The catalogue
Apps you can install, license or white-label.
Some ship publicly on the HighLevel Marketplace. Others are licensed or white-labelled for agencies that want a recurring product under their own brand. Most of the developer-account total are private client builds: one-to-one solutions that were never intended as shelf products, which is why there is no gallery of all sixty-three.
What follows is the public face of AgencyPRO.tools: products with a story you can read and a path to talk about licensing or a custom sibling.
White-label · Agency product
FrontDesk Assist
You can deploy a perfect HighLevel build and still watch a third of the leads die at the client's front desk. Slow responses, no accountability, nobody watching the queue. HighLevel's native interface is not designed for a receptionist with a phone in one hand and a queue of callbacks in front of them.
FrontDesk Assist is a separate app installed into the sub-account: live queues ordered by what needs doing now, a speed-to-lead clock visible to everyone on shift, and a team leaderboard so accountability is a number rather than a conversation. Agencies resell it under their own brand as a recurring line.
FrontDesk case study → · Platform layer write-up →
Agency tooling · Multi-location
Provisioning console
If you run a repeatable HighLevel build across a lot of sub-accounts, the build is identical and the content is not. Somebody sits with the client's website open in one tab and HighLevel in the other and types about a hundred custom values: names, services, prices, hours, colours, fonts, policies, for days.
The provisioning console researches a new location, proposes values with provenance, lets an operator review everything on one screen, then pushes an allowlisted update into the live sub-account with typed confirmations checked server-side. Every change is logged and reversible.
Provisioning case study →
HighLevel Marketplace
IgnitePOST
Handwritten direct mail triggered from a HighLevel workflow. A physical touchpoint inside an otherwise entirely digital sequence: cards that leave the screen and arrive on a desk, without anyone remembering to post them.
Published on the HighLevel Marketplace for agencies and operators to install.
HighLevel Marketplace
SendOutCards
Cards and gifts sent from a workflow, so client appreciation and relationship touches happen at scale without relying on someone to remember the calendar date.
Published on the HighLevel Marketplace for agencies and operators to install.
The rest of the sixty-three stay private on purpose. They were built for a specific account and a specific problem. The point of the number is not a gallery. It is that the platform layer underneath has been rebuilt enough times that the next public or white-label product does not start from zero.