How to Move Your GoHighLevel Site & Content to Kajabi

GoHighLevel and Kajabi are both closed, all-in-one platforms, so there's no direct GoHighLevel-to-Kajabi import — there is no "move to Kajabi" button, and Kajabi can't read GoHighLevel's proprietary page format. That doesn't mean rebuilding blind, though. If you export your GHL site first, you get every page, asset, and style as a reference, which turns the Kajabi rebuild into a fast copy job rather than a redesign from scratch.

This guide covers the honest, end-to-end path: what actually moves across, how to export and rebuild the site, and how to handle the parts a front-end export can't touch — your contacts, courses, and automations.

Can You Migrate GoHighLevel to Kajabi Directly?

No. There is no native connector, migration wizard, or one-click import from GoHighLevel to Kajabi, and that's expected — both are closed builders that store pages in their own formats. Kajabi is built around its own page and product builder, so the reliable path is to export your GoHighLevel site to clean static HTML, then recreate it in Kajabi using that export as your blueprint.

Because the export gives you the exact copy, images, fonts, colors, and spacing of every page, the rebuild is accurate and quick: you're matching a reference you can open side by side, not reconstructing a design from memory or screenshots.

What Moves Across — and What Doesn't

It helps to be clear up front about what a front-end export can and can't do, because GoHighLevel keeps your public pages and your back-end data in very different places.

What ExportGHL Sites captures: the rendered front end of your public pages — funnels, websites, landing pages, and blogs — as clean static HTML, CSS, and JS, with every image, font, and asset downloaded and localized. That's the design and content you'll rebuild from in Kajabi.

What it does not capture: ExportGHL Sites exports what a visitor can load in a browser. It does not reach your CRM contacts, course or membership content gated behind a login, back-end data, or live form submissions — those live inside GoHighLevel's system, not in the rendered page. You'll move those separately, and the sections below cover how.

How to Move Your GoHighLevel Site to Kajabi

Here's the full migration, step by step. Steps 1 and 2 pull your content out of GoHighLevel; steps 3 to 5 rebuild it in Kajabi.

1. Export your GoHighLevel site to static HTML. Open your site, open the ExportGHL extension, enable rendered snapshot mode and discover hidden pages, and click Export Full Site. You'll get a ZIP with every page as static HTML/CSS, all images and fonts, and a migration checklist. Full steps are in the export walkthrough.
2. Export your contacts from GoHighLevel as CSV. Contacts and CRM records never leave GoHighLevel through a front-end export. Use GoHighLevel's own CSV export to download your contacts, ready to import into Kajabi separately in step 4.
3. Rebuild the pages in Kajabi's builder. Open the exported files beside a new Kajabi project and rebuild page by page, using the export as an exact visual reference. Pull copy straight from the exported HTML (no retyping), upload the images and fonts from the export's /assets folder, and match the exact colors, spacing, and fonts from the exported CSS. Where Kajabi offers a custom-code or embed block, you can drop in exported markup directly.
4. Re-create courses, memberships, and emails in Kajabi. Gated lesson content isn't in the front-end export, so re-upload course videos, downloads, and module text into Kajabi's product builder, import the contacts CSV from step 2 into Kajabi's contacts, and rebuild your email sequences using the exported copy as the source.
5. Reconnect forms, checkout, and calendars. The static export's GoHighLevel forms, payments, and booking widgets need reconnecting — rebuild them with Kajabi's native forms, checkout, and scheduling, or standard embeds. See reconnecting forms and calendars after export for the details.

Moving Contacts, Courses & Emails

These are the pieces an exporter can't touch, because they're back-end data rather than rendered pages. Handling them is straightforward as long as you know to do it separately:

• Contacts & CRM: export them from GoHighLevel as a CSV using its native export, then import that file into Kajabi's contacts. ExportGHL does not move CRM data — that's GoHighLevel's export to run.
• Courses & memberships: lesson content sitting behind a login isn't part of the public front end, so plan to re-upload videos, downloads, and module text into Kajabi's product builder by hand. Kajabi is purpose-built for courses and memberships, so this is where it earns its keep.
• Emails & automations: rebuild your email broadcasts and sequences in Kajabi, reusing the copy you exported. If you also need to carry GoHighLevel automations somewhere, that's a separate job from the site move — see ExportGHL Workflows.

Prefer Not to Rebuild? Host the Export Instead

If what you actually want is simply to get your marketing site off GoHighLevel — and you don't need Kajabi's course or membership features for it — you can skip the rebuild entirely and host the static export on Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, or any CDN as-is. Many people move the courses to Kajabi while keeping their marketing pages as a fast, self-hosted static site. Weigh your options in the complete export & migration guide.

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