
PrettyQuizCodes
The native quiz builder GoHighLevel forgot to ship.
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- @prettyquizcodes
- Target Audience
- AgenciesMarketing & Consulting AgenciesMarketers
- Pricing
- Subscription from $17
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About PrettyQuizCodes
PrettyQuizCodes (PQC) is a native quiz funnel system built for GoHighLevel agency owners and the businesses they serve. The GoHighLevel platform ships with a built-in quiz builder that most agency owners describe as a glorified survey. No image cards. No custom buttons. No scoring logic worth using. No way to qualify a lead before it hits the pipeline. Agencies have been forced to bolt on outside tools like ScoreApp at $200 a month, breaking the all-in-one promise of GHL and creating data silos in the process. PrettyQuizCodes solves that. It is a quiz code builder that produces fully designed, fully functional quizzes that drop straight into a GHL funnel as custom code. Over eleven question types including image cards, ranked choice, sliders, and multi-select. Triple-event field dispatch so every answer writes cleanly to the contact record. Built-in scoring logic. Branded styling that matches the agency or the end client. Mobile-first, accessibility-checked, and designed to convert. Beyond the quiz itself, PQC ships complete niche ecosystems for verticals like real estate, chiropractic, fitness, dental, med spa, solar, and roofing. Each ecosystem includes the quiz, a booking funnel, lead nurture sequences, and SEO content blueprints. Agency owners deploy in a day what used to take a week. Pricing starts at a free tier with three watermarked builds per month. The Starter Pack is a one-time $147 with $17 a month for hosting and updates. PrettyQuizCodes is built by Living Logos Media for the GoHighLevel ecosystem.
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Connor here, founder. Built PQC after GoHighLevel's quiz builder couldn't power a fitness app campaign I ran. ScoreApp wanted $200/mo. So I built the version I needed. Free tier if you want to try it.