GOHIGHLEVEL AGENCY FOR LOUISIANA
GoHighLevel Agency for Louisiana Businesses
GoHighLevel USA is the remote GoHighLevel agency Louisiana companies call when their GHL outreach has to honor the Public Service Commission's do-not-call order. That order includes a ban on Sunday and legal-holiday solicitation.
Louisiana's Do Not Call Program Runs Through the LPSC
Louisiana's Telephone Solicitation Relief Act of 2001, codified at R.S. 45:844.11 through 844.15, put the Louisiana Public Service Commission in charge of a state do-not-call register. The commission's current rules sit in its Do Not Call General Order, docket R-35852, decided February 17, 2021.
Consumers who join the national registry are added to Louisiana's list automatically, and only residential numbers qualify. According to the LPSC Do Not Call program, the order reaches every solicitation that ends at a Louisiana phone, wherever the caller sits.
That makes registration the first job. The commission says businesses of any size must register and obtain the state register before calling Louisiana consumers. It adds that national registry compliance does not replace this step.
A closer look
Registration, Fees and the Quarterly Register
Registrations run by calendar year and expire on December 31, whenever you signed up. The LPSC's solicitor FAQ puts common costs between $800 for an independent registration and $1,700 for a principal registration with dependents. That covers the fee and quarterly copies of the list.
The commission refreshes the register each quarter, and companies must update their calling lists by the first day of the following quarter. A copy may be shared inside one company, but not with outside firms that lack their own registration.
On every GoHighLevel agency Louisiana project we ask for the registration confirmation and the latest register file before importing a single lead. If you hire a call center or lead vendor, their own registration status belongs in the same review.
Penalties are set per violation. The FAQ lists fines up to $1,500 for calling a registered number, or up to $3,000 when the subscriber is over 65. Soliciting without registering first adds another $10,000.
What you get
What Our GoHighLevel Agency Louisiana Builds Cover
Louisiana adds calendar and registration rules on top of the federal ones, so each account starts there. Our GoHighLevel agency Louisiana builds cover day-aware sending, an evening cutoff and state list tracking. An emergency pause, spoken identification and relationship dates complete each account.
Day-Aware Sending
Campaign windows skip Sundays outright, and posted Louisiana legal holidays are paused on your marketing calendar ahead of time.
Evening Cutoff
Monday through Saturday outreach stops at 8 p.m. Central and does not resume before 8 a.m., matching the commission order.
State List Tracking
Imports are tied to the latest quarterly LPSC register your company received, with a reminder before each new quarter begins.
Emergency Pause
When a declared emergency halts solicitation, your promotional automations can be paused together while service messages keep running.
Spoken Identification
Recorded and AI voice scripts state the business name and a callback number at the start and again before hanging up.
Relationship Dates
Each contact shows its last purchase or inquiry date so staff can tell whether the six-month state exemption still applies.
Sunday, Holiday and Evening Limits
Section V of the General Order states that no calls will be placed on Sundays or legal holidays. From Monday through Saturday, calls are off limits from 8 p.m. through the following 8 a.m., measured by local time where the called party is.
These timing terms apply to all forms of telephonic solicitation, including calls that would otherwise be exempt from the do-not-call list. Only the order's market research and political categories are carved out of the timing rule.
The commission posts each year's holiday schedule. For 2026 it lists dates such as Mardi Gras, Good Friday and Lundi Gras, the last added by proclamation. The governor can add more days during the year.
Storm Season and the Emergency Rule
Louisiana adds a rule few states have. Sometimes the governor declares a state of emergency and the commission must report to the state Emergency Operations Center. In that case, the order says no telephonic solicitor may engage in any form of solicitation.
The LPSC posts the current status on its emergency page, and registered companies name an emergency contact email that receives these notices. Roofers, restoration crews and insurance-related sellers feel this most, because demand spikes just as outreach may be frozen.
We give that inbox a home in GHL and keep promotional automations grouped, so they can be paused together. Appointment confirmations and replies to customers who reached out first keep working.
Side by side
Configuring a GoHighLevel Agency Louisiana Account
The order defines telephonic solicitation as a call or message sent through any voice or data communication. It does not name SMS, so we treat marketing texts to Louisiana numbers with the same calendar and list rules as calls. The table below lists each rule, its source and the GHL setting we use.
Louisiana requirement
Where it comes from
GHL setting we use
Register with the LPSC and use the state list
General Order R-35852; LPSC solicitor FAQ
Imports matched to your current quarterly register before entering sales automations
No solicitation on Sundays
General Order, Section V
Workflow time window with Sunday left out of the included days
No solicitation on legal holidays
General Order, Section V; LPSC holiday list
Holiday dates blocked on the campaign calendar, since a time window cannot exclude single dates
No calls from 8 p.m. to the next 8 a.m.
General Order, Section V
Window set to 8 a.m. through 8 p.m. by contact time zone
Name, number and firm stated in automated messages
General Order, Section V
Scripts and Voice AI greetings carry the business identity at the start and close
HighLevel's help center notes that Voice AI keeps outbound dialing inside an 8-to-8 window keyed to the time zone of each contact's number. It also notes that Voice AI runs no consent check. It says nothing about Sundays or holidays, so outbound AI campaigns are scheduled only on permitted days.
The state exemptions reward good records. A prior relationship counts only if it ended or lapsed within six months. An advertisement carrying your phone number works as an express request for six months, so contacts carry those dates in custom fields.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Louisiana's Industries
Louisiana Economic Development's priority sectors include energy and process industries, logistics, life sciences, aerospace and defense, agribusiness, technology and professional services. Federal payroll data ranks trade, transportation and utilities as the state's largest employment sector, with education and health services second.
The BLS tracks eight Louisiana metro areas, from New Orleans-Metairie-Kenner and Baton Rouge to Lafayette, Shreveport-Bossier City, Lake Charles, Monroe, Houma and Alexandria. The whole state runs on Central time, which keeps scheduling simple.
Car dealers get a narrower relationship exemption under the order. So our car dealership snapshot keeps purchase history visible, and care providers can start with the home care snapshot. We have no Louisiana office; every build is remote, and the locations page lists neighboring states.
This is general information, not legal advice; confirm with counsel how the LPSC order and federal rules apply to your Louisiana outreach.
Is this for you?
Which Louisiana Businesses Fit Our GHL Builds?
This GoHighLevel agency Louisiana service fits companies that win work through phone and text follow-up across the state. It suits teams that call or text homeowners, restore or roof properties after storms, or sell cars, care or professional services. Companies in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Shreveport and Lake Charles fit well.
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You call or text Louisiana homeowners and need Sunday and holiday rules respected
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You restore, roof or repair properties after storms and emergency declarations
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You sell cars, care services or professional services across parishes
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You serve New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Shreveport or Lake Charles
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You prefer a team that builds by video call instead of a local office
Questions and answers
GoHighLevel in Louisiana: Questions, Answered
Straight answers before you book a call. Have a question that is not covered here? Ask us directly.
Can I send marketing calls or texts in Louisiana on Sunday?
Not under the commission's do-not-call order, which says no calls will be placed on Sundays or legal holidays. The order's definition covers calls or messages through any voice or data communication, so we keep marketing texts off Sundays too. Customer service messages people asked for are handled separately.
What are the telemarketing hours in Louisiana?
Monday through Saturday, the LPSC order blocks solicitation calls from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. the next morning, judged by where the person answering is. Sundays and legal holidays are fully off limits. That is narrower than the federal window, so we set GHL sending hours to the Louisiana limits.
Do out-of-state companies need to register with the Louisiana PSC?
Yes. The commission says its law applies to every telephone solicitation that terminates in Louisiana, regardless of origin, and that national registry compliance does not replace state registration. Registration covers one calendar year and expires each December 31, so it belongs on your annual compliance calendar.
What happens to my campaigns during a hurricane emergency?
If the governor declares an emergency and the commission must report to the Emergency Operations Center, the order bars all telephonic solicitation until that status is released. The LPSC posts updates on its emergency page. We group promotional automations so you can pause them together without stopping service messages.
Can I keep calling past customers who joined the Louisiana list?
The order exempts people with an existing relationship, or one that ended within six months, with a narrower rule for auto dealers. We track those dates on each contact. Our done-for-you GoHighLevel setup includes that tracking, and your attorney should confirm how each exemption applies.
Do you have an office in New Orleans or Baton Rouge?
No. We are a remote team and do not claim a Louisiana address. Kickoff, building, testing and training all happen through video calls and screen sharing in your own GoHighLevel account, and we can work around Central-time schedules for your staff.
Ready when you are
Start Your GoHighLevel Agency Louisiana Build
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