This section covers how to setup rebilling and reselling for the Content Engine. There are three main steps to get everything configured:
First, you'll install the Content Engine into your agency's own sub-account - the one that represents your agency's business. This is your "lets try it on ourselves" installation.
Next, you'll install the app to any existing clients who are already on a plan or signed up in your system. These are clients who already have a sub-account.
Finally, you'll set up your SaaS Configurator plans so that future clients automatically get the Content Engine installed when they sign up.
Each setup is slightly nuanced and different, but straightforward once you understand the process.
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There are two approaches to reselling: SaaS Mode (recommended) and Traditional Mode.
SaaS Mode means you're using GoHighLevel's SaaS Configurator to resell GHL via configured plans.
In your configured plans, you can add marketplace apps like the Brandblast Content Engine. When a customer signs up for that plan, they automatically get the app installed - no manual work required.
Benefits of SaaS Mode:
In Traditional Mode, you're managing all the reselling and billing yourself. You manually toggle what each user sees and handle installations one-by-one.
This is the old way - we don't recommend it. But if you're already set up this way or have specific reasons to use it, we'll cover how to make it work.
If you're starting fresh or willing to migrate, go with SaaS Mode. It's the modern approach that scales with your agency.
If you're already deep into Traditional Mode with existing clients and processes, you can continue with that approach - just know it requires more manual work.
The next two sections walk through setup for each approach.