I Created a Funnel From Gemini and Put It In GHL

Funnels do not have to be complicated, expensive, or time-consuming. If you have ever stared at a blank funnel builder and thought, “I’ll do this later,” this workflow solves that problem. In this walkthrough, you will learn how to use Gemini to generate a polished, conversion-focused funnel in minutes, then copy and paste it into GoHighLevel (GHL). You will also learn how to connect the funnel to your CRM using a webhook so every form submission becomes a real contact you can nurture with automations.

This process is especially useful for loan officers who want to build funnels for agent partners, first-time buyers, webinars, and referral partners without paying for custom design or waiting on a tech team.

Why Gemini is a Funnel Shortcut

Gemini can generate complete funnel pages quickly, including layout, copy, form flow, and even basic personalization. The key is using Gemini Canvas mode, which is where Gemini produces code and shows you a preview of what it builds.

Instead of manually building every section inside GoHighLevel, you start by letting Gemini do the heavy lifting. Then you refine what you want, copy the final HTML, and drop it into a GHL funnel step using a code block.

The result is a funnel that looks modern, includes the structure you need, and can be edited quickly with simple prompts.

Start in ChatGPT to Create a Strong Gemini Prompt

A major takeaway from the transcript is that the quality of your funnel depends heavily on the quality of your prompt. One easy hack is to use ChatGPT first to generate a short, high-quality prompt for Gemini.

In the example, the funnel being built is for agent partners. The goal is simple: get agents to book a call to explore partnership opportunities. The prompt includes a few important ingredients:

Target audience and funnel goal
A specific tone, like dry humor
A design direction tied to a location, such as Cache Valley, Utah
A simple two-step flow with a form first and a booking page second

Keeping the prompt short matters. If you overload Gemini with too many instructions, it may forget details or miss key parts of the build. A tighter prompt often produces a cleaner first draft.

Generate the Funnel in Gemini Canvas

Once you have your prompt, head to Gemini and switch into Canvas mode. Paste the prompt and let Gemini build the funnel.

In the transcript, Gemini produced a full funnel that included:

A landing page with a strong hook and call to action
A form page that collects partner information
A booking page that uses the form details to personalize the messaging

One standout feature is that Gemini can dynamically display information pulled from the form. For example, after someone enters their name and brokerage, the booking page can greet them by first name and reference their brokerage. That personalization can make the funnel feel more intentional and increase follow-through.

At this stage, do not worry if the copy is not perfect. You should expect to tweak it. The transcript calls out a common issue: generic claims like “we answer the phone” are not differentiators. You will want to revise sections so they reflect your real advantages, not what every lender says.

You can also prompt Gemini to fix design issues, like an image getting cut off, or to improve the tone if the humor feels forced.

Add Your GoHighLevel Calendar to the Booking Page

The next move is turning the booking page into a real scheduling machine. GoHighLevel calendars provide an embed code you can drop into a page. The transcript shows a simple workflow:

Create or select a calendar in GoHighLevel
Activate it if needed
Use the share option to copy the embed code
Paste that embed code into Gemini with instructions to replace the calendar widget section

Once Gemini updates the code, the funnel booking page can display your actual GHL calendar. When someone books a call, it triggers the automations you already have tied to that calendar.

That is the difference between a funnel that looks good and a funnel that actually produces booked appointments.

Fix the Biggest Missing Piece: Send Form Data to Your CRM

Here is the common problem: the form collects data, but nothing sends that information into your CRM automatically.

The solution is a webhook. It sounds technical, but it is straightforward when you follow the steps:

Go to GoHighLevel Automations
Create a new workflow from scratch
Add a trigger called Inbound Webhook
Copy the webhook URL that GoHighLevel generates

That URL is unique to your account and should not be shared publicly.

Next, you use a specific prompt in Gemini that tells it to send the form submission data to your webhook URL. You also include a funnel name so the payload includes a clear identifier of which funnel the lead came from.

After Gemini updates the funnel code, submit the form once so GoHighLevel can receive a sample payload. Then click fetch sample requests. You should see fields like:

Name
Email
Phone
Funnel name
Survey responses such as brokerage and annual volume

This confirms the data is flowing.

Map the Webhook Fields and Build Smart Automations

After the payload is coming in, you need to create the contact in GoHighLevel and map the fields properly.

Inside the workflow, add an action to create or update a contact. Then map:

First name and last name from the webhook data
Email from the webhook data
Phone from the webhook data

If you want to store extra form responses like annual production or biggest lender headache, create custom fields in GoHighLevel first, then map those webhook fields into the custom fields.

The funnel name becomes extremely useful here. With an if else condition, you can branch automations based on which funnel submitted the webhook. That means one webhook URL can support multiple funnels, like:

Agent partner funnel
First-time buyer webinar funnel
Realtor onboarding funnel

Each funnel can trigger its own follow-up sequence with targeted emails and texts.

Copy the Funnel Into GoHighLevel and Publish

Once the funnel works in Gemini, copy the final code. If Gemini built it in React first, instruct it to convert the funnel to HTML, then copy the HTML.

Then in GoHighLevel:

Go to Sites and Funnels
Create a new funnel
Add a funnel step, like Landing Page
Create from blank
Insert a code block element
Paste the HTML into the code editor
Save, publish, and connect your domain

After publishing, test the funnel end to end. Confirm the form routes to the booking page, the calendar loads, and the webhook payload appears in your workflow sample requests.

Final Thoughts: A Free Funnel You Can Build Fast

The biggest win in this workflow is speed. What might take 25 minutes the first time can realistically be done in under 10 minutes once you have your prompts ready. You end up with a modern funnel, real CRM data capture, calendar booking, and automation branching that supports multiple campaigns.

If you want to scale your agent partner strategy or launch new funnels quickly, this is one of the fastest ways to go from idea to live, working funnel without paying for custom design.