HubSpot CMS won't import a GoHighLevel site directly — but export yours first and you (or your HubSpot developer) have clean HTML and assets to template from, not a blank page.
Moving a marketing site into HubSpot CMS usually means rebuilding it as HubSpot templates and modules — there's no button to import a GoHighLevel site. But if you export your GHL site to clean static HTML first, that rebuild starts from your real design, copy, and assets rather than a screenshot.
Why There's No Direct Import
There is no direct import, so the export becomes your blueprint for HubSpot CMS.
HubSpot CMS uses its own template language (HubL) and can't read GoHighLevel's proprietary pages. The dependable path is: export GHL to static HTML, then use it as the source material for your HubSpot templates.
Step 1: Export Your GoHighLevel Site
Open the site, open the ExportGHL extension, enable rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, and click Export Full Site. You get a ZIP of clean HTML/CSS, images, and fonts. See the export walkthrough.
Step 2: Rebuild in HubSpot CMS
Each part of the export has a direct home in HubSpot.
Templates: a developer can adapt the exported HTML/CSS into HubSpot templates and modules.
Copy & images: lift text and assets straight from the export into HubSpot's content editor.
Brand styles: the exported CSS defines your colors, fonts, and spacing to carry into HubSpot's theme settings.
Get clean HTML to template from. Export a page of your GoHighLevel site free with ExportGHL Sites and hand your HubSpot developer real, clean code. Moving the whole account? Clone your automations too with ExportGHL Workflows.
Frequently asked questions
Can you import a GoHighLevel website into HubSpot?
No — there's no importer. Export your GHL site to clean static HTML with ExportGHL and use it to build HubSpot templates and content.
Is exported GoHighLevel HTML usable by a HubSpot developer?
Yes — clean HTML, CSS, and assets give a developer a real basis for HubL templates and modules instead of rebuilding from a screenshot.