Les critiques j’ai vues ressemblent surtout à ça:
While GoHighLevel (GHL) may not be a scam, there’s an undeniable amount of hype surrounding it, primarily due to its enticing 40% ongoing commissions that affiliates eagerly promote.
However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that GHL is still a startup, and like any fledgling company, it comes with certain teething problems.
I firmly believe that the development team should prioritize resolving existing issues before introducing new features. Despite its potential, certain parts of GHL are currently hampered by its instability and inefficiency. Other parts work well.
Over the past five months, I’ve dedicated significant effort to integrating GHL into my agency.
Despite my initial optimism, I must concede that GHL has its shortcomings. Regardless of which aspect of the software I utilize, I frequently encounter restrictions, roadblocks, or bugs.
It’s evident to me the product feels somewhat rushed. As someone well-versed in programming, it’s easy to discern the lack of attention to detail in the development process simply by navigating through the admin interface.
Some notable issues include a sluggish admin interface, an empty shell—you need to build everything for it to work or purchase snapshots, hidden costs, costs to send per email (though cheap), poor website performance at times, e.g., high LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), and increased sluggishness during peak usage times, glitches here and there. Additionally, the upgrade process of workflows isn’t straightforward when using purchased workflows, etc. (i.e., Extendly, etc., also have their own issues too at times, lol), plus much more presents further challenges.
If you want to buy in, i recommend going through the cheapest affiliate you can find and setup for your own business, then make your decision, trial periods of even 30 days is too short, you’ll need more time…theres a huge learning curve
https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/183eyhf/comment/kxxj9sx/
SalesForce and Hubspot, HighLevel is like these, just with a twist in the target audience. They target agencies first, that then customize the platform (like you do with SalesForce and Hubpost) to meet the needs of their clients.
HighLevel is nowhere near Hubspot and SalesForce on multiple levels, these two are enterprise level solutions that require teams to implement, and big budgets to operate.
HighLevel’s affiliate model provides 40% recurring back to their affiliates, so everyone with an audience and remotely near the marketing/software space jumped on board to sell and reap the payouts…not all but plenty of these people sold big dreams ($10k monthly EASY!!) but we have all heard that before. Same bell, different people ringing it this time.
The software is good, at the price, it works well for agencies to provide additional services to their clients. I use it for my camp clients, helps me to track their Facebook ads >> new leads in CRM and sales pipeline >> and if my clients are actually following up with the leads we help them generate.
Website are…there…but that’s about it. Wordpress hosting is good, but you sacrifice control. Course building is great, Kajabi still has the edge. Automations are killer, just lacking in integrations with other software. CRM is good, waiting on custom objects. Dashboard and reporting is mediocre.
The real sell comes with having multiple tools in one platform, for my sub $10M per year camp clients, they don’t need Hubspot or SalesForce. HL is just fine.
Have to tip the hat to the HighLevel team, it makes their product incredibly sticky to have the agency pay for the access. As long as you are profitable, you probably won’t leave.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/183eyhf/comment/kj29yd6/
Il y a aussi des commentaires positifs. Exemple:
Definitely not a scam.
I use Highlevel, although reselling it and getting affiliates are not my focus at all.
In a nut shell, I spent 3 years looking for a software that would consolidate all our SMS / email / social media DMs / and website live chat into one portal. We were using Salesforce, tried out Hubspot for a while, and I could not figure out a simple AND cost effective way to do this. — That’s literally the ONLY reason I started with Highlevel, because it’s the only software that does them all natively, and I started with a cheap sub account of another company’s agency.
I stayed because it’s THE MOST robust AND easy to use CRM out there, especially considering the price. It’s a balance. Can Salesforce do more? Yes, but you need to hire developers. Can Hubspot do it cleaner? Yes, but it’s 10x the price because you need another add on for everything you want to do.
Once I realized that I had been resold Highlevel under someone else’s brand, I just started my own agency because I manage multiple companies so it was cheaper (and gives me the ability to create as many sub accounts for as many clients as I want, without additional costs) so it just gets cheaper with the more clients you get.
I agree the affiliate program SOUNDS sketchy. The recurring payouts sounded too good to be true. — But when you realize that Highlevel’s target audience is AGENCIES: making it the agency’s responsibility to resell and handle support for their own sub accounts, it actually makes A LOT of sense. — Instead of spending money on a bunch of tier 1 support staff, and marketing to the end user, they can focus on development, and having agencies do the selling AND support for them.
Curious, is that the thing that made you think it’s a scam? Or was there something else?
Bref, peux-tu me faire un petit résumé en français de tout ça @Robolivier stp?