HighLevel Wallet Pricing Now Visible in One Place

TL;DR

HighLevel now provides a dedicated page for wallet product pricing. This affects agencies using or planning to use HighLevel wallet products.

Who this affects

Agencies utilizing HighLevel wallet products like AI, communication, WhatsApp, and domains are affected. Agencies on enterprise plans will find full visibility on this page. All agencies can see standard pricing. HighLevel has not confirmed who else is affected.

What changed

A dedicated pricing page for wallet products was introduced. This page shows pay-as-you-go rates for every wallet product. Wallet products include AI, communication, WhatsApp, and domains. The view is searchable. Expanding a product shows category, SKU, description, billing unit, and country-specific rates. Agencies on enterprise plans have full visibility on this page. Standard pricing is shown alongside enterprise plan visibility. HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating, nor the rollout status.

Where to find it

The page is located inside HighLevel under billing. HighLevel has not published the exact navigation path beyond 'billing > dedicated pricing page'.

How agencies will use this

An agency owner can now quickly review their HighLevel wallet product spending. Before, an agency might have to consult various parts of the platform or external documentation to understand the rates for AI messages or WhatsApp usage. Now, if an agency wants to project costs for a client onboarding a new AI-powered workflow, they can go to the billing section, find the AI wallet product, and see the exact per-unit cost. This allows for more precise client invoicing calculations or internal budget planning, without needing to guess or search for rates across different HighLevel features.

Our take

This is a major improvement for transparency and financial management within HighLevel. Previously, finding all wallet product pricing required more effort. This consolidation streamlines the process of understanding costs, especially for agencies on enterprise plans or those managing numerous clients with varying usage. It directly addresses a common frustration around opaque pricing for usage-based features.