Landing pages

Landing pages are standalone, sales-focused pages for a campaign or a single product — perfect to link from an ad or an SMS. You build them from ready-made blocks and publish when you’re ready.

Note: Landing Pages is a newer feature and may not be available on every plan. If you don’t see it in your dashboard, it isn’t enabled for your store yet.

Steps

1. In the dashboard, open Landing Pages.
2. Click Create Landing Page and enter a Page Title (for example, Summer Sale). A URL is generated from the title.
3. In the editor, click Add Block and choose a block. Available blocks include Hero Banner, Product, Product Grid, Rich Text, Image, Video, Call to Action, Countdown, Testimonials, FAQ, Trust Badges, and Before / After.
4. Click a block to edit its content on the right. Drag blocks to reorder them; duplicate or remove a block as needed. Bengali content is fully supported.
5. Open SEO Settings to set an optional SEO Title and Meta Description.
6. Click Preview to open the page in a new tab — this works even while it’s still a draft.
7. When you’re happy, turn on Published and click Save.

Note: Your landing page lives at /page/your-slug on your store. Use Copy link to share it once it’s published.

Blocks that drive orders

Alongside the basics, a few blocks are built to turn visitors into buyers:

• Order Form — an on-page order form so shoppers can check out right there (Cash on Delivery plus bKash/Nagad). Point it at a product and choose whether to show quantity and variants.
• Sticky Order Bar — a fixed “Order Now” bar that stays visible on mobile as the shopper scrolls.
• WhatsApp Order — an order button that opens WhatsApp with a message already filled in. Enter the number that should receive the order.
• Stock Scarcity — an “Only N left” urgency line. Use a fixed number or let it follow a product’s live stock.
• Countdown — a timer counting down to a date (or a rolling duration) to create urgency for a sale.
• Free Delivery Bar — a bar that highlights your free-delivery threshold, e.g. “Free delivery over ৳1000”.
• Payment Badges — a trust row showing your COD / bKash / Nagad options.

Styling each block per device

Every block has an Appearance group. Switch between the Desktop and Mobile tabs to fine-tune spacing and alignment separately for each — mobile values override desktop, and anything left at its default simply inherits the desktop setting. You can also Hide on mobile or Hide on desktop to show a block only where it fits best.

Exit-intent popup

Each landing page can show a phone-capture popup to catch shoppers before they leave. Open the Exit-Intent Popup section and turn on Show a phone-capture popup, then set:

• When to show — exit-intent plus a timed fallback (recommended), on exit only (desktop), or after a delay only.
• Delay (seconds) — used on mobile, where there is no exit-intent to detect.
• The Heading, Subtext, Button label, and an optional Coupon code to reward shoppers who sign up.

Note: If you add a coupon code, create it first under Coupons — it’s re-checked at checkout.

Comparing versions

There’s no built-in split-test, but you can run your own comparison: from the Landing Pages list, use Duplicate to copy a page, change the version you want to test, and publish both. Point different ads or SMS campaigns at each link and compare the results in your analytics.

What’s next

For everyday pages like About or Privacy, see content pages.