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Sixteen industry snapshots with the workflows, funnels and copy already written. Import one, change eleven values, go live.
Automations
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A kit is not a folder of templates. It is one snapshot where the form feeds the workflow, the workflow moves the pipeline, and the calendar is already attached.
Built pages, not blank templates. Every funnel is wired to a form, a pipeline stage and a follow-up.
Between five and eight funnels per kit, each with mobile layouts, tracking placeholders and the thank-you logic already connected.
5 to 8 per kit
The part nobody wants to rebuild. Nineteen to twenty-nine named workflows per kit, all documented.
Speed to lead, reminders, recall, reactivation and renewal, each with wait windows tuned to the industry rather than copied between them.
19 to 29 per kit
Stages that match how the industry actually sells, including the second pipeline most kits leave out.
Two or three opportunity pipelines per kit with stage automation attached, so moving a card does the work.
2 to 3 per kit
Team, round robin and service calendars with buffers, deposits and reminder sets configured.
Two to five calendars per kit, each connected to the right form, the right pipeline stage and the right reminder cadence.
2 to 5 per kit
Intake that qualifies. Conditional questions route the contact before a human reads anything.
Six to twelve forms and surveys per kit, mapped to custom fields that the workflows already reference.
6 to 12 per kit
Written copy in the industry voice, not lorem placeholders with your logo dropped on top.
Twenty-seven to forty-four templates per kit, all with merge fields, all editable, none of them generic.
27 to 44 per kit
Each one is a separate build, not the same snapshot with the words swapped. A roofing kit has an insurance claim pipeline. A gym kit has an attendance gap trigger. Neither has the other.
All 16 kitsConsults booked, packages tracked, memberships renewed.
Storm response, inspections and the insurance claim pipeline.
Maintenance agreements, seasonal tune-ups and emergency intake.
Buyer and seller tracks that never share a pipeline.
Pre-approval, rate watch and the realtor partner pipeline.
Application, discovery call, and a programme that onboards itself.
The maths
Building a sub-account by hand is not hard, it is long. The workflows take an afternoon each, the copy takes a day, and the second client gets a worse version because you rushed it.
41 hours of build work becomes 7 hours of configuration. Estimated from our own delivery log for a single sub-account.
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BuildKitHQ is a new brand, so there is nothing here we can honestly show you. What we will do instead is answer your questions before you buy, and refund inside fourteen days if a kit is wrong for you.
A snapshot is a saved copy of the structure of a sub-account: funnels, websites, workflows, pipelines, calendars, forms, surveys, triggers, custom fields, custom values and message templates. Importing one recreates all of that in another sub-account in a few minutes. It is the closest thing HighLevel has to a project template.
No. This is the single most common misunderstanding. A snapshot moves structure only. Contacts, opportunities, conversations, call recordings, payments and appointment history all stay behind. If you need those, you export and import them separately.
A template is one asset, usually a funnel or an email. A snapshot is the whole account structure with the connections between assets intact, so a form still feeds the right workflow and the workflow still moves the right pipeline stage. Buying templates leaves you wiring them together; buying a snapshot does not.
To import and manage snapshots across sub-accounts, yes, you need agency level access. A single sub-account user can receive a shared snapshot link but cannot create or manage a snapshot library.
Three complete kits cost nothing and import in the same twelve minutes as the paid ones. If you would rather not touch it at all, we will build the account for you.
Every kit ships with its workflows, funnels and copy already written. Refund inside fourteen days if a kit is wrong for you.
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