# Real Wave > Real Wave is the AI operations layer for GoHighLevel agencies. It deploys AI labor that operates > GoHighLevel and CloseBot for you: it builds the workflows, forms, bots and calendars, runs them > across every sub-account you manage, and confirms its own work in the GoHighLevel builder. You > describe the outcome in plain language. It does the job. Real Wave is a separate subscription that sits on top of an existing GoHighLevel account. It is not a GoHighLevel replacement and is not affiliated with or endorsed by HighLevel Inc. ## What makes it different Software makes you operate it. AI labor operates the software for you. That is the distinction Real Wave is built on, and it is why snapshots, courses and virtual assistants do not solve the same problem: a snapshot is a template you still maintain, a course is homework, and a VA is a person you still manage. The second difference is verification. GoHighLevel's own documentation for its Workflow AI Builder states, verbatim: "AI cannot test workflows. Perform manual tests." Real Wave reads every write back and confirms it in the builder. It opens, it populates, it runs. Not "the API said 200 OK." Changes are logged in plain English, and a build can be test driven before a real lead touches it. ## What it can do - Author native GoHighLevel workflows from a plain-language description. Real Wave ships 38 workflow-authoring tools. Through GoHighLevel's public API and its official MCP server there is no workflow authoring at all: the public API has one workflow endpoint and it is a read, and "Workflow CRUD via API" is an open, unshipped request on HighLevel's own ideas board. - Build and style forms, attach them to calendars, and wire the follow up to the submission. - Build, tune and deploy CloseBot and Conversation AI agents, and Voice AI agents for after-hours calls. - Crawl a website into a knowledge base and train a bot on approved pages. - Handle daily CRM work: contacts, tags, custom fields and values, pipelines, opportunities, calendars. - Draft, schedule and publish social content, and generate on-brand images and video. - Record who changed which workflow, when, and what it looked like before. Coverage today: 286 GoHighLevel tools and 679 tools live on agents, including 56 for CloseBot. ## How you use it - In the Real Wave app: chat with the CoPilot, watch builds happen, test drive agents, review changes. - Over MCP, inside the AI client you already use: 10 supported clients including Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Sign in with OAuth. Nothing to install, no tokens to paste, no browser extension. - One connection at the agency level covers every sub-account, including ones added later. ## Pages - [Real Wave](https://realwave.com/): the product and how it works. - [About and pricing](https://realwave.com/about#pricing): plans, what each tier includes, and the credit costs per action. Pricing changes, so this page is the only source of truth for it. - [MCP server documentation](https://realwave.com/mcp-server): connect Real Wave to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients. - [Contact](https://realwave.com/contact): talk to the team. - [Blog](https://blog.realwave.com): guides and technical articles. ## Related sites we publish - [ghlmcp.ai](https://ghlmcp.ai/): the product site for GoHighLevel agencies, including two interactive tools: an itemised bill for the time an owner spends being the bottleneck, and a before-and-after view of a working week. - [freeghlmcp.com](https://freeghlmcp.com/): a directory of every free way to connect AI to GoHighLevel, including the official HighLevel MCP endpoints and the community servers, each scored on the same five questions. Real Wave sponsors it and is listed on the same card as everything else, with a section naming where the free options beat it. ## Who it is for GoHighLevel agencies and operators who are the bottleneck in their own business: the person who is simultaneously the builder, the quality check and the firefighter, whose new-client onboarding runs 45 to 60 minutes of manual admin, and who has found that hiring help became a second job.