Manage Feature Permissions for HighLevel SaaS Plans

TL;DR

Agency owners can now customize feature access for different SaaS plans. This means you have more control over what your SaaS users see and do based on their plan.

Who this affects

This directly affects HighLevel agency owners who offer SaaS plans. If you're a SaaS entrepreneur using HighLevel, this allows you to fine-tune your offerings.

What changed

Agency owners can now customize feature access for their different SaaS plans. Specifically:

• Users can navigate the SaaS Configurator at the Agency Level.
• Users can select and edit a SaaS plan's features.
• Features are organized into Categories, Modules, and Features for easier management.
• Users can enable all features with a single click or use individual toggles for granular control.
• Users can save these feature permission settings per pricing tier.

HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected, what this replaces or breaks, any specific limits or plan gating, or its rollout status.

Where to find it

This new functionality is located within the SaaS Configurator at the Agency Level. You will access it through your agency-level account settings.

How agencies will use this

Consider an agency that offers three SaaS plans: Basic, Pro, and Enterprise. With this update, the agency owner can go into the SaaS Configurator, select their "Basic" plan, and disable advanced reporting modules or custom workflow actions. Then, they could select the "Pro" plan, enable those advanced features, and perhaps disable certain API access. Finally, for the "Enterprise" plan, all features, including any custom code options or advanced integrations, could be enabled. This allows a clear differentiation of services and value based on the pricing tier a client chooses, ensuring clients only see and access features relevant to their subscription level.

Our take

This is a standard update for HighLevel SaaS agencies. It provides more control over product differentiation for those offering multiple SaaS plans. It's not a groundbreaking change that demands immediate action, but it's a solid improvement for managing your SaaS offerings. If you're currently wrestling with how to gate features for different tiers, this provides the granular control you've likely been wanting.