Funnels
Lead Magnet Funnel
Opt-in page and delivery page that hand over the ebook and start the nurture before the download finishes.
2 pages · 1 form · 2 workflows · Mobile tested
HighLevel template shop · by GHLExpertly
GoHighLevel templates are pre-built funnel, website and SaaS pages you import into your GHL account with a share link. Ours are built natively inside GoHighLevel — not imported from another builder — with forms already connected to pipelines, tagging and follow-up. From $27, delivered instantly.
Why paid templates
There's no shortage of free GoHighLevel templates. There's a shortage of free templates where the form is connected to a pipeline, the booking step triggers a reminder, and the mobile view has actually been touched. Free gets you a layout. You supply the three hours that make it work.
That's fine once. Across a dozen client builds it's a fortnight of your year spent re-wiring the same form to the same pipeline. A paid template costs less than the afternoon it saves on the first install.
The shop
Eighteen templates across funnels, websites and SaaS pages. Every one is built natively inside GoHighLevel, connected to your CRM, tested on mobile, and delivered as a one-click share link. Preview any of them live before you buy.
23 templates
Funnels
Opt-in page and delivery page that hand over the ebook and start the nurture before the download finishes.
2 pages · 1 form · 2 workflows · Mobile tested
Funnels
Offer page into a calendar, with the confirmation, the reminders and the no-show follow-up already attached to the booking.
3 pages · 1 form · 3 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Funnels
Low-ticket sales page, order form and one-click upsell, with buyers tagged separately from leads from the first payment.
4 pages · 1 form · 3 workflows · Mobile tested
Funnels
Five-question qualifier that scores the lead, routes them by answer, and only shows the calendar to the ones worth your time.
4 pages · 1 form · 3 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Funnels
Registration page, confirmation and replay page, with the reminder sequence that decides whether anyone actually turns up.
3 pages · 1 form · 4 workflows · Mobile tested
Funnels
Video sales letter page with a delayed call-to-action, running straight into a booking step and its reminder chain.
4 pages · 1 form · 3 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Funnels
Long application that filters on budget and readiness, then sends the accepted ones to a calendar and the rest somewhere else.
4 pages · 1 form · 4 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Websites
Six-page trade site built around the two things that convert at 7pm on a phone: the quote form and the call button.
6 pages · 24 sections · 2 forms · 3 workflows · Mobile tested
Websites
Agent site with separate buyer and seller paths, because a home valuation request and a viewing request are not the same lead.
6 pages · 26 sections · 2 forms · 4 workflows · Mobile tested
Websites
Practice site where new-patient booking is one tap from every page and the treatment pages carry their own enquiry forms.
6 pages · 25 sections · 2 forms · 3 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Websites
Studio site built around the trial offer, with the class timetable, the coach profiles and the signup all on one path.
5 pages · 22 sections · 2 forms · 4 workflows · Mobile tested
Websites
Aesthetics site with a treatment page per service, consultation booking on each one, and before-and-after galleries that load fast.
8 pages · 32 sections · 3 forms · 4 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Websites
Authority site for one person: the story, the method, the proof, and an application step that filters before it books.
7 pages · 28 sections · 2 forms · 4 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
Websites
Practice-area site with a case-evaluation form on every page and an intake sequence that responds before the next firm does.
8 pages · 30 sections · 3 forms · 4 workflows · Mobile tested
SaaS & Agency
Product launch page with the feature grid, the proof row and a trial signup that tags by plan interest at capture.
3 pages · 18 sections · 2 forms · 3 workflows · Mobile tested
SaaS & Agency
Three-tier pricing page with a comparison table that stays readable on a phone and a monthly-annual toggle that needs no code.
2 pages · 14 sections · 2 forms · 2 workflows · Mobile tested
SaaS & Agency
The site you keep meaning to build for yourself: services, case studies, pricing and a qualifying call booking, in your own brand.
9 pages · 34 sections · 3 forms · 4 workflows · 1 calendar · Mobile tested
SaaS & Agency
The front door for agencies reselling GoHighLevel in SaaS mode: plan pages, signup, and the onboarding a new sub-account walks through.
7 pages · 26 sections · 3 forms · 5 workflows · Mobile tested
Websites
Illustrated, booking-first clinic site with a mobile menu and an offer page.
13 pages · 2 forms · Mobile tested
A gold meridian through the navigation and a bento dashboard, contrast-checked.
Mobile tested
$149
Dark, dense and quiet: an icon rail, mono figures and a today strip.
Mobile tested
$149
Porcelain and oxblood: quick-create, shortcuts and soft depth.
Mobile tested
$149
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Every template, one price
Four templates cost more than this. The All-Access Pass gives you every template in the shop, everything we add from here, and every update to all of them — one payment, no subscription.
One payment. No subscription, no renewal, no seat count.
What you're buying
Not designed in another builder and imported. Every page is built in the GHL editor, which means it behaves like a GHL page — because it is one. Nothing breaks on import because nothing was converted.
Every form and booking step arrives wired to a pipeline stage, with source tagging already set. A submission becomes a tagged opportunity in the right stage, not an email in an inbox nobody checks.
Confirmation SMS, email nurture, booking reminders and no-show recovery ship with the template. The pages and the follow-up are one package, which is the thing free templates never are.
GoHighLevel keeps separate desktop, tablet and mobile settings, and most templates leave two of the three untouched. Every one of ours is checked on all three. More than 70% of local business traffic arrives on a phone.
You get a share link. Open it, pick the sub-account, done. No file to upload, no rebuild, no setup call.
Every template can be saved into your own snapshot, so the second client in that niche takes minutes rather than another purchase.
Browse to live
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Every template has a working demo. Click through the whole flow on desktop and on your phone before you spend anything.
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Checkout runs on the GHLExpertly store — card payment, instant delivery. Buying three is normal and costs less than buying them separately over three months.
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Your share links arrive immediately. Open, choose the sub-account, import.
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Swap logo, colours, copy and images. Point your domain. The forms are already talking to your pipeline, so the first real visitor is already a tracked lead.
Funnel, website, or snapshot
One goal, one path. A lead magnet, a booking flow, a webinar signup, an application. Buy this when you have a working CRM and you need pages for a specific campaign, fast.
See funnel templatesA full multi-page presence: home, services, about, contact, all connected. Buy this when a business needs to look credible to someone who searched their name, not just convert an ad click.
See website templatesPricing pages, product landing pages, client portals. Buy this when you're selling software or reselling GoHighLevel under your own brand.
See SaaS templatesTemplates are pages. A snapshot is the whole sub-account: pipelines, tags, dashboards, twelve months of nurture, custom values. If you're onboarding a client from zero in a repeatable niche, you want a snapshot, and a template is the wrong purchase.
The rule: if the thing you're missing is pages, buy a template. If the thing you're missing is a system, buy a snapshot.
Before you buy
Every template shop sells you the preview image. Here's the part that costs people an afternoon when nobody mentioned it — true of any GHL template from any seller, ours included.
Once imported, the template is yours and separate. If we improve the original later, your imported copy doesn't change — you re-import to get the new version.
Placeholder images in the media library can arrive broken or missing depending on how they were hosted. Budget ten minutes to swap them for the client’s real assets, which you were going to do anyway.
It won't create your pipelines or restructure your account. If the destination sub-account has no pipeline for the form to write to, you need to make one.
Anything hand-coded can be affected when HighLevel updates the page builder. We keep ours minimal for exactly this reason, and ship updates when it happens — but no seller can promise CSS is permanent.
The template arrives; pointing a domain, adding the tracking code and connecting the pixel happen in the destination account.
We test all three breakpoints, but your copy is longer than our copy, and longer copy reflows. Check the phone view after you brand it.
None of this is unique to us — it's how GoHighLevel templates work everywhere. We list it because the alternative is you discovering item 2 at 6pm with a client waiting.
Fair questions
Free templates are layouts. These arrive with forms connected to pipelines, source tagging set, follow-up automations included, and all three breakpoints checked. If your time is worth anything per hour, the first install pays for it.
Yes. Import to unlimited sub-accounts inside your own agency, and save it into a snapshot for faster reuse. You can't resell or redistribute the template itself.
Everything is editable in the GHL drag-and-drop builder — text, images, colours, sections, order. No code needed for standard changes.
Every template has a live demo. Click through the whole flow, on your phone, before you spend anything. Nothing here is sold on a screenshot alone.
Yes. Templates import into your own GHL sub-account; HighLevel bills you for the platform separately. Nothing here replaces the subscription.
Instant delivery
Every template is built natively inside GoHighLevel, connected to your CRM, tested on mobile, and delivered as a one-click share link. Start with the campaign you're running this week.
Built by an official GoHighLevel partner · One-click import · Unlimited installs inside your agency
GoHighLevel templates are pre-built pages — funnels, websites or SaaS pages — created inside GHL and shared as an importable link. Importing one recreates those pages in your sub-account, with forms, booking steps and follow-up automations already connected to your CRM.
You receive a share link after purchase. Open it while logged into GoHighLevel, choose the destination sub-account, and confirm the import. The pages appear in that account in under a minute, ready to brand.
Ours run $27 to $127 depending on page count and complexity, or $297 for all 18 plus everything we add later. Across the market, individual GHL templates typically sit between $27 and $127, with bundles priced above that.
A funnel template is a single conversion path — one goal, a few pages, one form. A website template is a full multi-page presence: home, services, about and contact, all connected to your CRM. Many agencies use both on the same client.
A template is pages. A snapshot is an entire sub-account — pipelines, workflows, tags, dashboards, custom values and long nurture sequences. Buy a template when you need pages; buy a snapshot when you need a system.
Yes. Import to unlimited sub-accounts inside your own agency, and save it into a snapshot for faster redeployment. Reselling or redistributing the template file itself is not permitted.
Yes. GoHighLevel keeps separate desktop, tablet and mobile settings and most templates leave two untouched. Every template here is checked on all three before it ships. Re-check the phone view after you swap in your own copy, since longer copy reflows.
Built natively inside GoHighLevel. Nothing is designed elsewhere and converted, which is why nothing breaks on import.
They include their own automations — confirmation SMS, email nurture, booking reminders and no-show recovery. What they don't include is your wider CRM structure: if the destination sub-account has no pipeline for the form to write to, create one first.
Yes, entirely. Text, images, colours, sections and section order are all editable in the drag-and-drop builder without code. Custom-coded sections and new automation logic are developer work.
A share-link import is a one-time copy, so your imported version doesn't change when we update the original. All-Access holders get the updated share links and can re-import; single-template buyers get update links for the templates they bought.
Instant. Share links are issued on payment, not built to order.
Yes, but that's a separate service rather than a product on this page — customisation and custom builds run through GHLExpertly, where work is scoped on a call and delivered in days rather than instantly.
Need a template built to order instead of bought off the shelf? GHLExpertly scopes custom builds on a call — days rather than instantly, and priced accordingly.
The complete guide
What GHL templates are, the difference between funnel, website and SaaS templates, how importing works, what they cost, and when a template is the wrong purchase. Written by the team that builds them.
GoHighLevel templates are pre-built pages created inside GHL and distributed as an importable share link. Import one and the pages appear in your sub-account with their forms, booking steps and follow-up automations attached.
The word covers three different products. A funnel template is one conversion path. A website template is a multi-page presence. A SaaS or agency template is the pages a software business or GHL reseller needs. They're priced differently because they're different amounts of work.
A GoHighLevel funnel template is a single-goal path: usually two to five pages, one form, and the automations that fire after it. Lead magnets, consultation bookings, webinar registrations, quizzes, VSL pages and high-ticket applications are the common types.
The thing that separates a good one from a free one isn't the design. It's whether the form writes to a pipeline stage, whether the tag is set at the point of capture, and whether the booking step triggers a reminder. Those three take longer to wire than the pages take to build.
A GoHighLevel website template is a full multi-page site — home, services, about, contact — built and hosted inside GHL rather than on WordPress. Forms connect straight to pipelines with no plugin in between.
For agencies, the maintenance argument matters more than the design one. A WordPress site per client means a hosting account, a theme, plugins and a CRM bridge per client, each of which breaks independently. A GHL site is one account, no plugins, and a form that can’t be broken by an update to something unrelated.
GoHighLevel SaaS templates are the pages a software business needs: a product landing page and a pricing page with tiered comparison. Agency templates cover your own site and the client-facing portal you hand over when reselling GoHighLevel under your brand.
These sit at the top of the price range because the pages are denser — comparison tables, feature grids, plan logic — and because the buyer is selling something with a recurring price attached, where the page is doing more work per visitor.
Installing a GoHighLevel template takes one click: open the share link while logged into GHL, choose the destination sub-account, confirm. The pages land in under a minute.
What takes the rest of the afternoon is branding — logo, colours, copy, images, domain, tracking code. Do the copy before you check mobile, because your copy is a different length to the template's and longer text reflows on a phone.
Free GoHighLevel templates are everywhere and some are genuinely well designed. What they reliably lack is wiring: forms not connected to a pipeline, no tagging at capture, no follow-up sequence, and mobile breakpoints left at whatever the builder defaulted to.
The honest comparison isn't $0 against $47. It's $0 plus three hours against $47 plus twenty minutes. If you do this once, free wins. If you do it monthly, it stops being close.
Buy a template when the thing you’re missing is pages: a campaign needs a landing page, a client needs a website, a launch needs a pricing page. Your CRM already works; you need something for traffic to land on.
Buy a snapshot when the thing you’re missing is a system: no pipelines, no follow-up, no tags, nothing built. A snapshot carries the whole sub-account including its own funnels. Buying a template to fix a missing system leaves you with attractive pages writing to nowhere.
Individual GoHighLevel templates generally run $27 to $127. Simple funnel templates sit at the bottom, multi-page websites in the middle, SaaS and agency templates at the top. Bundles covering a whole library are priced above that and are where most shops make their margin.
Judge price on wiring, not page count. A ten-page template with disconnected forms is worse value than a four-page one where the form writes to a pipeline, the tag is set and the reminder sequence fires — because the second one is finished and the first one is homework.
They should be, and often aren’t. GoHighLevel keeps separate desktop, tablet and mobile settings for most elements, so a template can look right on a laptop while its phone view has never been opened. Over 70% of local business traffic arrives on a phone.
Before buying any template, from anywhere, open its demo on your actual phone. It’s a ten-second test that most templates fail, and the preview image will never tell you.
Yes. A purchased template imports into unlimited sub-accounts inside your own agency, and saving it into a snapshot makes the second deployment faster than the first. What’s normally prohibited is redistribution — reselling the template or passing the share link to another agency.
For agencies, this is where the economics work. A $67 website template used across six clients in the same niche costs about eleven dollars a build, and the sixth takes twenty minutes.
Preview any template live, on your phone, before you spend anything. Import takes one click.