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Order Bump & Post-Purchase Upsell Support for Recurring SaaS Products at Checkout
What we're trying to accomplish: As a SaaS Agency with multiple recurring subscription products, we need the ability to offer additional recurring products as order bumps at checkout or as one-click post-purchase upsells — without requiring a separate funnel build or manual intervention. Specific capabilities needed: Order Bump for Recurring Products at SaaS Checkout Allow a secondary recurring product to be offered as a checkbox bump directly on the SaaS product checkout page — presented before the buyer completes purchase. Currently, only one recurring product can be processed per checkout, blocking this entirely. Post-Purchase One-Click Upsell for Recurring Products After a SaaS product purchase is complete, automatically redirect the buyer to a native upsell page offering an additional recurring subscription with a single click — without requiring a custom funnel built around the SaaS checkout. Native Upsell Configuration Inside SaaS Product Settings Add an Upsell / Bump tab directly inside SaaS product settings where a secondary product can be selected, copy can be written, and redirect logic can be configured — without leaving the product builder. Multi-Recurring Product Checkout Support Enable the checkout system to process two recurring subscriptions simultaneously when a buyer selects both a primary product and a bump/upsell — billed separately but captured in a single seamless checkout experience. Skip Option on Upsell Allow the buyer to skip the upsell offer and proceed to the Thank You page without being forced to purchase the secondary product. Current workaround: Verbal pitch through Voice AI and sales team scripts during strategy calls. The checkout experience is missing the bump entirely, requiring manual follow-up to offer the add-on product post-sale. Business impact: Without native bump/upsell support for recurring SaaS products, the average order value at checkout cannot be maximized. Every missed bump requires a manual follow-up touchpoint — increasing operational overhead and reducing conversion rates on add-on products.
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AI Avatar and UGC video
To integrate a native AI video generation platform within the Media Library that allows users to create professional, lip-synced avatar videos from text scripts. This feature would enable agencies to produce "in-house" UGC-style ads, personalized sales outreach, and internal training videos without leaving the CRM. Core Functionalities • AI Presenter Library: A diverse range of "human" avatars and the ability to upload a photo to create a custom "Brand Avatar." • Voice Cloning & TTS: Integration with GHL’s existing Voice AI to provide hyper-realistic narration in multiple languages. • Dynamic Personalization: Use CRM custom tags (e.g., {{contact.first_name}}) to generate personalized video messages for automated workflows. • UGC Templates: Pre-built scenes designed specifically for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts ads. Why This is Critical for GHL Users 1. Lead Generation & Conversion: High-quality video ads are the primary driver for leads in 2026. Native AI video allows for "A/B testing" different scripts and presenters in minutes rather than weeks. 2. Internal Training (L&D): Agencies can create "Clean" training modules for their clients or staff using consistent avatars, ensuring a professional brand voice. 3. Cost Efficiency: Replacing a $50–$200/month HeyGen subscription with a native HighLevel "rebillable" AI credit system adds massive value to the SaaS Pro plan. 4. In-House UGC: Agencies can fulfill the high demand for User Generated Content (UGC) by using realistic AI actors, making them more competitive in the ad space. Pro-Tip for your Request: When you post this on the GHL Ideas board, be sure to mention that this would fit perfectly as an action inside the Workflow Builder. Imagine a workflow where: • Trigger: New Lead Opt-in. • Action: "Generate AI Video" (using the lead's name). • Outcome: Send a personalized video via SMS or Email 5 minutes later. That specific "automation" use case is usually what gets the GHL developers most excited!
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