New Template Release in GoHighLevel

The New Template Release adds more ready-to-use options across GoHighLevel. You now have fresh templates for websites, funnels, email, social posts, Facebook Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and workflows.

The update covers several industries, including coaching, marketing, home services, automotive, legal, insurance, finance, and medical. That gives agencies a wider set of starting points when they need to build something fast for a new client or campaign.

GoHighLevel also refreshed the Career Coach template with new copy, updated images, better navigation, and improved heading tags. The main benefit is simple. You can start with a solid layout, then shape it around the client instead of building everything from zero.

The New Template Release adds a new website template for Business Coaching & Consulting, a new funnel template for Marketing Agencies, and a new email template for Business Coaching & Consulting. These give GHL users a quicker way to build key parts of a campaign without starting from a blank page.

For agencies, the value is in the head start. You can take the layout, structure, and content direction that is already there, then adjust the copy, images, colors, and offer to match the client. That can save a lot of setup time when you are working across several accounts.

These templates are best used as a base, not a finished product. A few simple changes can make them fit a specific brand, service, or audience while still keeping the build process fast and clean.

The New Template Release also adds fresh options for social posts and paid ads. GHL users now have 4 new social templates, 2 Facebook Ad templates, 5 Google Ad templates, and 7 LinkedIn Ad templates.

The industries are wide ranging. They include home services, automotive, coaching, finance, insurance, legal, medical, creative services, and marketing. That gives agencies more useful starting points when they need to build campaigns for different client types.

The big advantage is speed. You can start with a structure that already fits the channel, then update the message, visuals, offer, and branding to suit the client. It cuts down setup time without locking you into a one-size-fits-all campaign.

The New Template Release also adds one new workflow template for insurance policy renewal reminders. It is built for insurance businesses that need a simple way to stay on top of upcoming renewals and keep clients informed.

For agencies that serve insurance clients, this can save setup time. Instead of building the full reminder process from scratch, you can start with a ready-made workflow and then adjust the timing, messages, and actions to match the client’s process.

It is a practical addition because renewal follow-up is easy to miss when it is handled by hand. A workflow gives you a cleaner starting point and helps keep the process more consistent.

The New Template Release also includes one revamped Career Coach template. GoHighLevel updated the copy, refreshed the images, improved the navigation, and cleaned up the heading tags.

These changes may sound small, but they can make a real difference. Better structure can make the page easier to read, while stronger navigation helps visitors move through the content with less friction.

For agencies, this means less cleanup before launch. You can still adjust the design and message for the client, but the updated version gives you a better base to start from.

The New Template Release in GoHighLevel gives you more ready-made options for websites, funnels, email, social posts, ads, and workflows. For this walkthrough, we’ll use a Business Coaching website template as the example.

A website is a good place to start because it often plays a key role in first impressions, lead generation, and SEO.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Open the Websites area.
• Start from a template.
• Find and preview a Business Coaching template.
• Choose the template.
• Customize and publish the website.

To start, make sure you are logged in to the correct GoHighLevel sub-account.

• The main menu on the left side of your screen includes the main areas you use in GoHighLevel.

1.1 Click Sites.

• This opens the Sites area in your GHL sub-account.

1.2 Click Websites in the top menu.

• The Websites section will open.
• You will see the websites already saved inside the sub-account.

1.3 Click the New website button.

• This opens the Create new website window.

• GoHighLevel lets you build a website from scratch or start with a ready-made template.

2.1 Click From templates.

• This selects the prebuilt website template option.

2.2 Click Continue.

• The Template Library will open.
• You can now browse the available website templates.

• The Template Library gives you different ways to narrow down your choices.

3.1 Review the Browse categories section on the left.

• You will see categories such as Automotive, Beauty & Fashion, Business Coaching, Creative, Finance, Home Services, Insurance, Legal, Marketing Agency, Medical, and more.

3.2 Select the Business, Coaching, & Consulting category.

• GHL will filter the library to show templates in that category.

3.3 Find a template you want to review and click Preview.

• This opens the full template preview.
• You can now check the layout before adding it to your account.

• The preview screen lets you review the template before adding it to your website builder.

4.1 Use the desktop, tablet, and mobile icons at the top.

• These let you see how the template looks on different screen sizes.
• Check the layout on each device before moving ahead.

4.2 Click Choose template when you are happy with the design.

• GHL will add the selected website template to your sub-account.
• The template will then open in the website builder.

• Once the template opens in the builder, you can change the content and design to match the business.

5.1 Click the text, image, button, or section you want to edit.

• The selected item will become active in the builder.
• In the screenshot example, the headline is selected.

5.2 Use the tools across the top of the builder.

• These tools let you add and manage page elements.

5.3 Use the desktop, tablet, and mobile view options.

• Check how the website looks on different devices while you work.

5.4 Use the settings panel on the right.

• This panel lets you adjust the selected element.
• Depending on the item, you can change settings such as typography, font size, spacing, colors, styles, and animations.

5.5 Use the preview option to review your changes.

• Check the page before publishing.
• Make sure the layout, content, and buttons work as expected.

5.6 Click Publish when the website is ready.

• Review the copy, images, buttons, links, and layout first.
• Once everything looks right, publish the page.

The New Template Release gives you the framework, but the final result still needs your input. Update the branding, copy, images, links, and offer so the website fits the business instead of looking like a stock template.

The New Template Release gives you a solid starting point, but it still needs a quick review before you use it with a client. A template should save time, not replace good judgment.

Start by updating the branding, copy, images, links, and offer. Then check the page on desktop, tablet, and mobile. For ads and emails, make sure the message fits the audience instead of using the default wording as-is.

Before you publish anything, test the key actions. Check buttons, forms, links, workflow timing, and calls to action. A few minutes of review can save you from simple mistakes later.

The New Template Release can help GHL users get campaigns moving faster. Instead of building every website, ad, email, or workflow from scratch, you can start with a ready-made structure and focus on the parts that matter most.

For agencies, that can mean quicker client setup, less repeat work, and more consistent builds across different accounts. It also makes it easier to test new niches because you already have a starting point for several industries.

The biggest result is simple. You save setup time while still keeping control over the final work. The template gives you the base, and you shape it to fit the client, campaign, and goal.

The New Template Release gives GoHighLevel users more ways to build faster across websites, funnels, email, social posts, ads, and workflows. Instead of starting from zero, you can begin with a ready-made structure and shape it to fit the client.

For agencies, that can mean less setup work and a smoother build process. The key is to treat each template as a starting point, then update the branding, copy, images, links, and offer before you launch.

Take a look through the new templates inside GHL and test the ones that fit your clients best. Which template from this release do you think you’ll use first?