Hello Clay, i’ve watched many of your videos and am considering joining your program. However, I still don’t fully understand the difference between Haysegment and Merchant—or how they overlap. Could you clarify the following for me? - What can Haysegment do that Merchant doesn’t already do? - More generally, what does Merchant do so well that it can’t be created in GoHighLevel? I’m asking because the costs are very high. I would need both Merchant and Haysegment for each customer, which would cost me $130 per customer. Since you already receive a large share of my income per customer, could you—or perhaps someone else on your team—explain this more clearly? I’d also like to understand how this is supposed to work financially. Thanks, Simon

In Dar Holdsworth's new video, he announces some new updates from GHL that are actually pretty interesting. You can check them out here: AI Studio app builder ~1 week out Think Lovable replacement: database, logins, a Supabase backend and GitHub. Their demo built a full student login and course app for under $5. Next up: apps that extend HighLevel for your sub accounts. Managed Agents Available now "The next generation of workflows." AI employees that work in the background: sales research, reactivation, onboarding, community moderation. 30 to 40 MCP integrations, 5 to 10 added weekly. They go in snapshots today, and a 10x cheaper run cost is in the works. Ask AI gets a browser SMS + voice 1 to 2 wks It can build a Meta ad campaign step by step, with your approval at each step. It already works in WhatsApp. Texting and calling your CRM is next. Custom Ask AI onboarding Coming Replaces the launchpad. You can customize it and put it in your snapshot. Industry editions Founder Plan only RestaurantsUber Eats and DoorDash in one order dashboard, menu import, online ordering, tables, and QR codes for reordering. Pitched as a replacement for Gloria Food (shutting down in 2027) and Owner.com Field servicesJobs, visits, service areas, travel fees, a technician mobile app and route optimization. Project "Switch Yard" LevelUp day Fully custom menus and navigation by industry, savable as templates and in snapshots. Optional: they won't force it on anyone for about 6 months. Project management Private beta A ClickUp and monday.com replacement, built into HighLevel. Prospecting updates + Ask AI account setup Coming Updates to the prospecting tool, plus Ask AI setting up a whole account end to end. https://prolific-af-a6b9cf.viktor.page/founder-plan

Hi, I'm new here and wonder if you guys use snapshots or AI Studio to build websites? I've heard that with snapshots you still have to clean up a lot and you are not that flexible if you want to make custom changes. Also, when using snapshots, you can't delete assets anymore once you have used the snapshot. Love to here your thoughts 🙂 Regards, Philippe

GHL handles follow-up brilliantly. The problem: most setups only fire AFTER the lead submits a form. By then you're already behind. Someone browsed your client's site for 4 minutes, had real buying intent, and left — and nothing happened. KnockKnock closes that gap. It sits on the website, identifies every visitor the moment they land, and Nox (the AI agent) opens a real conversation — voice, chat, or video — without a form. No friction, no waiting. Then everything flows into GHL automatically: • Contact created with full context • Conversation logged • Booked to your GHL calendar if qualified • Pipeline stage updated Your GHL workflows now start earlier, on warmer leads, with more data. Ran this recently: 847 dead leads → reactivation sequence → $31k in 72hrs. 100% close rate on calls that showed. KK is the ignition. GHL is the engine. Together they cover the full journey from anonymous visitor to closed deal. Works for any business type — not just one niche. Who’s already combining both in their client setups?