Free website templates for GoHighLevel

Free GoHighLevel Website Templates: Find, Import and Customize

Yes, GoHighLevel includes free website and funnel templates. You can find them inside the Template Library, preview the design and customize it for your business. In July 2026, HighLevel also connected its Template Library with the Marketplace, so free and paid templates can be discovered in one place.

A template is a starting point, not a finished website. I still check the mobile layout, forms, tracking, SEO settings and every call to action before publishing. Those details decide whether the site actually works.

This article focuses on finding, importing and customizing free options. If you are comparing template types and selection criteria across free and paid choices, use our best GoHighLevel templates guide.

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Free website templates for GoHighLevel

Where to find free GoHighLevel website templates

The safest place to start is HighLevel’s own Template Library:

  1. Open the correct sub-account.
  2. Go to Sites, then Websites or Funnels.
  3. Select New Website or New Funnel.
  4. Open the Template Library.
  5. Search by business type, style or color, then preview the design.

HighLevel says the library is available to users without an extra template-library subscription. The connected Marketplace also contains free and paid options, so check the price and license details before installing anything.

See HighLevel’s Template Library instructions.

How to choose a template that will be easy to finish

Do not choose only by the homepage screenshot. Before you install a template, check:

  • whether it includes the pages you actually need;
  • whether the mobile preview is clean;
  • whether the structure fits your offer and audience;
  • whether you can replace the images without breaking the layout;
  • whether the creator provides instructions or support;
  • whether it is a website, funnel or full snapshot.

A website template is not the same as a snapshot. A snapshot can contain a much wider set of assets, such as workflows, calendars, custom fields and pipelines. Confirm what you are importing before you promise a complete setup.

How to customize a free GHL template

1. Replace the message before changing the design

Start with the headline, offer, proof and call to action. A beautiful layout with vague copy will still underperform. I usually finish the page message first, then adjust spacing and visual details around it.

2. Apply your brand consistently

Replace the logo, colors, fonts and stock images. Keep button styles and spacing consistent. Do not add five different design ideas just because the builder makes it possible.

3. Rebuild and test lead capture

This is important: HighLevel’s share-link documentation says forms, surveys and lead capture do not transfer when a funnel or website is imported by share link. Reconnect or rebuild them, then submit a real test lead.

4. Check the mobile version separately

Open the mobile editor and check text size, section spacing, image crops, buttons and horizontal overflow. Do not assume the desktop version will automatically be ready for a phone.

5. Finish the publishing settings

Connect the correct domain, set the page path, add the SEO title and description, upload a social image and confirm analytics or tracking. Then test navigation, forms, calendar links and thank-you pages on the live domain.

Importing a template from a share link

If a designer or community member gives you a HighLevel share link, log in to the correct agency first, open the link and choose the destination location. HighLevel currently allows a share-link import into up to three locations at a time. Give the import a moment to finish before refreshing.

After import, review every page and connection. Never assume another person’s phone number, calendar, privacy text or tracking code is safe to publish in your account.

My recommendation

Use a free template when the structure is close to what you need and you are willing to test the final setup. Start from blank when the template needs so many changes that you are fighting it on every section.

If you want to test the library before paying, start the standard 14-day HighLevel trial. If you already have a template but need help turning it into a working website, book a free consultation with me.

Related GHLFocus guides: best GoHighLevel templates guide · complete sales-funnel implementation guide · clone a website into a GoHighLevel funnel.

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