Patch It Up Pro
Patch It Up Pro for GoHighLevel Agencies
Short answer: GHL agencies building custom merch funnels for clients need a designer that drops into a funnel page without custom dev work. Patch It Up Pro provides a universal embed snippet that works inside any GHL funnel, syncs orders to the agency dashboard, and bills on a tiered usage model — from 8% down to as low as 4% as orders grow — with no per-client seats.
Why shops use it
- Drops into any GHL funnel: Copy the embed snippet, paste into a GoHighLevel funnel page, done. No API keys, no custom iframe work, no developer. 10 minutes from signup to live designer.
- One subscription covers every client: Agencies run unlimited client funnels from one Patch It Up Pro account. Maker Pay usage fees on orders — from 8% down to 4% as order size grows — are the only per-order cost. No per-client seats.
- Orders flow back to the agency dashboard: Every design submission syncs to the Partner Stores dashboard with customer contact, design files, and order total. Push through to ShipStation or any downstream automation via webhooks.
- White-label friendly: Customize the designer colors and fonts to match each client's brand. The customer never sees Patch It Up Pro branding inside the embed.
Frequently asked questions
- How does the GHL embed handle checkout?
- The designer captures the final design and contact info, then passes through to the native GoHighLevel checkout flow. Orders sync to the agency dashboard inside Patch It Up Pro and to whatever payment processor the GHL funnel is configured to use.
- Can I white-label for clients?
- Yes. Customize colors, fonts, and visible options per embed. The customer-facing designer never shows Patch It Up Pro branding. Agencies present the designer as a native feature of the client's brand.
- Do I need a separate Patch It Up Pro account per client?
- No. One agency account runs unlimited client funnels. Each funnel can be configured with different brand colors, enabled tools, and pricing rules. A tiered usage fee — starting at 8% and dropping to as low as 4% as orders grow — is the only per-order cost across the board.