Most website hosting works like this: you build your site on one platform, then host it somewhere else entirely — and that gap between systems is where things go wrong. Outages, expired SSL certificates, plugin conflicts, and nobody quite sure whose job it is to fix it. I do it differently. As a web designer in Sorrento, WA, every website I build runs natively inside GoHighLevel — the same platform handles the build, the hosting, and the security, so there's no handoff and nothing falls through the cracks