I'm on Shopify
I'm on Shopify
If you’re already running your business on Shopify, you can choose between two tools based on how you want to build and publish:
- Building in your Shopify theme
- Standalone experiences integrated with Shopify
Best for: Shopify merchants who want to build pages directly into their existing Shopify theme.The Classic Theme Editor is built specifically for Shopify Themes. You create pages using a template-driven workflow and publish them directly to your Shopify store’s domain.
Key Features
- Native Shopify Integration — Publish pages directly to your Shopify store’s domain with your existing cart and checkout.
- Template-Driven Workflow — Choose a template from the Replo Marketplace, customize using components, and publish.
- Seamless Theme Integration — Pages live on your Shopify domain and use your store’s existing infrastructure.
When to Use This
Use the Classic Theme Editor if you want to:- Publish pages directly to your Shopify store domain
- Keep your entire storefront on Shopify
- Work within a template-based workflow
I'm not on Shopify
I'm not on Shopify
If you’re not running your business on Shopify, use Replo Sites, which lets you host products entirely within Replo, using Replo’s built-in cart and checkout. You can also integrate with external commerce platforms.
Key Features
- AI-Native Building Experience — Build pages from screenshots or prompts. Chat with pages to generate ideas faster.
- Replo Commerce — Host products, cart, and checkout entirely within Replo (no Shopify required).
- External Platform Integrations — Connect to platforms like WooCommerce, Stripe, PayPal, and more.
- Flexible Hosting — Host on a Replo subdomain or configure your own custom domain.
- Analytics & Integrations — Set up GA4, Meta Pixel, and other integrations to track performance.
When to Use This
Use Replo Sites if you:- Don’t have a Shopify store
- Want to launch sales funnels quickly without platform dependencies
- Need built-in commerce capabilities (cart and checkout)
- Want to integrate with external platforms like WooCommerce, Stripe, or PayPal
Differences Between Replo Sites and Shopify Theme Projects
Both Replo Sites and Shopify Theme projects integrate with Shopify, but there are key differences in what content types each builder supports:| Feature | Replo Sites | Shopify Theme Builder |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify Products | ✅ Automatically synced | ✅ Automatically synced |
| Shopify Checkout | ✅ Direct integration | ✅ Direct integration |
| Design Library (colors, fonts) | ✅ Pulled from your store | ✅ Pulled from your store |
| Shopify Sections | ❌ Not supported | ✅ Supported |
| Blog Posts | ❌ Not supported | ✅ Supported |
| Product Templates | ❌ Not supported | ✅ Supported |
| Custom Liquid Code | ❌ Not supported (use AI chat for custom code) | ✅ Supported |
If you need Shopify Sections, Blog Posts, Product Templates, or Custom Liquid Code, use the Shopify Theme Builder. If you want AI-powered building and custom domain hosting, use Replo Sites.
Accessing Replo Sites and Shopify Theme Customizer Projects
If you want to switch between Replo Sites and the Shopify Theme Customizer (or create a new project of either type), follow these steps:Open the shop selector
Click on the shop selector in the upper left corner of the dashboard. This shows your current workspace and any existing projects.

Create a new project
Click New Shop to create a new project. Enter your business name, then select Yes if your business uses Shopify (or No if you want to use Replo Sites without Shopify).

Choose your product type
If you selected that your business uses Shopify, you’ll be asked which product fits your needs:
If you need help choosing which kind of project to create, see the above descriptions to figure out the right experience based on your needs. Select the option that best fits your workflow, then complete the setup to access your new project.
- Replo Sites — Create standalone landing pages and websites with AI, hosted on Replo or your custom domain, with Shopify checkout integration.
- Shopify Theme Customizer — Build pages directly into your existing Shopify theme using a template-driven, drag-and-drop workflow.
