Coming soon

Landing Page Builder

A product page sells one product. A campaign needs a different page: a launch, a bundle, a season, or the promise behind a single ad set. The landing page builder points the same generate, edit, and publish loop at pages that do not map to one product. It is not live yet, and this page is here so you can see where BrandyBee is going.

  • Built for campaigns, not catalogs
  • The visual editor you already know
  • In development
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Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Describe the Campaign

Tell BrandyBee what the page is for: a launch, a bundle, a seasonal push, or a single ad set.

2

Generate the Page

The engine that writes your product pages writes the campaign page, on brand and built around the offer rather than around one SKU.

3

Edit and Publish

Adjust it in the same visual editor, then push it live the way you publish a product page today.

Works with your store

Frequently asked questions

Not yet. It is in development. This page exists so you can see what is coming and be told the day it ships. Everything listed under Content Creation and Performance Analytics is live today.

A product page sells one product and is built from that product data. A landing page sells an idea: a launch, a bundle, a seasonal offer, or the promise behind an ad. It needs a different structure and a different argument, so it needs its own builder.

It will share the same engine, the same brand settings, and the same visual editor, so the pages it makes look like the rest of your store rather than like output from a separate tool.

That is the goal, using the same one-click publish flow the product page builder uses today. We will confirm exact platform support when it ships rather than promising it now.

We are not putting a date on it until we are confident in one. Join the waitlist and you will hear from us when it is live, not when it is promised.

The product page builder is live now. It builds full, conversion-ready product pages you can edit and publish to Shopify in one click.

It is a page built for one specific purpose rather than one specific product: a launch, a bundle, a seasonal offer, or the destination for a single ad. Everything on it argues for that one action, which is why it usually converts paid traffic better than dropping people onto a product page.

If you run paid traffic, usually yes. A product page has to serve everyone who arrives from anywhere, so it hedges. A landing page knows exactly which ad someone clicked and can pick that argument up mid-sentence, which is what makes the click feel like it went somewhere.

The page continuing the promise the ad made, one obvious action rather than five, proof placed where the doubt appears rather than at the bottom, and enough detail to answer the question that stops the purchase. Most pages lose on the first point alone.

Be first to use Landing Page Builder?

This one is still being built. Join the waitlist and we will tell you the day it goes live, along with everything else BrandyBee ships.