How to Host Your GoHighLevel Export on Vercel

Your exported GoHighLevel site is plain static files, so Vercel can serve it with zero build config — live, fast, and HTTPS-secured in minutes.

Vercel is built for fast static and framework sites, and because an ExportGHL export is standard HTML, CSS, and JS, it deploys with no build step at all. Here's how to get your exported GHL site live on Vercel with a custom 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 it. Full steps in the export walkthrough.

Step 2: Deploy to Vercel

Two easy routes on the free tier:

• Vercel CLI: install it, run vercel inside the unzipped folder, and accept the defaults — no framework, no build command.
• Git: push the export folder to a GitHub repo, then "Import Project" in Vercel and deploy. Every push redeploys automatically.

Vercel gives you a live your-site.vercel.app URL immediately.

Step 3: Connect Your Custom Domain

In the project's Settings → Domains, add your domain and point your DNS as Vercel instructs. HTTPS is provisioned automatically, so your site loads securely on your own domain.

Step 4: Reconnect Forms & Calendars

Static hosting can't run GHL forms, so swap in embeds (Calendly, Formspree, Stripe) — see reconnecting forms and calendars.

Prefer a drag-and-drop flow? Netlify and Cloudflare Pages work similarly — the self-hosting guide compares them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I host a GoHighLevel site on Vercel?

Yes — export it to static HTML with ExportGHL, then deploy via the Vercel CLI or a Git repo. You get free hosting, HTTPS, and a custom domain.

Do I need to code to deploy on Vercel?

No — the export is plain static files with no build step, so the CLI or a watched GitHub repo handles it.