New GoHighLevel Template Updates for September 2026

These template updates add a wide range of new assets across several parts of GoHighLevel. The release covers websites, funnels, social content, ads, and snapshots, so there is a good mix for both agency work and client campaigns.

Here’s what was added in this release: one new website template for a marketing agency, four new funnel templates, eight social templates, five Facebook ad templates, five Google ad templates, seven LinkedIn ad templates, and one new Legal Industry snapshot for an Intellectual Property Law Firm.

The new templates also cover a broad mix of industries. These include legal, medical, finance, insurance, automotive, hospitality, creative services, business coaching, and marketing agencies. For GHL users, that means more ready-made options when building for different client types without having to start every project from zero.

The latest template updates in GoHighLevel give you more ready-made designs to work with. In this walkthrough, we’ll use a Marketing Agency website template as the example.

For this guide, we are using a website because it is one of the main template types included in this release and gives a clear example of how the template process works inside GHL.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Open the Websites area.
• Start From a Template.
• Find a Marketing Agency Template.
• Preview and 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 gives you a few ways to create a website, including starting from scratch, using AI, or choosing 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 categories and filters to help narrow down your choices.

3.1 Review the Browse categories section on the left.

• You will see categories such as Automotive, Creative, Insurance, Legal, Marketing Agency, Medical, and more.

3.2 Click Marketing Agency.

• GHL filters the library to show templates in the Marketing Agency category.
• The selected category will also appear above the template results.

3.3 Click Preview on the template you want to review.

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

• The preview screen lets you check how the website looks before you start editing it.

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

• These let you preview the template on different screen sizes.
• Check the layout to make sure it works well across devices.

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

• GHL will add the template to your account.
• The website will then open inside the builder.

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

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

• The selected element will become active inside the builder.
• In this example, a button is selected.

5.2 Use the tools across the top of the builder.

• These tools help you add and manage different page elements.

5.3 Use the settings panel on the right.

• This panel changes based on the element you select.
• You can adjust options such as text, typography, styles, spacing, and animations.

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

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

5.5 Review the website and click Publish when you are ready.

• Check the copy, images, buttons, links, forms, and layout before publishing.
• Once everything looks right, click Publish to make the website ready for use.

Once the website is added, the template gives you the structure, but the final result still needs your input. Update the branding, copy, images, links, and offer so the website fits the client or business you are building for.

The latest template updates give you a faster place to start, but they still need a few smart edits. Pick the template that best matches the client’s industry, offer, and audience. The closer the fit, the less work you’ll need to do later.

Before you publish, change the logo, colors, images, headlines, contact details, and calls to action. Then test the buttons, forms, links, and mobile layout. A template can look good and still miss the mark if the details are not checked.

For agencies, these template updates can also make it easier to test new niches. Use the closest design as your base, then shape it around the client instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.

These template updates can help you get new projects moving faster. Instead of building every page, post, or campaign from a blank screen, you can start with a layout that is already close to what you need.

For agencies, that can mean quicker client setup, more consistent design, and less time spent on basic build work. It can also make it easier to test a new niche because you already have a useful starting point for the campaign.

The result is simple. You save time on setup and can spend more time improving the message, offer, and customer journey.

These template updates give GoHighLevel users more ways to get projects moving without starting from zero. With new options for websites, funnels, social posts, ads, and snapshots, agencies can choose a solid starting point and then shape it to fit the client.

The key is to treat each template as a base, not the finished product. Update the branding, message, links, forms, and offer before you publish. That extra work is what turns a ready-made design into something useful for the business.

For agencies, this release can save setup time and make it easier to test new niches. Pick the template that fits best, customize it well, and use the time you save on the parts of the campaign that matter most.

What new template from this release do you plan to try first?