Boost Conversions with Multiple Website Popups in GHL

You can now add multiple website popups to the same page in GoHighLevel. Each one can be different—different content, different timing, different goals.

This update gives you:

• Triggers like delay, exit intent, or click
• Placement options—center, left, or right
• Full control over spacing, background, and overlays
• Auto-close settings if you want it to disappear after a few seconds
• Drag-and-drop content: buttons, forms, text, images

You’re not locked into just one popup anymore. Now, you can stack your page with focused messages and use each one where it makes sense.And yes, these multiple website popups live in the same popup menu you’re already used to. The setup is simple—and if you’ve used a single popup before, you’ll feel right at home.

With multiple website popups, you get more control over what shows up, when, and for who. Instead of one-size-fits-all, you can tailor messages to different actions on the same page.

Here’s what that means in practice:

• Delay popups to warm up cold visitors before asking for an email
• Exit popups to give one last offer before someone bounces
• Click-triggered popups tied to buttons or images for specific actions
• Split offers into separate popups so your message stays focused
• Skip the code—no more workarounds or cloning funnels just to test different popups

If you’re running multiple campaigns or handling client sites, this change simplifies your workflow. And it keeps everything on one clean, flexible page.

This is where multiple website popups earn their keep—by giving you sharper control without adding more tools or pages.

You’ve got access to multiple website popups. Here’s how to put them to work.

This process takes a few clicks. You’ll create popups, set when they show, where they show, and what triggers them. Let’s keep it simple.

• Go to the left-hand sidebar, look all the way to the bottom.

1.1 Click on the gear icon ⚙️ labeled “Settings.”

• You’ll now be in the main Settings dashboard, where you can access:
  • Business Info
  • Billing
  • My Staff
  • and more.

2.1 Scroll down until you see the Labs option and click it.  

2.2 Click on the Sub-Account tab.  

3.1 Click the Manage button under Multi-pop up support for Funnels & Websites.  

• A popup with the Multi-pop up settings should appear.  

• You should now see the Multi-pop up support settings window.

4.1 Tick the sub-accounts where you want to enable this feature.

4.2 Click the Save button.

• The Main Menu on the Left side of your screen has all the main areas that you work in when using GHL

1.1  Click on the Sites Menu Item.

• Access the Sites section of GoHighLevel
• You’ll now be in the Sites section, where you can view the list of all your funnels.

1.2 Click the Funnels option.

• We’ll use the Funnels section for this walkthrough.

1.3 Choose an existing funnel to use for the multi-popup update.

• You should now be in that specific funnel’s dashboard.

2.1 Click the Edit button on the squeeze page or first step.

• You should now be inside the funnel editor.

3.1 Click on the Popup Settings icon.

• You’ll find it above the funnel builder, along with other page tools.

3.2 Click the Create New Popup button to add another popup.

• Need help with popups? Check out this tutorial: HOW TO CREATE POP UP FORMS ON GOHIGHLEVEL.

4.1 Click any button on the editor canvas.

• The button settings panel should slide in from the right.

4.2 Under the Button Actions tab, click the Link To dropdown.

4.3 Choose the Open Popup option.

• Once you’ve selected the Open Popup option and enabled it in Labs, the popup dropdown will appear.

5.1 Click on the Popup dropdown and choose from the list of popups you’ve created.

Using multiple website popups is helpful—but only if they’re done right. Here’s how to keep things sharp and user-friendly.

• Give each popup a job. One for leads. One for exit. One for buttons. That’s it. Don’t stack five messages in one window.
• Don’t trigger them all at once. If two popups show at the same time, you lose people. Spread them out with different triggers.
• Stay out of your own way. Popups should help, not block the screen. Keep designs simple and content clear.
• Use the right placement. Test center vs. corner. See what works for your page and audience.
• Preview often. Always test how your multiple website popups show up on desktop and mobile. Fix issues before you hit publish.

Good popups feel useful. Bad ones feel annoying. These tips help you land on the right side.

This update to multiple website popups gives you more flexibility with less work.

You don’t need to build extra pages just to show a different message. Now, one funnel page can handle it all. A lead form shows after a delay. A special offer pops up on exit. A product reminder appears on click.

It keeps your pages clean. Your goals clear. And your edits quick.

For agencies, it means building smarter funnels with fewer moving parts. For solo users, it’s one less thing to hack or patch together.

It’s a simple way to do more with the tools you already have—and that saves time.

The new multiple website popups feature lets you do more with less. No need for workarounds or extra pages. Just set what you need, where you need it.

Build a lead form popup. Set up a timed offer. Drop in a quick message on exit. It’s all possible now—on one page.

If you haven’t tried it yet, switch it on in Labs. Build a few popups. Test them out. See what fits your flow.

Simple changes like this can make a big difference.