GoHighLevel Template Release Update

The Template Release Update adds a useful mix of new assets across GoHighLevel. It includes one website template, four social templates, two Facebook ad templates, five Google ad templates, five LinkedIn ad templates, three workflow templates, and one new snapshot.

The new templates cover several industries, including beauty, real estate, automotive, travel, healthcare, legal services, finance, insurance, and marketing. That gives agencies more solid starting points for client work without having to build every asset from scratch.

The update also adds three follow-up workflows and a Boat Tour Agency snapshot. These tools can help with lead nurturing, open house follow-up, buyer campaigns, and fast setup for travel clients. You still need to review and edit each asset, but the hard part of getting started is already done.

The Template Release Update gives you several new assets to work with. For this guide, we’ll use a Beauty and Fashion website template as the example. You’ll learn how to open the Website area, enter the Template Library, select a design, preview it, and edit the final website.

A website is a useful place to start because it can support the rest of the campaign. Your ads, social posts, forms, and workflows can all send leads to one clear page.

Here are the steps we will follow:

• Access the Websites area in GHL Sites.
• Open the Template Library.
• Find and select a Beauty and Fashion template.
• Preview and choose the website template.
• Edit 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 core areas you use in GoHighLevel.

1.1 Click Sites in the left menu.

• This opens the main Sites section.

1.2 Click Websites in the top navigation.

• This opens the Websites area, where you can view and manage your current websites.
• For our example we will use a Website as it often is more critical for SEO and first impressions.

1.3 Click the New Website button in the top right.

• A Create New Website window will open.

• The Create New Website window gives you two ways to begin. You can build from a blank page or use a ready-made template.

2.1 Select From Templates.

• This tells GHL that you want to start with a prebuilt website.

2.2 Click Continue.

• The Template Library will open.

• The Template Library lets you sort designs by category. This makes it easier to find a website that fits the client’s industry.

3.1 Find Browse Categories on the left side.

• You will see options for industries such as automotive, business, creative, ecommerce, and beauty.

3.2 Select Beauty and Fashion.

• The website results will update.

3.3 Confirm that Beauty and Fashion appears in the active category filter near the top.

• This helps you check that the correct category is selected.

3.4 Review the available template cards.

• Look at the layout, images, page style, and overall structure.

3.5 Move your cursor over the website template you want to use.

• The Choose and Preview buttons will appear.

3.6 Click Preview.

• This opens the full website preview before you add it to the account.

• The preview lets you check the website before loading it into the editor. Take your time here. A good layout can save a lot of cleanup later.

4.1 Use the device icons at the top of the preview.

• Check how the website looks on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

4.2 Scroll through the page.

• Review the logo, navigation, headline, images, call-to-action buttons, and page flow.

4.3 Make sure the layout supports the client’s main goal.

• The page should make it clear whether visitors should shop, book an appointment, contact the business, or request more details.

4.4 Click Choose Template in the top right.

• GoHighLevel will create the website and open it in the Website Editor.

• The Website Editor is where you turn the template into a finished client website. The main design is already in place, but you still need to replace the sample content and check each setting.

5.1 Use the tools in the top left.

• These tools let you add elements, manage sections, update content, and access other builder options.

5.2 Click the sample logo.

• Upload the client’s logo and check that it fits the header.

5.3 Click the sample headline and text.

• Replace the content with a message that fits the client’s service, offer, and audience.

5.4 Click the main call-to-action button.

• Update the text and link. Use a clear action such as Shop Now, Book an Appointment, Contact Us, or View Services.

5.5 Use the page and device controls near the top.

• Choose the page you want to edit and switch between desktop and mobile views.

5.6 Click any section or element you want to change.

• Use the settings panel on the right to update colors, images, spacing, backgrounds, width, and other design options.

5.7 Replace all sample business details.

• Check the phone number, email address, forms, links, booking calendar, business hours, and social links.

5.8 Click the Preview icon near the top right.

• Review the website as a visitor would see it.

5.9 Click the Save icon.

• Save your work before publishing.

5.10 Click Publish when the website is ready.

• This makes the website live.

Once the website is live, connect it to the other assets in the Template Release Update. You can use the new ads, social posts, forms, and workflows to send people to the website and follow up with each new lead.

The Template Release Update gives you a strong starting point, but each template still needs a clear goal. Do not choose one just because it looks good. Check the layout, page flow, call-to-action, and industry fit before you begin.

Replace every sample detail before you publish. Check the logo, phone number, email, links, forms, calendar, images, and social profiles. A single missed item can make the final site look unfinished.

Keep the first version simple and test it on mobile. Focus on the main offer and one clear action. Then save a clean copy so your agency can reuse the setup for another client in the same niche.

The Template Release Update can help agencies move faster without lowering the quality of their work. You spend less time building from a blank page and more time shaping the asset around the client’s offer, brand, and goals.

It can also make client delivery more consistent. When your team starts with a proven layout, workflow, or campaign structure, there is less room for missed steps and rushed setup.

The biggest gain is time. A website, ad, or workflow that once took hours to plan can now begin with a clear base. That gives you more time for testing, lead follow-up, and client strategy.

The Template Release Update gives GoHighLevel users more ways to start faster. You now have fresh options for websites, social posts, ads, workflows, and snapshots across several useful industries.

The key is not to use every asset at once. Pick one template that fits a real client need, update the details, test it, and build from there. That simple process can save time and keep your work more consistent.

Which new template do you plan to use first?