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White-label marketing software sold to local businesses through webinars, onboarding, and coaching upsells.
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Alister Shirazi resold GoHighLevel as Local Pro Connect, bundling white-label marketing software with training, coaching, and implementation for local business owners. In the transcript he reports about 130 SaaS clients in 90 days, approximately $31,000 in monthly revenue, of which $19,000 was recurring, and nearly $100,000 in revenue over that period. The offer ladder began with a free Facebook-marketing webinar, then a $97-per-month software and coaching plan, a $997 setup offer, and a $5,000 coaching program. He had first tried one-to-one selling and weekly webinars; he says earlier clients canceled and calls were plagued by no-shows. Meta ads to the webinar and then nightly sessions produced more consistent volume. The model is not pure self-serve SaaS: sales calls, onboarding, coaching, and upsells contribute materially. Its attraction is recurring software revenue with service-led acquisition; its constraint is founder sales and delivery capacity.
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