Wordpress

Hi! I would like to request a feature enhancement for the Documents & Contracts section within GoHighLevel. Currently, when configuring a contract template using the visual designer, we can only set static URLs in link fields -Enable redirection to custom URL -. However, our use case requires the ability to insert dynamic variables (e.g., {{ contact.email }}, {{contact.full_name}}, etc.) into the URL—similar to how they are used in emails or SMS messages. We want to include a personalized URL in the contract template that redirects the contact to a custom page using query parameters tied to their contact information. For example: https://eliteonetradingelms.com/demo-redirect-login-page?contact_email={{contact.email} } Currently, when we attempt to insert this kind of URL into the contract editor, the platform treats it as a static string, and the variables are not rendered or replaced at runtime. As a result, contacts see the raw template tags (e.g., {{ contact.email }}) instead of their actual values. Expected behavior: We’d like the contract template system to support dynamic variable interpolation within hyperlink URLs, just like it does in other areas of GoHighLevel (emails, texts, etc.). This feature would allow us to: Create smarter and more personalized contract flows. Redirect users to custom login, course, or onboarding pages using their unique contact data. Reduce manual work and friction during the signature process.

Please add support for: Calendar booking widgets Review widget QR-codes Surveys Quizzes Anything else?

Description: A migration tool that enables users to pull entire HighLevel Funnels and Websites into WordPress as native pages—preserving structure, content, and design as closely as possible. This would empower users looking to fully transition away from HighLevel’s funnel/website builder while maintaining control over their content in a self-hosted WordPress environment. It could also streamline agency workflows for clients preferring WordPress over SaaS builders. Key Features: Import HighLevel funnel/website links or snapshots Convert layout, sections, and styles into native WordPress blocks or compatible page builder format (e.g., Elementor, Gutenberg) Maintain SEO settings (titles, meta descriptions, URLs) Media asset migration and image optimization Optional plugin-based export compatibility for ongoing sync Use Case: Agencies or users who are moving clients off HighLevel but want to retain existing funnel designs and minimize manual rebuilding time in WordPress. Why It Matters: This bridges a major gap for agencies offering both HighLevel and WordPress services, allowing for greater platform flexibility and client retention.

Would be cool if you had a good wordpress plugin that did the following: live chat set up contact forms integrated somehow pop ups- hubspot does this tracking like Google Analytics with reporting in GHL embed email marketing optins and things like that maybe integrate ecommerce functionality in someway call tracking idk there is probably a lot more that could be done with a proper wordpress plugin

WordPress is used by so many agencies & now with offering reselling... It would be very convenient if the LeadConnector WordPress plugin AUTOMATICALLY swapped the phone number on the website with the Phone Tracking Pool Numbers set up in HighLevel's settings.This could be easily added with the Web Chat & Funnel functionality of the WordPress plugin.CallRail's WordPress plugin does this as an example: https://wordpress.org/plugins/callrail-phone-call-tracking/ HIGHLVL-I-4800

I would love the ability to import or upload raw html files of pre built website or funnels that were made with only html and once its uploaded be able to edit the website or funnel in the editors

Integrating WordPress builder into high level would be a game changer. Agency owners would be able to build out a wordpress website just like on platforms like Bluehost or Hostinger, then transfer/sell them to their clients.

It should be possible to anonymize Visitor IP addresses, like Google and other services does: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2763052?hl=en This is very important to make GHL Wordpress Hosting GDPR comply: https://www.gdprregister.eu/gdpr/ip-anonymization-google-analytics/

GHL's FTP is "FTP Passive Mode" and not "SFTP" -- and that's bad. Here are some highlights from AI: > FTP Passive Mode makes FTP easier to set up with firewalls, but it still sends everything unencrypted. SFTP, on the other hand, encrypts everything, making it safe for confidential data. > FTP Passive Mode only changes how FTP establishes data connections (making it more firewall-friendly), but it does not add any encryption or secure authentication. All credentials and files are still transmitted in plain text, making them vulnerable to interception and attacks such as packet sniffing or man-in-the-middle attacks. > Compliance: Many regulations (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI) do not consider standard FTP secure or compliant, while SFTP is generally approved for compliance needs.