Replo vs. Framer for Shopify pages: when I use each I build Shopify landing pages and product pages every week, and clients ask me this constantly: Replo or Framer? The short answer: it depends on what the page needs to do. 👉Use Replo when... ✅ The page lives inside Shopify: PDPs, product launches, BFCM campaigns. Replo sits in the store, so it plugs straight into product data, variants, inventory, apps, and checkout. No syncing, no iframe gap. ✅ You need dynamic product info on the page, like price, variant selectors, or reviews. Replo pulls it natively. ✅ Storefront speed matters. Replo renders through Shopify's stack, which holds up well under holiday traffic. ✅ An agency or team needs to maintain the page. Replo plays nice with existing Shopify apps and themes. 👉 Use Framer when... ✅ It's a marketing site, not a store page: brand site, pre-launch page, content-heavy landing page. ✅ You want more design freedom. Framer's animation and interaction controls go beyond what Shopify-first builders give you. ✅ Your team edits content themselves in Framer's CMS, without touching code. ✅ There's no product data or checkout involved. 🚀 My rule of thumb : If the page's job is to sell a product and push traffic into checkout, I build it in Replo. If the job is to explain, impress, or build the brand, I build it in Framer. 💯 Examples from my own work : Lovu Beauty's store and MoonBrew Sleep's PDP were Figma-to-Replo builds, same with Ledge Loungers' landing page. Not sure which fits your store? Tell me what the page needs to do and I'll point you to the right tool. #Replo #Framer #ShopifyDevelopment #LandingPageDesign #EcommerceDesign