AgencyPRO.tools
Marketplace apps,
built and licensed.
AgencyPRO.tools is where the app work lives: HighLevel Marketplace apps built for our own use, licensed to agencies, and commissioned as custom builds.
What it is
The app arm of Marketlinx DIGITAL.
AgencyPRO.tools is the brand the applications ship under. The engineering, the developer partner status and the support all sit with Marketlinx DIGITAL. If you have arrived here from agencypro.tools, this is the right place: the separate marketing site was retired and folded into this one.
63 apps published
Built, submitted and maintained inside the HighLevel Marketplace.
2,268 installs
Across every app in the developer account.
887 active accounts
Running them day to day.
Available now
Apps you can install or license.
FrontDesk Assist
Live queues, a speed-to-lead clock and a team leaderboard for front desk teams. White-labels, so an agency can resell it under its own brand as a recurring line.
Read the case study ›Provisioning console
Research, review and push around a hundred custom values into a new sub-account, with every change logged and reversible.
Read the case study ›IgnitePOST
Handwritten direct mail triggered from a HighLevel workflow. A physical touchpoint inside a digital sequence.
Marketplace listing ›SendOutCards
Cards and gifts sent from a workflow, so client appreciation happens at scale without anyone remembering to do it.
Marketplace listing ›Custom builds
Why the second app is cheap.
Most of the cost of a first Marketplace app is the plumbing: the install and uninstall flow, per-location OAuth, webhooks, data sync, a backend and a database. That platform layer already exists and gets reused. Your app pays for its own interface and its own logic, not for the foundations.
Differentiation
Something in your stack competitors cannot buy off the shelf.
Recurring revenue
Billed monthly alongside the subscription, not a one-off build.
Your brand
White-labelled throughout. The client never sees another name.
Maintained
Apps need looking after when the platform changes. That is a retainer, not an afterthought.
How it runs
Audit, stage, apply, hand back.
App builds are usually a defined project followed by a retainer, because an app needs maintaining after it ships. Everything is scoped after a technical audit, and priced then rather than guessed at beforehand.
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Want your own Marketplace app?
The platform layer already exists. Most of the cost in a first app is the plumbing, and that part is done.