Cancel GoHighLevel and your funnels and websites go offline with it. Here's how to export and keep your site first — so you leave on your terms, not GHL's.
Here's the part GoHighLevel doesn't put in bold: when you cancel, your website goes with it. Your funnels, landing pages, and AI Studio sites are hosted inside GHL, so the moment your account lapses, those URLs stop working. The good news is your design and content are yours — you just have to take them out before you close the door.
GoHighLevel renders and hosts your pages on its own infrastructure. Cancelling removes your access to that hosting, so live funnels break, custom domains stop resolving to your pages, and you lose the ability to edit or re-publish. Nothing is "exported" for you automatically — there's no native download button. That's the lock-in people run into.
While your account is still active, capture the front end as clean static files you can host anywhere. Do this before you cancel — once the site is offline, it's much harder to recover.
Add the ExportGHL extension from the Chrome Web Store. You can try it free on one page first.
Open your GoHighLevel site or funnel, open the ExportGHL popup, turn on rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, and click Export Full Site. It captures every page and downloads a ZIP with your pages, assets, and a migration checklist. See the full export walkthrough for details.
Open the export locally and click through it before you cancel anything. Confirm every page, image, and font is present — this is your one chance to catch a missing page while the original is still live.
Your export is standard static HTML, so put it back online in minutes on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or any host — full walkthrough in self-hosting your exports. Point your domain at the new host and you're live again, subscription-free.
Static pages can't run GHL's forms or booking widgets, so re-wire them with standard embeds (Calendly, Formspree, Stripe links). Our guide on reconnecting forms and calendars covers each one.
Only once your export is verified and re-hosted should you cancel in GHL (Settings → Billing). By then your site lives on your own hosting, so cancelling costs you nothing but the monthly bill.
Run a free single-page export and confirm everything captures cleanly — before you touch the cancel button.
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