How to Use Replo to Turn a Winning Ad Into a Landing Page

The short answer: if you buy Meta or TikTok traffic for one Shopify store, Replo's Starter plan carries this whole job at $119 a month on monthly billing, with 10,000 credits, one site on your own domain and 100,000 visitor sessions a month, per the pricing page checked on 26 October 2026. The steps: connect Shopify, build the brand kit, paste the ad and mention the product, fix details in select mode, add your pixels, ask for the tracking audit, connect a subdomain, click through the funnel once with test UTMs, then publish and point the ad at the page.

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The job: your strongest ad makes a promise, and the product page it sends people to was written for everyone. Replo builds a page from the ad itself, matched to its offer and headline, hosts it on a subdomain such as shop.yourbrand.com, and sends buyers to your normal Shopify checkout, as its workflows guide lays out. What Replo is and costs is in the Replo glossary entry.

Settle three things first:

1. Sessions against the budget. For example, 2,500 paid clicks a day for 30 days is 2,500 x 30 = 75,000 visitor sessions, inside Starter's 100,000; at 4,000 a day the month reaches 120,000 and passes it, using the billing article. The Free plan builds and publishes on a replosites.com address with 1,000 one-time credits, so the page can exist before any card does.
2. The ad that already wins. Start from the ad with the strongest results in Ads Manager today. Its image, headline and offer are the brief; nothing new needs inventing.
3. The two places you will read the result. Replo's Insights and GA4 report page views and the on-page funnel, and Shopify reports orders, because Shopify does not count views on pages it does not host, per the analytics guide.

What you need

• Shopify admin access to approve the Replo app, which asks for read access to products, collections, inventory and orders, per Selling with Shopify.
• Access to your domain's DNS settings for one new record.
• The Meta Pixel, GA4 and any attribution-tool IDs your store already uses.
• The ad's image or a screenshot of it.

Step 1: Connect Shopify and choose Shopify checkout

Open the Integrations app, choose Shopify, click Connect, install the Replo app and approve its access. When Replo asks which checkout should power the project, choose Shopify checkout. Products, variants and selling plans then sync, with changes arriving within 5 minutes and cart prices always live, per Selling with Shopify.

Step 2: Build the brand kit

Open Branding and import your colours, fonts, logos and voice from your site, an option the homepage shows, or set them by hand. The page generation guide asks for this first, because the kit styles every page you build afterwards.

Step 3: Build the page from the ad

Attach the ad image in chat with the plus button and mention the product with @, so buy buttons and variants come from the live catalogue. A prompt in the shape the workflows guide uses: "Here is the ad running now. Build an advertorial landing page for @product that matches its offer and headline: problem first, then the product, then reviews, then a buy section." The guide advises focused screenshots over long captures, and most pages finish within a few minutes.

Step 4: Fix details in select mode

When a prompt would take longer than the change, switch on select mode, click the element and change its colour, font or copy yourself. Larger changes go back through chat.

Step 5: Add pixels and ask for the audit

In Scripts and Pixels, add the same Meta, GA4 and attribution IDs your store uses. Then ask: "Audit my tracking setup before I drive paid traffic. Compare the pixels on this site against my main store and flag anything that would break attribution." That prompt comes from Replo's subdomain guide, which also says UTMs and click IDs are forwarded to checkout automatically.

Step 6: Connect a subdomain

In Site settings, open Domains and enter shop.yourbrand.com. Replo shows the DNS records to add at your provider and checks for them every 10 seconds, per the domains guide. If your DNS sits on Cloudflare, set those records to DNS only, not proxied. Connect a subdomain rather than the root domain, which would replace whatever site is on it now.

Step 7: Click through once, then publish

Open the page with test UTMs, add a product to the cart and reach checkout, then confirm that your pixel events fired and the parameters arrived, the fifth item on the subdomain guide's pre-launch checklist. Click Publish site, review the Changes list, and publish. Only then change the ad's destination URL to the new page.

Where the agent stops and you decide

Replo is the agent here: it reads the ad, the catalogue and the brand kit, writes the page and runs the audit. Three controls keep a person in charge. Each integration action can be set to always allow, ask each time or never, per the Shopify integration page; keep anything that changes Shopify on ask each time. Nothing goes public until someone clicks publish, per the publishing guide. And if you drive Replo from Claude or ChatGPT over its MCP connection, the assistant asks you to confirm before it publishes, per the MCP overview.

What Replo's docs warn about

• Two carts. The cart on a Replo page is separate from one the same visitor started on your theme, so items do not merge.
• Theme cart apps. Cart apps installed as theme embeds cannot render on Replo pages; Replo rebuilds the behaviour instead, per the workflows guide.
• Triple Whale. The subdomain has to be added as a headless domain in Triple Whale's pixel settings, or it reports zero sessions.
• Checkout setting. A project left on Replo checkout cannot sell Shopify products; switch it in Settings and republish.

The first two weeks

Every paid click you point at the subdomain counts against Replo's visitor-session allowance, 100,000 a month on Starter, so the traffic that makes the page worth building is also what carries you toward the $599 Pro plan, per the pricing page. Watch the session count beside the results.

The free read is enough to judge the page: compare the new page's purchases in Shopify, filtered by the ad's UTM campaign, with the same ad's results on the old destination over the two weeks before. If the page lifts orders per click, build the next angle; if not, the ad's promise and the page disagree somewhere, and the funnel report in Insights shows where.

FAQ

Does a Replo page change my Shopify theme?

No. Replo Agent pages are hosted apart from the theme, so nothing published there can touch your theme or navigation, per the subdomain guide.

Do I need to verify the subdomain with Meta again?

No, according to the same guide, which quotes Meta: verifying the root domain covers its subdomains, except when onboarding to Facebook Commerce.

Will discount codes and Shop Pay still work?

Yes, with Shopify set as the checkout provider: customers check out on your Shopify checkout with Shop Pay, discount codes and your checkout extensions, per Selling with Shopify.