Looply used to resell GoHighLevel, so we know it inside out. These days we build businesses their own system instead: shaped around how they work, and theirs to keep once it's paid for.
All-in-one platforms are built to suit thousands of different businesses, so you bend your business around the software. And you keep paying every month, for as long as you use it.
One system shaped around the way you actually work, with only the bits you need. Once it's paid for, it's yours. Hosting and support are there if you want them.
| GoHighLevel | A Looply system | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | An ongoing monthly subscription | Paid for once per build, then owned |
| Who it's built for | Lots of businesses at once | Your business, and how it works |
| Features | A big set you adapt to | The ones you need, built around your process |
| Who owns it | The platform | You, once it's paid for |
| Custom integrations | What the platform supports | We build the bridge if one doesn't exist |
| Payment provider | What the platform supports | Your choice, including lower-fee providers |
Comparison based on how all-in-one subscription platforms generally work. Every business is different, which is the point.
An events business running on GoHighLevel. We built them their own events platform and moved them to a payment provider with lower fees, so they keep more of every sale.
What you use GoHighLevel for today, what you'd never miss, and what you wish it did.
Everything you rely on gets documented, so nothing gets lost in the move, plus what's missing or broken.
Your own system, built around the way you work, fixing problems without creating new ones.
Jenny tests everything and keeps you posted before you switch. Then it's yours.
If GoHighLevel never quite fits your business, a custom system built around how you work can be a better long-term option. You pay for the build, then you own it, instead of paying a subscription forever.
Yes. We used to resell GoHighLevel, so we know it inside out. Naughty Noughties moved off it onto their own events platform and saves about £400 a month.
All-in-one tools work, but they never quite fit. We now build custom systems instead, so the software fits the business rather than the other way round.
Jenny documents everything you rely on before we build, and tests the new system before you switch, so nothing important gets left behind.
It depends on what you use it for. As a guide, mid-size custom apps are £2,000 to £3,000 and larger platforms around £5,000. We'll quote properly after a walk-through.