What does this site provide?

Practical guidance, playbooks and step-by-step frameworks to build marketing systems with GoHighLevel. The site provides information, not managed services or direct client work.

How do I access the 30-day HighLevel trial?

New users can access the extended 30-day trial by signing up through Zoltan Juhasz's partner landing page. The link leads to the dedicated HighLevel signup where the trial is applied.

Does the site provide HighLevel snapshots or done-for-you setups?

No. The site offers guidance and templates to help you build your own snapshots and automations, but it does not deliver finished snapshots or perform client services.

What is SaaS Mode and white-label?

SaaS Mode and white-label let agencies rebrand and resell GoHighLevel as their own product, with custom branding, mobile app white-labeling and unlimited client sub-accounts, typically via the SaaS Pro plan.

Who should use these guides?

Marketing agencies, consultants, freelancers and entrepreneurs who want to build repeatable marketing systems and SaaS-style offerings using GoHighLevel, without outsourcing core execution.

Are seasonal promotions like Black Friday covered?

Yes. The site explains how to evaluate and combine seasonal promos, but these offers are managed by GoHighLevel and may run separately from the partner trial.

About netpartners.marketing

Who runs netpartners.marketing, how the GoHighLevel guides are researched and tested, how the site is funded and how to reach the publisher.

Photo by Clayton Robbins / Unsplash

netpartners.marketing is an independent guide to GoHighLevel for agencies, SaaS resellers and the business owners they serve. It is written and run by Zoltan Juhasz through Agence Vesta Inc. (NetPartners Marketing) in Saint-Lambert, Quebec. The site was published as GHL Services and Playbooks on a Ghost subdomain from 2025 and moved to this domain in April 2026.

Who Writes This

Zoltan Juhasz is a marketing consultant and a HighLevel affiliate. He is a Concordia University Communications graduate. Before HighLevel he spent close to fifteen years managing a French-market recording artist and ran press release distribution and multilingual content production for clients in English, French and Hungarian. He uses the HighLevel platform daily for his own business and for the guides on this site.

He also runs the Recurring Commission Atlas, an independent ranking of 576 SaaS affiliate programs by what they actually pay and whether their search traffic can be won. It is built from live Google results, keyword data and ChatGPT and Gemini answers.

Find him on LinkedIn, YouTube, Medium and Facebook, or through the contact page.

What the Site Covers

Buying decisions. The review, the pricing guide, the alternatives and the white label and SaaS Mode guide.
Industry setups. One canonical guide per vertical, from dentists to solar, indexed on the By Industry page. Each one links to the matching HighLevel playbook and shows the workflows, the setup steps and the pricing.
Features and AI. The AI Employee, snapshots, missed call text back and the rest of the feature guide.
Releases. A weekly release radar and the What's New in GoHighLevel hub that tracks which changes matter for agencies.

The full structure is on the site map.

How the Guides Are Made

Verified data only. Every statistic is quoted from a named primary source (an industry association, a government agency, a published study) and linked the first time it appears. If a number cannot be verified it is not used. Illustrative revenue maths is labelled as an example, never as a result.
Feature claims are checked. Feature names, plan prices and playbook contents are checked against HighLevel's help documentation, pricing page and changelog on the review date shown on each guide.
Tested sections say what was tested. Where a guide carries a "How This Guide Was Tested" box, it states what was checked and what the guide does not claim. Named client results and screenshots appear only when they are real.
Dates are honest. Guides show a last reviewed date and are updated when HighLevel changes a feature. Old weekly posts are folded into monthly roundups rather than left to go stale.
Corrections. If something here is wrong, use the contact page. Corrections are made on the page and noted in the review date.

How the Site Is Funded

This site is funded by affiliate commissions. Zoltan Juhasz is an affiliate of HighLevel Inc. Links to gohighlevel.com on this site carry an affiliate reference, and if you start a paid subscription through one of them the site earns a commission at no extra cost to you. The trial offered through these links is 30 days instead of the standard 14. Affiliate status does not change what the guides say: where HighLevel is the wrong fit for a business, the guide says so and names the alternative.

The site does not accept sponsored posts, does not publish paid reviews and does not sell placement in its guides.

Publisher

Agence Vesta Inc., operating as NetPartners Marketing, Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada. Content is published in English, with occasional French guides for the Quebec market. See the privacy policy and terms of service.