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Automatically detect HighLevel websites/funnels and extract data for support representatives Funnel Finder instantly detects whether the website you're viewing is built on HighLevel (GoHighLevel) and extracts key page data — all with a single click. Built for support representatives, agency staff, and anyone who works with HighLevel funnels and websites daily. No more digging through source code or asking clients for IDs. HOW IT WORKS: Visit any website Click the Funnel Finder icon in your toolbar Click "Detect HighLevel Site" If it's a HighLevel site, you'll see extracted data instantly WHAT IT EXTRACTS: Page ID Page Name Location ID Funnel ID Funnel Name Step ID KEY FEATURES: One-click detection — no background scanning, runs only when you ask Floating quick-access button on detected sites for instant data access Copy any field to clipboard with one click White label URL support — enter your agency's domain to generate direct funnel editor links Open the HighLevel page builder directly from the extension Cached results — revisit a site and see data immediately without re-detecting PRIVACY FIRST: All data stored locally on your device only Zero data transmitted to external servers No cookies, no tracking, no analytics Minimal permissions: only storage, scripting, and activeTab Perfect for HighLevel support teams, SaaS agency staff, and web developers working with GoHighLevel funnels and websites.
Feb 17, 2026
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Media assets
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Has promo video
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Languages
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Developer website
Listing exposes a developer website URL.
Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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Category user-count percentile
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