Chatbots & automation
GoHighLevel Funnel or Workflow Broken? Fix One Bug for ₹999
One reproducible issue, fixed inside your own GoHighLevel sub-account — not a rebuild.
Delivered in 2-3 working days
Fixed price · per issue · no hidden charges
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How it works
- Tell us the bug firstDescribe what breaks before you pay. If it is out of scope we say so and you pay nothing.
- Pay ₹999Secure Razorpay checkout — one order per issue.
- Reproduced, fixed, returnedFixed inside your sub-account and retested in 2-3 working days, confirmed with you on WhatsApp.
The short answer
ZoopCoder fixes one reproducible bug in your existing GoHighLevel (GHL) sub-account for a fixed ₹999 per issue, retested and returned in 2-3 working days. The most common "my workflow stopped working" report is not a bug at all: HighLevel's own Workflow Settings help page says that with Allow Re-entry switched off a contact can enter and complete a workflow only one time, so a returning lead never triggers it again — while appointment- and invoice-based triggers always re-enter regardless of that setting, which is why one workflow looks broken and its neighbour looks fine. When it is a real fault it usually sits in one of three places: a Workflow action that stops firing after a trigger condition or connected field is renamed, a funnel or landing page form that stops writing to the right contact or pipeline stage, or an integration — Stripe, Twilio, Meta Lead Ads, a custom webhook — that silently disconnects after a token expires. The price covers reproducing the fault inside your own sub-account, tracing which cause it is, and fixing it without rebuilding the funnel or workflow.
What you get
- Access to the affected GoHighLevel sub-account reviewed as a user, no rebuild started until the cause is confirmed
- The failure reproduced from the last failed submission or workflow run, or a written explanation of what is needed to reproduce it
- Root cause traced: broken trigger/action, a form-to-pipeline mapping, or a disconnected integration (Stripe, Twilio, Meta Lead Ads, custom webhook)
- The fix made inside the existing funnel or workflow — not a rebuild from scratch
- Tested against a real submission or contact, not a dummy row
- A short written note on what broke and what was changed
- Up to 2 rounds of revisions if the same issue is still not fixed
| Price | ₹999/issue (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Scope | One reproducible bug |
| Timeline | 2-3 working days |
| Platform | GoHighLevel (GHL) — Funnels, Workflows, Forms, Pipelines |
| You get back | The fix, live in your sub-account |
| Revisions | Up to 2 on the same issue |
| Access needed | GoHighLevel sub-account user access |
| Support | 15 days on the same issue |
What we need from you
- User access to the GoHighLevel sub-account containing the funnel or workflow
- What it is supposed to do, and what you have noticed going wrong
- Access to the connected app — Stripe, Twilio, Meta, etc. — if a fix needs re-authenticating one
Not included
- GoHighLevel subscription, SMS/email usage or A2P 10DLC registration fees
- Building a new funnel, workflow or website from scratch — quoted separately
- A sub-account with no clear single cause — for example one that has silently drifted out of sync over months
- The CRM, payment gateway or app at the other end of an integration, if that is what is actually broken
- More than one broken funnel or workflow — each is a separate ₹999 fix
About this service
GoHighLevel bundles a CRM, funnel builder and its own automation engine into one sub-account, which is exactly why fixes here need their own service rather than folding into our n8n/Zapier/Make Workflow Bug Fix — that service is explicitly scoped to those three platforms and does not open a GHL account. We work inside your existing sub-account rather than rebuilding the funnel or workflow, find the one thing that changed — most often a Workflow trigger or action that stopped firing, a form that stopped writing to the right pipeline stage, or an integration token that quietly expired — fix it, and retest it against a real submission before handing it back. If what looks like one bug turns out to be several unrelated failures, or the funnel needs a broader rebuild, we say so before doing any extra work.
Questions before you buy
What counts as one issue?
One thing that has stopped working with one underlying cause — a Workflow action, a form submission, an integration connection. If two symptoms share a single root cause, that is still one issue.
Do you need my GoHighLevel login?
No — GHL lets you add a team member by email with access scoped to the sub-account, so you never need to share your own login.
Is this the same as your n8n / Zapier / Make Workflow Bug Fix?
No. That service (₹1,499) is scoped to n8n, Zapier and Make only and does not cover GoHighLevel. This is for GoHighLevel's own Funnels, Workflows, Forms and Pipelines specifically.
Can you fix a sub-account you did not build?
Yes, once we have access and can see how it is wired. We confirm that on the first working day.
What if the real problem is in Stripe, Twilio or another connected app, not GHL itself?
We tell you plainly if that is what we find — the app at the other end of the integration is not something we can fix, but we will point you to what needs re-authenticating or reconfiguring on that side.
I need a new funnel or workflow built, not a fix — is that this service?
No, that is a larger build job quoted separately. This is for a sub-account that mostly works and has one thing broken.
Why is my GoHighLevel workflow not triggering for a contact who is already in my CRM?
Often because Allow Re-entry is switched off. HighLevel's Workflow Settings help page states that with it off a contact can enter and complete a workflow only once, and with it on a contact can re-enter after fully completing it or being manually removed — but never while still active in it. Appointment- and invoice-based triggers are the documented exception and always allow entry. If that is the cause we flip the setting only after confirming with you that existing contacts should be messaged again, because turning it on can re-send follow-ups to people who already received them.
Why does my pipeline-stage workflow only fire for a contact's first deal?
That is the Allow multiple Opportunities setting. HighLevel documents that with it off, a contact enters the workflow only for the first opportunity that meets the trigger; with it on, each opportunity becomes its own instance. New workflows have it on by default, but workflows created before the feature shipped have it off, so an older workflow can behave differently from one you built last week.
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