Lock in Workflow Preflight for $17 at the founding price. Backed by a money-back guarantee, so being early costs you nothing.
It's the one your client finds first.
You've built dozens of workflows across dozens of sub-accounts. Maybe hundreds. Some you built yourself. Some a VA built while you were on a call with someone else. You approved the go-live and moved on, because that's the job. Nobody can trace every branch of every automation in every account, every week.
Most of the time that's fine. Then it isn't, and you find out the way this GHL user did:
"One morning, I awoke to find 171 completely irrelevant emails had been sent to users who should NOT have received them."
A real review, from a real GHL operator, describing a real morning
The workflow didn't throw an error. It did exactly what it was built to do, to the wrong people, at scale, overnight.
You don't lose the client because a workflow failed. You lose the client because they found out before you did.
Flagging the specific things that turn into a bad morning:
Contacts enter a workflow and just stop: no exit, no follow-up, no path forward.
A compliance problem sitting quietly in a workflow that's been running for months.
A message goes out that invites a reply, and nothing on the other end is listening.
Automations tagging contacts for triggers that don't exist anymore, or never did.
The kind of GO TO loop that looks fine in testing and runs a contact through the same sequence forty times in production.
Steps and branches stranded by an old edit, still sitting in the workflow, doing nothing, or worse, doing something.
You get a plain-English punch list: what's wrong, which workflow, why it matters.
Open a normal-looking account. One that looks fine at a glance, the way most sub-accounts look fine at a glance. Run the Preflight scan.
0 potential issues found.
Click into two or three. A dead-end branch three steps in. A tag nobody's listening for. A loop with no exit condition. All of it sitting there, quietly, in an account that "looked" fine.
Workflow Preflight runs Matt Butera's real pre-publish checklist, the stuff a senior GHL operator checks by instinct before anything goes live, as a genuine slice of the Stacked Workflows scan engine, against your actual account.
It's never seen your account and doesn't know Matt's rules. You'd have to describe every workflow by hand, which takes longer than checking it yourself.
GHL's new AI builds and edits one workflow at a time from plain English. Useful for building. There is still no native, account-wide audit of what's already live. Nothing checks your existing workflows against each other.
This reads what you've already built and tells you where it's weak. It runs.
Workflow Preflight is being validated right now, so let's be straight about where things stand.
This price goes up once it's live to everyone.
Founding buyers get access within 7 days of purchase.
Right after checkout, we ask a few quick questions about what you most want it to catch. Your account, your risk categories, your call.
Full refund, no questions asked, any time up to 14 days after you get access. Being first costs you nothing.
Because this is the front door, not the whole house. Priced to make the decision easy, not to be the whole answer.
Yes. The scan only reads. It lists your workflows, reads each one and its triggers, and reads your custom-field definitions, all through read-only requests, in your own logged-in browser session, on your own machine. It never calls a save, publish, status-change or delete endpoint, and nothing about your account is uploaded to us. Nothing goes live, nothing gets changed, nothing gets deleted.
You can, if you can hold every branch of every workflow in every sub-account in your head at once. Most operators managing more than a handful of accounts can't, which is exactly why the 171-email morning happens to people who are good at their jobs.
Full refund, no questions asked, any time up to 14 days after you get access. One email to support@stackeddigital.com and it's done.
GoHighLevel has no native workflow export. "Export/Import as JSON" has sat open on GHL's own ideas board since May 2025, 303 votes and counting. Version history caps at 10 versions over 30 days and can't restore into a live workflow with contacts already enrolled. Deleted workflows: support says there's no way to get them back.
"There is always a possibility that a Workflow could get accidentally deleted... all the effort would all go down the drain if someone who has access to the account deletes it and there's no backup."
Jonas Bacareza, Sep 2023
"I have deleted a workflow in a client's subaccount and I wanted to retrieve but the Support said no way to retrieve a deleted wf for now."
Shellamae Ladero, Feb 2024
"I built Workflow Preflight for my own agency first. The checks are the same ones my own builds pass through before they go live, because I was the one who had to explain a broken workflow to a client if I missed it."
one-time, USD. Founding buyers get access within 7 days of purchase.
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Full refund, no questions asked, any time up to 14 days after you get access. Being first costs you nothing. One email gets it done.
Finding the problems is the easy part. Fixing them by hand across every sub-account is the job that's left once you have the list. That's what Stacked Workflows, the full $497 control layer, is built for. Not today's decision, just worth knowing it's there.