Workflows & Automation

How to Use the Drip Action in GoHighLevel Workflows

The Drip action in GoHighLevel workflows acts as a gate that controls how many contacts advance past a certain step at a time. Instead of letting everyone through at once, you set a batch size and a time interval. Every interval, only that many contacts move forward. This is useful for warming up an email provider, managing sending limits, or pacing high-volume campaigns.

Actualizado el 2 de junio de 2026

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Resumen. GoHighLevel's Drip workflow action inserts a throttle point into any automation. You choose a batch size of up to 10,000 contacts and an interval between one minute and seven days, and the workflow releases that many contacts at each interval. Everyone else waits behind the gate until their turn comes, keeping your sending rate predictable and your infrastructure stable.

Pasos

  1. Open or create a workflow

    Go to Automation, then Workflows, and open an existing workflow or click Create Workflow to start a new one.

  2. Add the Drip action at the rate-limiting point

    Click the plus icon at the position in your workflow where you want to control the flow. Search for Drip and select Drip Mode from the results.

  3. Set the batch size and interval

    Enter the number of contacts to release per batch (up to 10,000) and choose the time interval between batches. Options range from one minute to seven days. Set these based on your sending limits or engagement goals.

Preguntas frecuentes

What is the maximum batch size for the Drip action?

Up to 10,000 contacts per batch.

What is the shortest interval between drip batches?

One minute is the minimum interval.

What is a good reason to use the Drip action?

Warming up a new SMTP provider by limiting daily sends to a manageable volume.

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