GHL pipeline design that reads like a wash tunnel
A GHL pipeline design restyles the opportunities board so every stage has its own colour and lane. Choose from 12 board designs; your membership, fleet and detail pipelines pick it up automatically.
Illustration of an example membership pipeline. Stage names are yours to set in GoHighLevel.
12 boards, one click each
Starts on Emerald Calm. Drag nothing, break nothing: it is a copy of the board.
Pulling into the bay…
Now showingEmerald CalmA copy of the GoHighLevel opportunities board with a sample pipeline, restyled by the real engine. Stage colours follow each column position, so your own stages pick them up whatever they are called.
Three boards a wash actually runs
Membership sign-ups
From free first wash to paid club member. Stage colours make the jump from trial to paid easy to spot when the board gets long on a sunny Saturday.
Fleet accounts
Net-30 fleet deals move slowly. A calm board design such as Emerald Calm keeps a dozen open fleet quotes readable without colour noise.
Detail and ceramic bookings
High-ticket jobs with deposits and follow-ups. A darker board such as Obsidian Gold suits a detail shop that works into the evening.
Every board design
Light boards for busy daytime counters, dark boards for evening detail shops.
- Clean LightSoft grey lanes, white cards, colour dot per stage
- Frosted GlassColour-mesh board, see-through lanes and cards
- Midnight NeonDeep navy board, glowing stage lines, neon accents
- Neo BrutalThick outlines, hard shadows, loud stage colours
- Candy PastelEach lane softly tinted in its own pastel colour
- Gradient HeadersBold gradient stage headers above clean cards
- Compact ProDense and flat: more deals on screen at once
- Colour RibbonStage-coloured ribbons and lightly tinted cards
- Obsidian GoldBlack and gold, premium and calm
- Ocean ProCorporate blues, solid header bands
- Emerald CalmFresh greens, soft tinted lanes
- Brand MatchStage colours built from your primary colour
Three steps, no rebuild
The pipeline designer never edits your pipelines. It changes how the board looks, so workflows and stage triggers keep running exactly as before.
Open the pipeline designer
In your account, open Pipelines and browse the 12 board designs on a copy of the GoHighLevel opportunities page.
Pick a board and colours
Choose a design; stage colours follow column position, so they fit your own stage names automatically.
Save
With the install line already in place, every opportunities board in every sub-account picks up the design on its next load.
Add one-tap tags to each deal’s contact with the contact actions bar, or see the dashboard designs.
Pipeline design questions
It restyles the GoHighLevel opportunities board: lane backgrounds, card style, stage header colours and spacing. The GHL Customizer has 12 board designs. Your stages, deals and automations are untouched.
By column position. The first column gets the first colour, the second the next and so on, so any pipeline, whatever its stage names, picks up the scheme without setup.
Shine ($337 one-time) and Ceramic Coat. It is not part of Rinse, whose theme still colours the board’s buttons and accents.
Yes. The design applies to the opportunities board, so every pipeline you switch to on that board uses it.
No meaningful change. It is CSS applied to the board GoHighLevel already renders; no extra data is loaded.
The preview above uses a sample pipeline on a copy of the board, rendered by the same engine. Your real board will look the same with your own stage names.
No. The membership stages on this page are an illustration. The customizer styles whatever pipelines you already have; building pipelines stays in GoHighLevel.
Yes. Turn the pipeline design off in the editor and save.
Every station in the tunnel
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