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
$27
GoHighLevel Funnel Templates
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.
- 7 templates
- $27 to $67
- One-click share-link import
- Built natively in GoHighLevel
7 templates
Funnels
Free Consultation Booking Funnel
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
$37
Funnels
Tripwire Offer Funnel
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
$47
Funnels
Quiz Funnel
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
$47
Funnels
Webinar Registration Funnel
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
$47
Funnels
VSL Sales Funnel
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
$67
Funnels
High-Ticket Application Funnel
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
$67
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What a funnel template actually contains
Pages are the visible part and the smaller half of the work. Every funnel template here also carries the form, the pipeline stage it writes to, the tag set at the point of capture, and the sequence that runs afterwards — confirmation, reminders, and a recovery path for the people who booked and never showed.
The thing that separates a good funnel template from a free one isn't the design. It's whether the form writes to a pipeline stage, whether the tag is set at capture, and whether the booking step triggers a reminder. Those three take longer to wire than the pages take to build, which is why they are the first thing free templates leave out.
Which funnel template to buy
Match the template to the campaign you are running this week, not to the one you might run next quarter. If you are advertising a guide, buy the lead magnet funnel. If you are buying traffic for calls, buy the consultation booking funnel and let the reminder sequence protect the calendar. If the calls you are getting are unqualified, the quiz funnel and the application funnel both exist to filter before anyone reaches your diary.
Price tracks complexity rather than page count: a two-page lead magnet funnel is $27 because it is genuinely two pages and a nurture sequence, and the application funnel is $67 because the branching, the scoring and the accept-and-decline paths are the product.
Funnel template or website template?
A funnel template is one conversion path with one goal. A website template is a full multi-page presence — home, services, about, contact — that has to answer someone who searched the business by name. Many agencies run both on the same client: the site for credibility, a funnel per campaign.
If the client has no CRM structure at all — no pipelines, no tags, no follow-up — neither is the right purchase yet. That is a snapshot, which carries the whole sub-account rather than a set of pages.