simple settings for your team
Where practical, content such as announcement text or help links is managed from a simple source so you can update it without code.
Safety and performance review
Every script is reviewed for speed, conflicts and security, with no access to passwords or sensitive data.
Easy on and off switch
Scripts are structured so each feature can be disabled quickly if GoHighLevel support asks or an update causes issues.
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 1-3
Define the widgets
We agree on exactly what each widget or script should do, who sees it and where it appears in GoHighLevel.
- 2 Day 3-6
Design and prototype
We design how each widget looks, matching your theme, and share a working prototype on a test sub-account.
- 3 Week 1-2
Build and test
We build the final version, test it across main GHL screens and browsers, and check it does not slow the interface down.
- 4 Week 2-3
Launch and document
We apply the code to your agency, document each feature and show your team how to update content and switch features off.
Before and after
What changes in your day-to-day once this is done properly.
Area
Before
With Getcustomerservices
Getting help
Before: Clients email or text your team
With Getcustomerservices: Help widget on every screen
Onboarding
Before: Setup steps sent in a long email
With Getcustomerservices: In-app checklist with progress
Announcements
Before: Emails that often go unread
With Getcustomerservices: Banner where clients actually work
Quick calculations
Before: Separate spreadsheet or app
With Getcustomerservices: Calculator built into GoHighLevel
Script reliability
Before: Unsupported snippets from forums
With Getcustomerservices: Reviewed, documented and maintained code
What you can expect
Help that is always one click away
Clients can find answers or reach support from any screen, which cuts down on scattered messages to your team.
More complete onboarding
A visible checklist guides new clients through setup, so fewer important steps are missed in the first weeks.
A platform tailored to your agency
Features built around your processes make the white-labeled platform feel more like software designed for your clients.
Code you can rely on
Reviewed, documented scripts with a maintenance plan are far easier to live with than unsupported snippets.
Who this is for
- Agencies whose clients often ask where to get help
- SaaS-mode agencies with self-serve onboarding
- Agencies that want to announce updates inside the platform
- Sales teams needing quick calculators inside GHL
- Agencies replacing several unsupported code snippets
- Agencies building a more product-like white-label experience
Simple, fixed pricing
Clear prices, agreed before work starts. If your project needs something different, we will quote it in writing first.
Single Widget
One custom widget such as a help button or announcement bar.
$597 one-time
- One widget designed to match your theme
- Shown on all or selected screens
- Testing across main browsers
- Documentation and on/off instructions
Widget Bundle
A set of widgets that improve support and onboarding.
$1,497 one-time
- Floating help widget
- Onboarding checklist with progress
- Editable announcement bar
- One simple calculator or quick tool
- Safety and performance review
- 30 days of post-launch fixes
Advanced Scripts
Custom interface enhancements tailored to your workflows.
$1,997 starting at
- Everything in Widget Bundle
- Custom JavaScript features on specific screens
- Advanced calculators with saved settings
- Integration with your dashboard or portal
- First month of maintenance included
Prices in USD. GoHighLevel subscription, phone, SMS and email usage are billed by HighLevel directly and are not included.
How do you add custom JavaScript to GoHighLevel?
GoHighLevel allows agency admins to add custom JavaScript in the agency settings, alongside the custom CSS field. JavaScript is the programming language that adds behavior to web pages, such as buttons that open panels or checklists that track progress. Code placed there runs when users open the agency or sub-account interface.
Because GoHighLevel is a single-page application, meaning screens change without a full page reload, scripts need to watch for screen changes and add or remove widgets at the right time. We build with this in mind, keep each feature in its own clearly named section and add a simple switch so any feature can be turned off quickly without affecting the rest.
Are custom scripts in GoHighLevel safe?
They are safe when written and reviewed carefully, but you should treat custom JavaScript with respect. Code added through agency settings runs inside the platform your clients use, so poorly written or untrusted scripts could slow things down, conflict with GoHighLevel features or, in the worst case, expose data. That is why we advise against pasting code from unknown sources.
Our scripts follow simple rules: they never read password fields, they do not send client data to outside services unless you have asked for a specific integration, they load only from trusted locations and they are documented line by line. We also test after GoHighLevel updates as part of maintenance, because platform changes can alter class names and page structure the scripts rely on.
- No access to passwords or payment fields
- No data sent externally without your explicit approval
- Each feature can be switched off independently
- Reviewed for speed and conflicts before launch
What happens to custom widgets when GoHighLevel updates?
Most of the time, nothing. Widgets that sit on top of the interface, such as a floating help button or an announcement bar, depend very little on GoHighLevel's internal structure and tend to survive updates. Scripts that change specific screens, such as adding buttons inside the contact view, rely more heavily on page structure and are more likely to need adjustments.
When an update does affect a widget, the usual result is that the widget does not appear or looks slightly out of place. Your data, automations and contacts are not affected. With a maintenance plan, we check key features after updates and fix them promptly. We will always tell you which of your widgets are higher-maintenance before you decide to build them.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions people ask us most. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
What kinds of widgets can be added to GoHighLevel?
Common examples include floating help buttons, onboarding checklists, announcement bars, quote or ROI calculators, quick-reference panels and helper text on specific screens. If it can be built as a small web component that sits inside the interface, it is usually possible. We confirm feasibility and maintenance needs for each idea before quoting.
Will custom scripts slow down GoHighLevel?
Well-built scripts should have no noticeable effect on speed. We keep code small, avoid loading large libraries unless needed and only run each feature on the screens where it is used. We test load times before and after launch. Problems usually come from stacking many unrelated snippets from different sources, which we can audit and consolidate.
Can the onboarding checklist track what a client has completed?
Yes. A basic checklist lets clients tick items off, with progress saved in their browser. A more advanced version can check real settings, such as whether a calendar is connected, through the GoHighLevel API or store progress in a custom field so your team can see it too. We recommend the approach that fits your budget and needs.
Can I edit the announcement bar text without a developer?
Yes. We can set the announcement text to load from a simple source you control, such as a custom value or a small hosted file, so you can change the message, link and color without touching the script. You can also schedule when it appears, or switch it off entirely when there is nothing to announce.
Can widgets be shown only to certain sub-accounts?
Yes. Scripts can check which sub-account or user role is active and show or hide features accordingly. For example, a calculator might appear only for your sales team, or an onboarding checklist only for accounts created in the last thirty days. We document these rules so you always know who sees what.
What if GoHighLevel support asks me to disable custom code?
This sometimes happens when GoHighLevel support troubleshoots an issue, because they need to rule out third-party code. Our scripts include a simple on and off switch, and we keep a backup copy, so you can disable everything in seconds and restore it once the support ticket is resolved. We can handle this for you if you prefer.
Can a widget connect to my other tools?
Yes, with care. A help widget can open your booking calendar or support form, and a calculator can send results to a GoHighLevel custom field or workflow. Any connection that sends data outside GoHighLevel is discussed and approved with you first, and we avoid putting private API keys in browser code where users could see them.
Do you fix scripts another developer wrote?
Yes. We can review existing custom code in your agency settings, explain what each part does, remove anything risky or unused and fix what is broken. We give you a written summary of our findings first, so you can decide whether to repair, rebuild or remove each piece before we make any changes.
Talk to us about Custom Widgets and Scripts
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.