Is your GHL setup a mess?
Fix the broken workflows, messy pipelines, and silent failures
Problem-focused cleanup for GoHighLevel accounts that have gotten out of hand — broken workflows, failed automations, confusing pipelines, duplicate contacts, and bad integrations.
Signs you need this
When GHL Rescue makes sense
Workflows firing twice — or not at all
Conflicting triggers send duplicate messages, or nothing fires when it should.
Failed automations
Steps error out quietly and leads never get the follow-up they were promised.
Confusing pipelines
Too many stages, overlapping pipelines, and no shared definition of what each stage means.
Duplicate contacts
Imports and integrations created duplicates that break reporting and double-text customers.
Bad integrations
Connections to other tools broke or were set up incorrectly and nobody noticed.
Scope
What's included
- Diagnosis of broken and conflicting workflows
- Repair or rebuild of failed automations
- Pipeline cleanup and stage definitions
- Duplicate contact cleanup
- Integration fixes (Zapier, Make, n8n, webhooks, API)
- A written summary of every change made
Process
How it works
- 01TriageYou show us what’s broken; we confirm scope and give you a fixed quote.
- 02DiagnoseWe trace each failure to its cause instead of patching symptoms.
- 03FixWe repair or rebuild what’s broken and clean up the data around it.
- 04Hand backYou get a summary of every change, so the account stays understandable.
Pricing · Project-Based
Fixed quote
Scoped per deliverable and agreed before work starts — no open-ended hourly billing for a defined job.
FAQ
GHL Rescue questions
Will you rebuild everything from scratch?
Only where that’s the cleaner fix. Most rescues repair what exists and remove what’s conflicting.
Can you fix integrations with other tools?
Yes — Zapier, Make, n8n, webhooks, and direct API connections are part of the rescue scope.
How is a rescue priced?
As a Project-Based engagement: a fixed quote, scoped per deliverable, agreed before work starts.
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