HighLevel Releases Setup Guide for WordPress Hosting
TL;DR
HighLevel published a walkthrough covering how to activate, migrate, build, and manage WordPress hosting within sub-accounts.

TL;DR
HighLevel published a walkthrough detailing WordPress hosting setup, site migration, and ongoing management in sub-accounts. You only need to review it if you are actively hosting or migrating WordPress sites on the platform.
Who this affects
HighLevel has not confirmed which specific subscription plans have access to these features. The guide applies to agencies and operators configuring WordPress sites inside client sub-accounts.
What changed
HighLevel published a complete tutorial on WordPress hosting operations:
Activating WordPress hosting directly on sub-accounts.
Migrating existing websites using the LC Migrator plugin or requesting specialist assistance.
Creating new sites from scratch, using templates, uploading HTML, or using AI page generation.
Setting up custom domains, configuring DNS records, and provisioning SSL certificates.
Managing ongoing operations with user permissions, activity logs, site analytics, and plugin management.
HighLevel has not stated whether any existing tools are replaced or if specific limits apply to these hosting options.
Where to find it
HighLevel has not confirmed the exact navigation path inside the product interface. The features covered are accessed within the sub-account dashboard where hosting, domains, and site settings reside.
How agencies will use this
An agency taking over an existing client website can use the documented workflow to activate hosting inside that client's sub-account. The team can choose between moving the site with the LC Migrator plugin or handing it off to specialist assistance. After the migration completes, the agency configures the DNS settings, provisions SSL, sets staff user permissions, and uses the activity logs and plugin management tools to maintain the site.
Our take
This is a standard setup guide, not a platform release or structural change. If you already run WordPress sites on HighLevel, you can safely skip it. If you have been waiting for official guidance on migrations and DNS configuration before moving client sites, the tutorial gives you the standard operating procedure.
Source: Official HighLevel announcement


