Your page loads. Your conversions never reach Meta.

The four that break.

1. Conversions never reach Meta

   The browser pixel fires, an ad blocker eats it, and the campaign optimises on a fraction of the sales it actually drove. Server-side events through the Conversions API are what close that gap, and they need event IDs that match the browser event or the same purchase gets counted twice. TikTok has the same problem and its own endpoint.

2. Bundle pricing that argues with the theme

   Buy two for ten percent off, three for twenty. The apps that do this cost $15–35 a month, add weight to a page you are paying to keep fast, and frequently disagree with whatever the page builder put on top. Built into the page instead, the discount is one place and the cart agrees with what the buyer was shown.

3. Subscriptions bolted onto a custom page

   A Recharge widget dropped into a custom drawer or a bundle selector stops looking like a supported integration and starts being a wiring job. The subscription has to survive the same cart the one-time purchase uses.

4. The page moves while it loads

   An image with no dimensions, a font that swaps late, a sticky bar that mounts after the fold. On a 375px screen the buyer taps where the button was a moment ago. Shopify publishes on this because it is common, and it is the difference between a page that works and a page that demos.

What it costs.

1. Build only

   2 days

   $300

   You send the Figma file. We build it in your Replo or GemPages account, responsive, and it holds together at 375px.

2. Design and build

   4 days

   $750

   We design the layout and build it. One page, written for the traffic it is meant to catch.

3. Page and the four that break

   2 weeks

   $2,500

   The page, plus server-side Conversions API events for Meta and TikTok with deduplication, Recharge wiring where it is needed, and bundle pricing built into the page.

4. One integration on a page you already have

   3–5 days

   $900–1,200

   Tracking, subscriptions or bundle logic on a page somebody else built. Priced per integration.

5. Ongoing

   pause any month

   $800/mo

   One page or one test at a time. Cancel whenever the queue is empty.

Every page includes the mobile pass. A page that holds together at 375px is not an upgrade, it is the job.

How the work runs.

Where it lives

Your Shopify store and your builder account. Nothing depends on us afterwards.

How we talk

Written, same working day. A recorded walkthrough when it is ready. No calls.

Payment

Half up front, half when the page is live.

Revisions

Two rounds on the layout, included. Changes of mind about scope are quoted.

Questions.

Replo has AI now. Why would I pay someone to build a page?

For the layout, you probably should not, and we will say so. Chat-driven builders and Shopify’s own generated sections handle arrangement well enough that paying a person to move boxes is hard to justify. The $300 tier exists for people who want it done right the first time and to a standard that survives a phone, not because a machine cannot approximate it. The work worth paying for starts where the page talks to something else.

I already have a Figma file from a designer.

Then you want the $300 tier. We build what is in the file. If something in it will not survive a narrow screen we will say which part and what we suggest instead, before building rather than after.

Whose Replo account does this live in?

Yours. We work inside your account and your store, so nothing depends on us afterwards and there is no subscription of ours in the middle. If you do not have one yet we will tell you which tier you actually need rather than the one that looks impressive.

Why is the page cheap and the tracking expensive?

Because that is where the time goes. A page is a day. Server-side events that deduplicate correctly against the browser pixel, survive a real checkout and do not double-count are a different kind of work, and getting them wrong means every campaign decision after that is made on wrong numbers.

Do you write the copy and make the ad creative?

No. We build the page and wire what it reports. Your copy and your creative are the parts that decide whether it converts, and handing those to someone who does not know your customer is how pages end up sounding like every other page.

How do we talk?

In writing. Questions go in a shared thread and get answered the same working day, and you get a recorded walkthrough when the page is ready instead of a meeting to look at it together.

Not a Shopify store? The rescue work covers apps built with Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Cursor.