By the Gemara Editorial TeamUpdated July 2026Developer & agency guide
🛒 Marketplace Guide
Quick answer: The GoHighLevel Marketplace is the official directory of 1,800+ third-party apps that extend the platform, AI tools, reputation add-ons, scheduling, invoicing, and more. Browsing and installing free apps costs nothing; paid apps bill after any trial. Developers can build and list their own apps through the Developer Portal after a security and quality review.

Think of it like an app store for your CRM: a curated catalog where vetted developers publish tools that plug directly into GoHighLevel. Whether you’re an agency looking to extend your stack or a developer looking to publish, here’s how the GoHighLevel Marketplace actually works.

1,800+
apps in the Marketplace
10 days
typical app review time
5
agencies max for Private apps

Using the Marketplace (Installing Apps)

1

Open App Marketplace from your sub-account or Agency View sidebar, and search or filter by category.

2

Click Install on an app. GoHighLevel shows exactly what permissions (OAuth scopes) the app is requesting.

3

Review and approve the permissions. The app connects via a scoped OAuth token, only accessing what it asked for.

4

The app appears in your sidebar or the relevant feature area, ready to configure.

Note: the Agency-level Marketplace is only available on Freelancer and Agency Pro plans; sub-account level apps are available more broadly.

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Publishing Your Own App

🔒 Private Apps

Capped at 5 agencies. Good for testing or client-specific tools. Once you hit 6+, new installs block until you go Public or pass Security Review.

🌍 Public Apps

Listed in the Marketplace for discovery. Requires the full review process, typically about 10 business days, covering security, billing, and support readiness.

To start: create a developer account at the Marketplace Developer Portal, build your integration using the GHL API and OAuth 2.0, then submit for review with your pricing, support contact, and permission scopes clearly defined. Agencies can also resell approved apps to their sub-accounts at a markup over the developer’s base price.

Is It Worth Building a Marketplace App?

If you’ve already built a tool solving a real problem for your own agency, the marketplace turns it into a distribution channel reaching thousands of active GoHighLevel users. Many of the most-installed apps started as in-house tools agencies built for themselves. The main cost is development time plus the review cycle; there’s no listing fee to submit an app for review.

For the technical build itself, see our GHL API guide covering OAuth, endpoints, and webhooks. New to the platform overall? Start with our GoHighLevel review.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GoHighLevel Marketplace?

The official directory of 1,800+ third-party apps and integrations that extend GoHighLevel, built by developers and agencies and reviewed by GoHighLevel for security and quality before listing.

Is the GoHighLevel Marketplace free to use?

Browsing and installing the Marketplace is free and included with every plan. You only pay for apps that charge a fee, and only after any free trial ends.

How do I publish an app on the GoHighLevel Marketplace?

Create a developer account through the Marketplace Developer Portal, build your integration with the GoHighLevel API and OAuth 2.0, then submit it for review. Review typically takes about 10 business days and checks security, functionality, and billing compliance.

What’s the difference between Private and Public Marketplace apps?

Private apps can be installed by up to 5 agencies before new installs block. Public apps go through full review and get listed for discovery by all Marketplace users.

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