Comparison

    GHL Export Tools Compared (2026)

    Three tools now export GoHighLevel sites. Two of them hand you a ZIP. Here is what each one covers, what it costs, and the row that actually decides it.

    The table

    Hatch vs ExportGHL vs VibeEscape
    HatchExportGHLVibeEscape
    Deploys to live hostingYes — your own GitHub + Cloudflare PagesNo — ZIP onlyNo — files only
    What it exportsRendered front endAI Studio, Funnels, Websites, BlogsAI Studio only
    PriceStarter £29/mo, Studio £97/mo, Agency £297/mo$45 one site, $55 unlimited (one-time)$59 one-time, unlimited
    Free trialFree tier — first three sitesFree 1-page trialNot stated
    InstallBrowser extensionSideloaded — Chrome Developer mode, Load unpackedChrome, Edge, Brave extension
    Previewing the exportIt is already live on a URLInstall Python, run a local server (their FAQ)Host it yourself
    Exports CRM, workflows, forms backendNoNoNo — stated explicitly

    Facts for ExportGHL and VibeEscape are as those products publish them on their own sites. Nothing here is estimated, and figures we could not retrieve — traffic, customer counts, video views — are simply absent rather than guessed at.

    ExportGHL

    The broadest coverage of the three: AI Studio, funnels, websites and blogs, exported to a ZIP containing page snapshots, assets and migration notes. It is genuinely well built for search — eleven targeted guide pages — and if all you need is the files, it will get them.

    Two things to know before buying. It is not on the Chrome Web Store: you install it by turning on Developer mode and loading an unpacked extension. And its own FAQ tells you to install Python and run a local server to preview the export offline. Neither is a defect; both tell you who the product expects you to be.

    VibeEscape

    A Chrome, Edge and Brave extension aimed squarely at AI Studio, pulling the React project source through the AI Studio code editor. $59 one-time, unlimited exports, and honest about scope — it says outright that it does not export CRM, workflows or contacts. Its pitch is ownership: “One payment. Your files. Your freedom.”

    The limit is in the name of the thing it targets. If your work is in funnels, websites or blogs, it does not cover you.

    Hatch

    Same first half — an extension that pulls the front end into a clean project. The difference is the second half: the wizard pushes that project into a GitHub repository you own and publishes it on your own Cloudflare Pages account, on your domain. You finish with a URL rather than a download.

    It is also the only one of the three billed monthly rather than once, which is a real trade-off and belongs in the decision. Starter £29, Studio £97, Agency £297.

    Which to pick

    • You want files, you are comfortable hosting them, and you want the widest coverage for one payment — ExportGHL.
    • You work only in AI Studio, want the source, and will deploy it yourself — VibeEscape.
    • You need the site live, on hosting you or your client owns, without a hosting project attached — Hatch.

    None of the three exports CRM, workflows, form backends or automations. On that row they are identical, and anyone claiming otherwise is worth reading twice.

    Get your site out and live on hosting you own.

    Hatch pulls the front end out of the builder and publishes it to your own GitHub and Cloudflare Pages. Starter £29, Studio £97, Agency £297.

    Start with Starter £29
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