How to Download a GoHighLevel Funnel

A GoHighLevel funnel is a sequence of pages — opt-in, sales, order, upsell, downsell, thank-you — and GHL keeps every one of them locked inside the platform with no download button. To keep a funnel, back it up, or move it off GHL, you export each step as rendered static HTML. The catch with funnels specifically: several of those steps are never linked from a menu, so an ordinary "save page" only ever grabs the first one. The fix is a crawler that walks the whole funnel and captures each step exactly as it renders.

What You Can Download From a GoHighLevel Funnel

ExportGHL captures the rendered front end of every step in the funnel. Here's exactly what lands in your ZIP — and what you reconnect afterwards:

• Every step's HTML — opt-in, sales, order, upsell, downsell, and thank-you pages, each saved as its own standalone file.
• All assets — images, fonts, stylesheets, and inline scripts, rewritten to load from local relative paths so the pages work offline and on any host.
• Form & calendar markup — the visible fields and layout are captured exactly; the submission handling belongs to GHL, so you re-point those after export.
• A migration report — a /migration folder that lists the forms, calendars, and payment blocks it detected, so you have a checklist of what to reconnect.

What it deliberately doesn't pull is anything server-side — workflows, automations, live payment processing, or the GHL back office. That's the point: you're downloading the funnel's front end to own and rehost, then wiring the logic back up on your terms.

Step 1: Install ExportGHL & Open the Funnel

Add the ExportGHL extension, then open the first step of your funnel in the browser — the crawler walks forward from wherever you start, so beginning at the opt-in or landing step gives it the full path to follow.

Step 2: Turn On Full-Funnel Capture

Open the popup, enter your email, and switch on the two settings that matter for funnels:

• Rendered snapshot mode — GoHighLevel pages are built with JavaScript, so a plain "view source" returns a near-empty shell. Rendered mode waits for each step to fully paint, then captures the finished page exactly as a visitor sees it.
• Discover hidden pages — upsells, downsells, and thank-you steps usually aren't linked in any menu. This follows the funnel's internal step references so those unlinked pages are found and captured too.

Then click Export Full Site and the crawler walks the entire funnel, step by step.

Step 3: Download the ZIP

You get a single ZIP with each funnel step under /pages, all shared files under /assets, and a /migration folder with the reconnection checklist. Every step is a clean, standalone HTML page you can open, edit, or host as-is. The full export walkthrough covers the capture options in more detail.

Step 4: Host It & Reconnect the Funnel Logic

Put the funnel back online on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or any static host. Because the pages are static, you re-wire the moving parts once:

• Opt-in forms — embed a form from your email tool, or point the fields at your own endpoint.
• Order & checkout — drop in a Stripe (or your processor's) checkout in place of the captured order form.
• Upsell / downsell flow — recreate the "buy" and "no thanks" redirects between steps with simple links or your cart's logic.

Our reconnection guide walks through forms, calendars, and payments end to end.

Multi-Step, Upsell & Order-Form Funnels

Long funnels are exactly where a proper crawler earns its keep. One-click upsells and downsells sit on their own URLs that normally only appear after a purchase, and thank-you pages are rarely linked anywhere — rendered snapshot mode plus hidden-page discovery is what reaches them. Order and checkout steps export as the visual form you designed; the payment field itself is a GHL/Stripe embed you re-add during reconnection. If a particular step only loads after an action — a gated upsell, say — open it once in your browser so it's fully loaded, then run the export so that step is included.

Why Download a GoHighLevel Funnel?

• Back it up — keep an offline copy before a big edit, or before you cancel GoHighLevel and lose access. See backing up funnels offsite.
• Hand it to a client — deliver the real files instead of a locked sub-account they can't take with them.
• Migrate off the platform — rehost on your own domain and stop paying for pages you've already built and paid to design.
• Speed & ownership — static pages load faster than the builder's runtime, and the code is finally yours.

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