Super Cloner clones GoHighLevel funnel and website pages — not workflows, automations, triggers or forms. If you landed here to move pages, the ExportGHL answer is ExportGHL Sites; if you actually need to move automations, that's ExportGHL Workflows. Here is how to tell which job you have, and which tool fits it.
Super Cloner is one of the tools people reach for when GoHighLevel's native options won't do the job. It's worth being precise about what it is: Super Cloner clones funnel and website pages. It copies the design and layout of a page so you can reuse it elsewhere. It does not clone workflows, automations, triggers or forms — those simply aren't what it touches. So if you came looking for a Super Cloner "alternative" to move your automations, the honest answer is that Super Cloner was never a workflow tool in the first place. This guide sorts out which job you actually have and points you at the right ExportGHL tool for each.
Super Cloner reads a funnel or website page's build — its sections, elements, styling and content — and lets you recreate that page in another funnel or account. That's genuinely useful when you want to reuse a landing page, a sales page or a site design without rebuilding it element by element. It is a page copier, and for front-end work that's exactly the right shape of tool.
Where people get tripped up is assuming a page cloner also carries the automations behind those pages. It doesn't. The workflows that fire when a form is submitted, the triggers, the follow-up sequences — none of that is part of a page clone. Pages and automations are two different layers of a GoHighLevel account, and they move with two different tools.
If what you need is the page side — funnels, websites and blogs moved between accounts — the ExportGHL equivalent is ExportGHL Sites. It exports the funnels, websites and blog content that sit on the front end, so you can stand them up in another account without rebuilding them by hand. That's the straight like-for-like answer to "I use Super Cloner for pages, what else is there?"
If you're really here to move automations — and many people searching for a workflow cloner are — then no page tool, Super Cloner included, will help, because a GoHighLevel workflow is more than a list of steps. Almost every action points at something: an "add tag" action references a tag; "move opportunity" references a pipeline and a stage; "assign user" references a user; conditions read custom fields; appointment steps reference a calendar. Each of those is stored as an id that is unique to the account the workflow was built in. Moving a workflow cleanly means rebuilding those references in the destination — the job exporting GoHighLevel workflows is really about, and the job ExportGHL Workflows is built for.
ExportGHL Workflows is built around that exact problem. You save a workflow from the source account into a private cloud library, then open the destination and deploy it there as a new workflow. The difference is what happens during the deploy. On a cross-account deploy, cross-account remap runs automatically: it reads every reference the workflow depends on — pipelines, stages, tags, users, custom fields and email templates — matches each one by name against the destination account, and rewrites the ids to point at the destination's own versions.
So a workflow that moved an opportunity to "Proposal Sent" in the source account now moves it to the destination's own "Proposal Sent" stage, not a dangling id. You don't hunt through the steps checking each one; the tool does the matching by name for you. It captures the full build in order — every trigger, every action, the waits and the branches — so the deployed workflow mirrors the original rather than a hand-rebuilt approximation of it. This is the gap the workflow-JSON tools like GHL Workflows Pro leave open — they move the structure but hand the id resolution back to you.
Name-matching only works when a matching name exists. If the destination has no tag, pipeline or field with the same name, ExportGHL doesn't guess and it doesn't publish a broken step — it flags what it couldn't match and imports the workflow as a draft. You finish the last mile knowing exactly what needs attention, and nothing goes live half-wired. Deploy also never overwrites an existing workflow unless you deliberately choose to update one, so there's no risk of clobbering an automation that's already running.
Because the workflow lives in a cloud library, the model is save once, deploy many. You save a proven workflow a single time, then deploy it into each new account as you onboard it — a repeatable deploy from the library rather than a fresh export every time, and the saved copy stays in the library ready for the next account.
Super Cloner only ever touches the front end — the pages. ExportGHL covers both layers in one suite: ExportGHL Sites exports the funnels, websites and blogs that sit on the front end, and ExportGHL Workflows moves the automations behind them. If you're moving a whole account rather than a single page or workflow, that matters — you export the pages and clone the automations with one toolset, one login and a single credit wallet that spans both tools. For a side-by-side of the workflow tools specifically, see the workflow cloner comparison.
Super Cloner has its own pricing for page cloning, and on the workflow side the JSON exporters have theirs. If you only ever move a single simple workflow between accounts you control, a JSON exporter may be all you need. The moment the accounts were built independently — which is almost always true for real client work — name-based remap is the difference between a one-click deploy and a manual rebuild.
ExportGHL lets you test that difference before paying. The free trial moves one workflow between accounts with no card required, so you can watch the remap run on a real workflow. After that it's pay-as-you-go credits that never expire, or a one-time Toolkit licence with no subscription — one tool or both, with both discounted. See pricing for the current credit and licence details.
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