How to Host Your GoHighLevel Export on Cloudflare Pages

Cloudflare Pages serves static sites free over a global CDN with unlimited bandwidth — a great home for your exported GoHighLevel site. Here's the setup.

An ExportGHL export is plain static HTML, CSS, and JS — exactly what Cloudflare Pages is built to serve. On the free tier you get unlimited bandwidth, automatic HTTPS, and Cloudflare's fast global network, all on your own domain.

Step 1: Export Your GoHighLevel Site

Open your site, open the ExportGHL extension, enable rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, click Export Full Site, and unzip the download. See the export walkthrough.

Step 2: Deploy to Cloudflare Pages

1. In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to Workers & Pages → Create → Pages.
2. Choose Upload assets (direct upload) and drag your unzipped export folder — or connect a GitHub repo for auto-deploys.
3. Leave the build command blank (it's already static) and deploy. You'll get a live your-site.pages.dev URL.

Step 3: Connect Your Custom Domain

In the Pages project, open Custom domains → Set up a domain and add yours. If your domain is already on Cloudflare, DNS is configured for you; otherwise point it as instructed. HTTPS is automatic.

Step 4: Reconnect Forms & Calendars

Replace GHL's forms and booking widgets with embeds (Calendly, Formspree, Stripe) — see reconnecting forms and calendars.

Comparing hosts? Netlify and Vercel are just as easy — the self-hosting guide weighs them up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I host a GoHighLevel site on Cloudflare Pages?

Yes — export it to static HTML with ExportGHL, then upload the folder or connect a Git repo. It's served free over Cloudflare's CDN with automatic HTTPS.

Is Cloudflare Pages good for a GoHighLevel export?

Very — static exports are exactly its use case, with unlimited free bandwidth, fast global delivery, and free SSL on your domain.