Ask AI Now Creates & Updates SaaS Plans for Sub-Accounts

TL;DR

Ask AI can now generate and update SaaS plans for sub-accounts based on plain language descriptions. HighLevel has not stated if action is required by agency owners.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed who this specifically affects. Based on the feature, it impacts agency owners who offer SaaS plans to their sub-accounts.

What changed

• Ask AI can generate new SaaS plans for sub-accounts.
• Users describe a SaaS plan's name, price, and features in plain language for Ask AI.
• Ask AI proposes generated SaaS plans for user approval.
• Ask AI can update existing SaaS plans by describing desired changes.
• HighLevel has not confirmed rollout status, limits, or plan gating.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location yet. Generated plans are found in the SaaS Configurator, so it's reasonable to expect Ask AI's interface for this feature will be accessible from or closely linked to the SaaS Configurator.

How agencies will use this

Previously, creating a new SaaS plan involved navigating the SaaS Configurator, manually inputting plan names, pricing, and meticulously selecting each feature, and ensuring accurate toggles for every aspect. Now, an agency owner can go to Ask AI and state something like, "Create a new SaaS plan called 'Pro Agency' at $297 per month. This plan should include unlimited contacts, 10,000 text segments, unlimited emails, the power dialer, custom mobile app branding, and three user seats." Ask AI would then propose a plan configuration reflecting these specifications. The agency owner reviews this proposal, makes any necessary adjustments, and approves it. Similarly, to update an existing plan, say to add a new feature like the AI bot, they could instruct Ask AI, "Update the 'Growth' SaaS plan to include the Ask AI bot feature and increase the price to $147 per month." This streamlines the configuration process, reducing the time spent clicking through menus and ensuring all desired features are included accurately.

Our take

This is a major quality-of-life improvement for agencies managing multiple SaaS plans. It significantly reduces the manual overhead of creating and modifying plans. HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected, where to find it, what it replaces, any limits, or the rollout status. Given the functionality, these details are important for adoption. We'll report when HighLevel confirms them.