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Discover the power of Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting. It’s part of Go HighLevel’s comprehensive platform for digital marketing that has recently expanded its services to include WordPress hosting.
This feature allows users to host and manage WordPress websites directly from Go HighLevel, streamlining their operations and potentially opening up new revenue streams. This article will delve into how you can transition from other hosting services like SiteGround or GoDaddy to Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting and how it can be a profitable venture.
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Understanding Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting
Go HighLevel’s WordPress hosting feature is powered by Google Cloud, ensuring reliable and robust hosting capabilities. Users can either use this feature for their own WordPress sites or resell the service to their clients, creating an additional revenue stream. This integration allows users to review plugins and themes on their WordPress site and activate and deactivate them without going into the admin dashboard.
The cost for hosting a WordPress site on Go HighLevel is $10 per month per website. However, for those who manage multiple sites, Go HighLevel offers an unlimited monthly plan for $350 or an unlimited yearly plan for $3500, providing an 18% discount compared to the monthly plan.
Transitioning to Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting
If you’re currently using another hosting service like SiteGround or GoDaddy, transitioning to Go HighLevel’s WordPress hosting can be a strategic move. To set up WordPress hosting, you need to be in the “Agency View” of the Go HighLevel platform. From there, select ‘Reselling’ from the left-hand menu and choose the plan that suits your needs.
There are three plans to choose from:
- Pay-As-You-Go Plan that charges you a monthly subscription of $10/site.
- An Unlimited Plan for $350/month for unlimited sites.
- An Unlimited Plan for $3500/year for unlimited sites.
You can set your agency-wide offer by configuring it on the Agency left menu -> Reselling tab. If you plan to resell WordPress to your clients, you can set the price you plan to charge at this stage.
Reselling Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting
One of the unique aspects of Go HighLevel’s WordPress hosting is the ability to resell the service to your clients. When setting up WordPress hosting, you can input a resale value, which is the price your clients will pay for the service. This price can be adjusted at any time, giving you full flexibility over your pricing strategy.
If you wish to offer a different rate to certain clients, you can do so by going to Account List -> search for client -> view details. If you have certain clients that you do not wish to offer WordPress to, you can turn it off from Agency Left Menu -> List of accounts -> Search for location -> View details and toggling off the Offer WordPress option.
Migrating Existing WordPress Site
Go HighLevel also provides a seamless way to migrate an existing WordPress site to their platform. Once your WordPress database has been created and you log in to the Go HighLevel dashboard, you will see a section for using a free plugin called All-in-One WP Migration.
You can download and upload the All-in-One WP Migration plugin to your WordPress site using this screen, allowing you to migrate an existing WordPress site to Go HighLevel quickly and easily.
Support for GoHighLevel WordPress Hosting
Navigating the world of WordPress Hosting with GoHighLevel is made easier with their robust support system. GoHighLevel offers a comprehensive knowledge base filled with articles and tutorials tailored for WordPress Hosting. Whether you’re a beginner or facing a specific challenge, this resource is invaluable.
Beyond the knowledge base, GoHighLevel boasts a dedicated support team ready to assist with technical queries, migration help, or best practices. Additionally, the platform’s active community forums provide a space for users to share experiences, tips, and solutions, fostering a collaborative environment.
Staying updated is crucial, and GoHighLevel ensures that agencies are always informed about platform optimizations and the latest WordPress standards. With their commitment to feedback and continuous improvement, agencies can confidently leverage the WordPress Hosting feature, knowing they’re backed by a supportive and responsive team.
The Profit Potential of Go HighLevel WordPress Hosting
The potential for profit lies in the difference between the cost of the WordPress hosting service from Go HighLevel and the price you charge your clients. With Go HighLevel giving you free rein over your pricing, you can set your prices based on your clients’ needs and the value you provide, potentially turning this into a profitable venture.
Interested in Trying Out Go HighLevel?
Go HighLevel’s WordPress hosting feature offers a streamlined solution for managing WordPress sites and a potential revenue stream for those who choose to resell the service. With its robust hosting capabilities, flexible pricing, and comprehensive management features, it’s a feature worth considering for any digital marketing agency.
To help newcomers to the Go HighLevel platform, we’re offering free playbooks that guide you through the process of understanding and leveraging Go HighLevel’s features and benefits. These playbooks are designed to help you grasp the full potential of Go HighLevel, enabling you to see tangible results swiftly. Click the button below, to find out more.
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