Why $97 · verified 30 July 2026

Everyone can read your GHL.
Almost nobody can build it.

HighLevel ships an official MCP server, free, in every plan. There are six more on GitHub, also free. Here is exactly where they stop — and the honest answer to when free is the right call.

GHL Command $97/mo 233 tools. Unlimited sub-accounts. Runs on your own machine.
HighLevel official MCP Free 36 tools, in every GHL plan. Reads and updates records. Cannot touch a workflow.
Free GitHub servers Free Six live repos. Wrappers around the documented API — so they stop where it stops.

Capability by capability

Read across a row, not down a column. The rows that decide it are in Building automations and Beyond the workflow.

Ships today Not available Partial Limited, or depends on the repo
Sources: HighLevel's published MCP documentation and the public GitHub repositories, fetched 2026-07-30.
Capability GHL Command$97/mo · local HighLevel officialfree · first-party Free GitHub MCPsfree · self-hosted
Money and limits
Entry price $97/mo $0 $0
Sub-accounts included Unlimited Per token Unlimited (DIY)
CRM basics — everyone does these
Read & update contacts, opportunities
Calendars, conversations, messaging
Tags, custom fields, custom values, users Varies
Building automations
Create a workflow from a sentence
Edit & delete existing workflows
If/Else branches, validated before deploy
Audit workflows for broken & empty steps
Verify every ID before it deploys
Clone a workflow into another sub-account
Beyond the workflow
Build & edit funnels and pages
Build forms
Build pipelines & stages
Export a whole sub-account to JSON
Diff two sub-accounts side by side
Deploy your standard build to a new client
Client intake → reviewable account build plan
Trust & control
Where your GHL credentials live Your machine HighLevel Your machine
Switch individual tools off, server-side Scope picker
Sub-account create/delete off by default
Works with ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline Claude Desktop + Code Varies
Shipping since Mar 2026 · v3.57 Jul 2025 2025–2026
The short version
Best for Agencies building and running client accounts Reading and updating records in an account you already have Developers who want to wire it up themselves

What the $97 actually buys

The easy decision to stick with GHL Command

  • Free tools read. GHL Command builds. The 36 official tools cover contacts, calendars and messages. Not one of them creates a workflow, a funnel, a form or a pipeline.
  • The free servers stop where the public API stops. They are wrappers around documented endpoints. GoHighLevel does not document a workflow-builder endpoint, so no wrapper can reach one.
  • Your credentials stay on your machine, and you choose what the agent may touch. Individual tools switch off server-side, and sub-account create and delete ship disabled by default.
  • Four months of shipping to real subscribers. v3.57 is live because a subscriber asked to switch tools off. That loop is the product.

When free is the right answer

If all you need is to read and update records — pull up a contact, check a calendar, send a message — HighLevel's official MCP is free, first-party, and genuinely enough. Do not pay us for that. The $97 starts earning the moment you need something built: a workflow, a funnel, a form, a pipeline, or a whole sub-account stood up from a client intake.

One thing we should not pretend about

GoHighLevel's public API cannot build a workflow. There is no documented endpoint for it. GHL Command reaches the builder through GoHighLevel's internal surface, which is why there is a browser-side pairing step before the workflow tools light up. If HighLevel changes that surface, those tools break until we ship a fix.

We are not an official HighLevel product and we do not pretend to be. You should know that before you pay, not after.

The difference in one line

The free options let an AI read and update your GoHighLevel. GHL Command lets it build one. One subscription covers every sub-account you manage. No per-account fees, no write meter.

See pricing

Not ready to pay? Start with the free read-only tier and see what it finds in an account you already run.

Capabilities compiled from HighLevel's published MCP documentation and the public GitHub repositories, fetched 30 July 2026. The GHL Command tool count is verified against the published v3.57.0 package, not estimated.

GHL Command is built by Elite DCS LLC and is not affiliated with or endorsed by HighLevel Inc.