What "affiliate link" means on this site
An affiliate link is a URL that carries a tracking identifier so the
merchant knows which partner referred a customer. On OpSkills, every
affiliate link points to GoHighLevel and carries the identifier
fp_ref=ssf (my FirstPromoter reference code). If you
click one of these links and later sign up for a paid GoHighLevel
plan, HighLevel pays me a recurring percentage of what you pay them,
for as long as your account stays active.
This is a standard SaaS partner arrangement. It does not affect the price you pay HighLevel — the pricing on their site is the same whether you arrive via my link or by typing the URL directly.
Which links are affiliate links
Every affiliate link on the site is marked with
rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and opens in a new
tab (target="_blank"). The buttons labelled
“Start GoHighLevel free”, “Try GoHighLevel”,
and inline links to gohighlevel.com or its subdomains in
the body of any post or pillar page all fall in this category.
The trademark-attribution link in the site footer
(“For the official site, visit gohighlevel.com”) is
not an affiliate link. It carries no reference
code and no sponsored rel — it exists only so readers
can reach HighLevel's real site without leaving mine.
What I do NOT do
- I do not run sponsored posts. No post on the site was commissioned, paid for, or drafted by any vendor.
- I do not misrepresent GoHighLevel's pricing. The Partner Bonus (20% off my own done-for-you build service) is off my service, never off GoHighLevel's subscription. I do not use the words discount, rebate, coupon, or cashback in any context that implies they reduce what you pay HighLevel.
- I do not make income claims. Nothing on this site says or implies you will earn a specific amount of money using GoHighLevel.
- I do not sign readers up under my link on their behalf. Every done-for-you engagement runs as a guided walkthrough where the client clicks the link and completes signup themselves, on their own device, with their own information and payment method — this is HighLevel's own policy for affiliates, and violating it is a commission-forfeiture risk on top of being misleading.
How the relationship shapes coverage
Being a GoHighLevel affiliate is the reason this site exists in its current form — there is more GoHighLevel content here than any competitor's. That's the honest bias to name up front. The relationship shapes the breadth of coverage. It does not shape individual verdicts.
Posts on this site recommend against GoHighLevel for readers whose situation genuinely calls for something else: SaaS founders who need a proper application platform, teams that already run ActiveCampaign or HubSpot effectively, enterprises that require SOC 2 out of the box. Those posts are linked from the homepage and rank in the internal nav next to the pro-GHL posts.
My editorial approach is documented at Editorial Policy.
Questions or concerns
If you have any question about how a specific recommendation was reached or whether a piece of coverage might have been influenced by the affiliate relationship, email me directly at swapnil@superintech.com. I will answer honestly.
This disclosure is provided in the spirit of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. If it needs to be more prominent or more specific for your reading, let me know.