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A new client opens GoHighLevel and meets a long list of tools named by a software company. They need four of them. With your own customizer account you reshape the menu around how your programme actually runs: your names, your order, your layout.
Stock menu 18 items
Programme menu 6 items
GoHighLevel sidebar menu customization means renaming, reordering, grouping and hiding menu items, then choosing where the menu lives: a left sidebar, a right dock or a top bar in 8 styles, with sub-menus or 8 mega menu styles. You do it yourself in a live editor and install it with one line of code.
It is a familiar story: clients who log in once, cannot find the thing they were sent to do, and email instead. Assistants who click into Marketing looking for check-in messages. A clear menu answers those questions before they are asked.
GoHighLevel tucks a lot behind single menu items. Sites alone holds funnels, websites, forms, surveys and more. A mega menu opens that section as a panel, so the page you need is one click away rather than two clicks and a search.
Applications and Discovery calls sit at the top, because in a high-ticket practice that is where the week is won or lost. Tools like reputation and media storage move down or out of sight. It pairs naturally with the application funnel in the coaching snapshot.
During a cohort the work is onboarding, check-ins and community. A top bar with Cohorts, Check-ins and Billing keeps the whole team on the same few pages. More on group coaching.
A slim, dark top bar with a merged header gives a mastermind portal more screen space and a calmer, premium feel. Add a link to the member community so it lives inside the portal.
Your team keeps the full agency menu. Each coach sees a short, branded sub-account menu that makes the platform feel built for them, which is a far easier thing to sell under a reseller licence.
For the assistant who flips between contacts, conversations and calendars all day, a floating quick menu puts those pages one click away from anywhere. Click the bubble inside the preview, hover the dock or rail, and drag it by its grip.
Sketch who opens what in a normal week, then shape the menu in the live editor of your GHL Branding Customizer account. Change it again whenever the programme changes.
Sidebar and top-bar layouts are in every account from Clarity; mega menus and the floating quick menu start at Momentum. One-time payment by card.
Your customizer account login arrives by email within minutes (max 24 hours). Sign in and set your own password.
Rename and regroup items in your programme words, pick a left sidebar, right dock or one of 8 top bar styles, then add mega menus or a floating quick menu. The live preview shows each change.
Paste the loader line into Agency Settings → Company → White Label → Custom JS (about 2 minutes). After that, every menu change you save is live on the next page load.
Every account gets sidebar and top-bar layouts; Momentum adds mega menus and the floating quick menu. Compare every module on the pricing page.
Renaming, hiding, mega menus and what happens when GoHighLevel changes.
Yes. Every menu item can take your own name and icon, so "Opportunities" can read "Applications" and "Conversations" can read "Check-ins". The page behind it is unchanged; only the label and position in the menu are yours.
Yes, per view. Items can be hidden from the sub-account menu or the agency menu. Hiding is a layout change in the browser, not a permission change, so for genuine access control you still use GoHighLevel user roles alongside it.
Yes. The menu can live in a left sidebar, a right-hand dock or a top bar, and the top bar comes in 8 styles from solid to glass, segmented and slim. A merged header saves a whole row of screen space on laptops.
A mega menu opens a section such as Sites or Payments as a panel that shows every sub-page at once, instead of a tab row clients never notice. There are 8 styles, including columns, tiles, tabs, an icon rail and a full-width band. Try them in the preview above.
Yes. Custom links can sit in the menu next to GoHighLevel pages, for example a link to your community, a resource library or your booking page, so clients do not hunt through emails for it.
They can. The agency view and the sub-account view are configured separately, which is useful for agencies: your own team sees the full agency menu, while each coach sees a short, programme-shaped menu inside their account.
It is a small menu that floats over every page, as a bubble, a dock or a rail, holding the handful of pages people open most. It can be dragged anywhere and comes in 8 designs.
New GoHighLevel items appear in the menu as GoHighLevel adds them, so nothing disappears silently. If one arrives that your clients do not need, you hide or move it in the editor in a couple of minutes.
Every account, from Clarity ($247), can switch between sidebar and top-bar layouts. Mega menus and the floating quick menu are part of Momentum and Mastery; Momentum ($547) is the first package with them, along with the dashboard and pipeline designers.
No. Everything is done in the live editor with a preview. The only code is one line you paste into GoHighLevel once, which takes about 2 minutes; after that, menu changes go live when you save. Help docs and support are there if you get stuck.
GoHighLevel and HighLevel are trademarks of HighLevel, Inc. GHL Business Coaching Snapshot is an independent product team and is not affiliated with or endorsed by HighLevel, Inc. The customizer platform is run by GHL Customer Care.
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