GetQuote

Instant quotes inside GoHighLevel

Marketplace add-on that installs a quote tool builder in GHL so operators close while the lead is hot.


The problem

Leads go cold waiting on a quote

Facebook and Google leads expect a number now. Phone tag and spreadsheet pricing lose the job before your team replies.

The solution

Install GetQuote from Marketplace

Build a branded quote tool once. Run it from share URL, website embed, or the Contact Detail Quote button. Billing stays at $49/mo in Marketplace.

How it works

Three steps from Marketplace install to a live quote tool.

  1. Install in GHL

    Add GetQuote from the GoHighLevel Marketplace. Location SSO opens the builder iframe.

  2. Build the tool

    Pick a pack, set areas and pricing, match your brand colors and logo.

  3. Share and book

    Publish a URL, embed on a funnel, or launch from Contact Detail with the contact prefilled.

One plan. Marketplace billing.

$49/mo Marketplace

No separate checkout on this site. Subscribe when you install from GoHighLevel Marketplace.

  • Quote tool builder with industry packs
  • Share URL, embed, and CRM Quote launch
  • Service areas and pricing rules
  • Contact upsert on the critical path
  • Free slots and appointment create via GHL

Questions

  • Is GetQuote a standalone CRM?

    No. GetQuote is a GoHighLevel Marketplace add-on powered by GetQuote. You install it in GHL and build quote tools that live next to your contacts, calendars, and pipelines.

  • How much does it cost?

    $49/month through the GoHighLevel Marketplace. Billing stays inside Marketplace. There is no separate Stripe checkout on this site.

  • Where do quotes run?

    Share a public URL, embed on a site or funnel, or launch from the Contact Detail Quote button with the contact already prefilled.

  • Which industries are supported?

    Residential cleaning ships first. Lawn care, pressure washing, and HVAC packs follow the same builder model.

Ready to quote inside GHL?

Install GetQuote from Marketplace, or walk a demo quote first.