GoHighLevel Language Settings Guide

GoHighLevel Language Settings Guide

If you manage agencies or workflows in ClickUp and similar platforms, you may also need to support teams across different countries inside GoHighLevel. The platform has begun its internationalization journey, allowing you to adjust key language and regional settings so your global users have a clearer, more localized experience.

This how-to guide walks you through every language-related option currently available in GoHighLevel and how to configure them step by step.

Understanding GoHighLevel Internationalization

The internationalization of GoHighLevel is an ongoing project. That means some parts of the interface and system messages are already translatable or region-aware, while others are still in progress.

From the official documentation, the key areas you can manage today are:

  • Your personal language preference for the interface
  • Default language for the application (account-level)
  • Counties and state lists across accounts
  • Stripe and tax-related regions
  • Words and phrases supported in multiple languages

As new languages and features roll out, these options will expand, but you can already configure a solid base experience for non-English users.

How to Change Your GoHighLevel Interface Language

Your personal language setting controls what you see when logged in. This will not change the settings for your clients or other team members.

Steps to Set Your GoHighLevel Profile Language

  1. Log in to your GoHighLevel account as usual.
  2. Go to your Profile menu (user icon in the top-right corner).
  3. Open the Settings or Profile Settings area.
  4. Look for a Language or Interface Language option.
  5. Select your preferred language from the dropdown list.
  6. Click Save or Update to apply the change.

Once saved, supported areas of the interface will switch to the selected language. Where a translation does not yet exist, English may still appear.

Set a Default Language for Your GoHighLevel Account

Account-level settings help you provide a consistent experience for all sub-accounts and users under your agency (where applicable). This is particularly useful for agencies that primarily operate in a single non-English language.

Configure Default GoHighLevel Language

  1. Sign in with an account that has admin or agency-level access.
  2. Navigate to the Agency Settings or Account Settings area.
  3. Locate the Default Language or similar configuration.
  4. Choose the language that should be used for new users and sub-accounts.
  5. Save the configuration.

This default language will be used wherever supported in GoHighLevel. Existing users may still override it via their personal profile settings, if the system allows user-level changes.

Regional Settings: Counties, States, and Regions in GoHighLevel

Beyond interface language, GoHighLevel is expanding how it handles regions and administrative areas like counties and states. Proper regional settings improve address accuracy, help with forms, and support more precise reporting.

Where GoHighLevel Supports Counties and States

According to the internationalization documentation, GoHighLevel is working on enabling:

  • Country-specific states or provinces in address fields
  • County-level selections where applicable
  • Standardized region lists across accounts

In practical terms, you may see updates in:

  • Forms and surveys where users select their location
  • Contact records and pipelines that rely on geographic filters
  • Reports that aggregate data by state or region

As new regions are activated, they should appear automatically in your existing forms and address fields without additional manual setup.

GoHighLevel and Stripe / Tax Regions

Payment and tax settings often need localization before anything else. The GoHighLevel internationalization project includes improvements around Stripe and tax-related regions.

Managing Regions for Payments in GoHighLevel

  1. Open your Settings menu in the main GoHighLevel dashboard.
  2. Go to Integrations and select your Stripe connection.
  3. Confirm that the country and currency you operate in are properly configured inside Stripe.
  4. Check any tax or VAT fields available in GoHighLevel payment or invoice modules.
  5. Ensure your chosen region is supported and correctly mapped to your Stripe settings.

The platform’s internationalization work aims to reduce mismatches between your GoHighLevel account and payment provider, especially when dealing with taxes, local currencies, and region-specific compliance.

Supported Words and Language Coverage in GoHighLevel

The source documentation highlights that GoHighLevel is rolling out translations for commonly used words and phrases across the application.

These include items such as:

  • Navigation labels and menu items
  • System messages and prompts
  • Form field labels and buttons
  • Common interface terms used in multiple modules

Because this is a phased rollout, you may notice that some modules display full translations while others still show English. Over time, more areas of GoHighLevel will adopt your chosen language as the internal libraries expand.

Best Practices for Working with GoHighLevel in Multiple Languages

To get the most from the current internationalization features, follow these best practices when managing multilingual teams and clients.

Standardize Your Primary GoHighLevel Language

  • Choose a single primary language for most of your internal operations.
  • Set that language as the default at the account level.
  • Document internal naming conventions so users know what to expect, even if some parts remain in English for now.

Test GoHighLevel Interfaces per Language

  1. Create a test user for each language you plan to support.
  2. Log in as each test user and navigate major areas: dashboard, contacts, pipelines, forms, and funnels.
  3. Take screenshots or notes where translations seem incomplete or confusing.
  4. Update internal training materials to clarify terms that may appear in English.

Align Client-Facing Assets with Your GoHighLevel Setup

When you build funnels, forms, or membership areas around your CRM, make sure your client-facing copy fully matches the language chosen in GoHighLevel.

  • Write all funnel and form copy in the same language as your account default.
  • Use language-specific tags or pipelines if you serve audiences in multiple languages.
  • Translate confirmation emails and SMS messages separately, as they may not be automatically translated by GoHighLevel.

Where to Learn More About GoHighLevel Internationalization

The official help documentation provides the most accurate, up-to-date details on progress, supported languages, and technical notes. You can review the original article here:

The internationalization of HighLevel has begun (official GoHighLevel documentation)

For broader CRM and marketing automation strategies built around GoHighLevel, you can also explore resources and services from specialized consultants such as Consultevo.

Summary: Using GoHighLevel in a Global Context

Internationalization inside GoHighLevel is an evolving feature set, but you can already:

  • Change your personal interface language.
  • Set a default account language for agencies.
  • Benefit from improved region lists for counties and states.
  • Align Stripe and tax regions for localized payments.
  • Leverage expanding translation coverage for common interface elements.

By configuring these options now and keeping an eye on official updates, you can ensure GoHighLevel remains efficient and user-friendly for your global teams and clients.

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