Humblytics
  • Overview
    • Introduction to Humblytics
    • Features Overview
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • How to Get Started
    • Create a New Account
    • Add Humblytics Analytics to a Custom / Self-Hosted Site
    • How to Add Humblytics Analytics to Your Weblow Site
    • How to Add Humblytics Analytics to Your Framer Site
  • Split Testing Overview
    • How Humblytics Split Testing Works - Under the Hood
    • How to Setup a Split Test
    • Creating A/B Page Variants for Split Testing
    • How to Analyze Split Test Data
    • Using the Humblytics A/B Sample‑Size Calculator
    • Deciding How Long to Run an A/B Test
  • How to Track Custom Form Submissions
    • GoHighLevel
    • Tally.so
      • Webflow – How to Track Tally.so Form Submissions
      • Framer – How to Track Tally.so Form Submissions
      • Custom/Self-Hosted – How to Track Tally.so Form Submissions
    • Typeform
      • Webflow – How to Track Typeform Submissions
      • Framer – How to Track Typeform Submissions
      • Custom/Self-Hosted – How to Track Typeform Submissions
    • Cal.com
      • Webflow – How to Track Cal.com Booking Submissions
      • Framer – How to Track Cal.com Booking Submissions
      • Custom/Self-Hosted – How to Track Cal.com Booking Submissions
    • Hubspot
      • Framer – How to Track HubSpot Form Submissions
      • Custom/Self-Hosted – How to Track HubSpot Form Submissions
      • Webflow – How to Track HubSpot Form Submissions
  • How to Track Custom Click Events
    • How to Track Click Events on Custom / Self‑Hosted Site
    • How to Add Custom Event Tracking for Webflow Sites
    • How to Add Custom Event Tracking for Framer Sites
  • Understanding Your Data
    • Understanding Site Traffic
    • Understanding Pages Data
    • Understanding Click Data
    • Understanding Forms Data
    • Understanding Heatmap
    • Understanding Funnels
  • Campaign Tracking with UTM Links
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  1. How to Track Custom Form Submissions

GoHighLevel

How to Track GoHighLevel (GHL) Form Submissions with Humblytics

Tracking GHL form submissions with Humblytics is automatic and requires no custom setup. Once the Humblytics tracking script is installed on your site, we’ll automatically detect and log form submissions—no extra tags, data layers, or cookies required.

✅ Why Track GHL Form Submissions?

  • Attribute conversions to campaigns, traffic sources, or A/B tests

  • Visualize drop-off in funnels between landing pages and form completions

  • Optimize with heatmaps to see how far users scroll or where they click

  • Stay compliant with a fully cookie-free, GDPR-friendly solution

⚙️ Setup Steps

  1. Install the Humblytics Tracking Script Add this to the <head> of your GoHighLevel funnel or website:

    
<!-- Start Humblytics Tracking Code -->
<script async src="https://app.humblytics.com/hmbl.min.js?id=YOURSITEID"></script>
<!-- End Humblytics Tracking Code -->

  2. Publish the Page Once your site is live, Humblytics will begin tracking automatically.

  3. Verify Tracking Visit the page with the form, submit a test entry, and confirm it appears in your dashboard under:

    • Events > formSubmission

    • Funnels (if mapped)

    • Split Tests (if part of an experiment)

🔍 How It Works

Humblytics auto-detects native GoHighLevel forms rendered in the DOM and listens for submission events. No manual tagging or API hooks needed.

Behind the scenes:

  • Event: formSubmission

  • Metadata captured: Page URL, timestamp, referrer, device info

  • All tracking is anonymized and cookieless

🧪 Pro Tip: Run A/B Tests on GHL Forms

Want to test a form headline, layout, or CTA? Use Humblytics split testing to:

  • Automatically assign traffic to Variant A or B

  • Track submission uplift by variant

  • Get real-time results without code

→ Learn how to run split tests

🚫 No Cookie Banner Required

Humblytics is privacy-first:

  • No cookies

  • No local storage

  • GDPR and CCPA-ready

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