I'm using venture theme from shopify and its fine. I'd like to customize my product page for at least 1 product a bit more. Is there any product page builder out there that lets me customize at least one product page with all their options for free?

Hey there, Experienced designer here working on my first shopify site. Hoping to get some recommendations on best page builder apps for visual design customization, design features, animation, etc.... something in the world similar to using squarespace as a visual editor.

Been looking at the following:
https://apps.shopify.com/gempages
https://apps.shopify.com/foxify-builder
https://getshogun.com/

Curious what one has the best bang for the buck, has the best ease of use, most customizable flexibility and features, easy to enter custom CSS or embed code... etc...

Shogun looks great but the price is a bit crazy compared to the others.
Which brings me to one last question.... these page editors, do they charge per site, or per shopify account?

Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

Anyone have any recommendations for any good page builders for one product stores?

Thanks!

Is there a Shopify page builder that will allow multiple pages, truly free? Looking for something like Elementor for WordPress.

New to the sub and new to customizing pages in Shopify. I’m at a loss with my online searches and would love to hear from actual Shopify users.

I recently started helping a gym owner with their website, hosted on Shopify. Started with some SEO and simple landing pages, and now I’d like to help build out their site with more content.

All my previous experience building websites is in WordPress. I have (limited) base level experience with html (I can edit, find errors/make corrections and adjustments but in no way do I write code.)

Side note - I looked into PageFly, very confusing language. “1 publishable slot” apparently means 3 pages - 1 home, 1 product and 1 regular? Their online support couldn’t answer, only sent me to tutorials which did not answer my questions.

We bought a premium Shopify template and are a bit disappointed that the internal standard pages have absolutely no options for building a nice page, we just have a basic WYSIWYG box... So, we'd like to add a page builder add-on to be able to customize content pages a bit more.

Any recommendations? Is there one that's generaly known to be the best?

Some things that would be nice:

• optimized for good pagespeed / seo

• plays nice with translations (we will likely use weglot)

• easy to use, easy to make it work with our current template and make it look seamless (adjust style so that it matches our template)

• flexible in terms of options/features/available modules

Anything else?

I need some suggestions on what page builder I should try for my Shopify site. I’ve been looking at Instant builder. I’m coming from Squarespace.

What is the best app for building the page design, in terms of saving money and doing it the fastest, i think the one shopify offer is really limited and needs tons of app to do some tweaks to it

Hi everyone!

is there something out there like elementor pro or oxygen builder for shopify? something that lets me convert a figma design to a shopify website. thank you!

Hey everyone,

New to Shopify here, I actually just got my first gig to build a store on Shopify and I’m looking for a free page builder that allows me to create at least 5-10 pages without hitting a paywall. Most free plans I’ve seen limit you to just one free page.

Does anyone know of a solid page builder that:

• Supports at least 5-10 pages for free

• Has a decent level of design flexibility

• Is easy to use (drag-and-drop preferred)

Would love to hear your recommendations! 🚀

Hi, what app can you guys recommend for a page builder. Something like elementor in WP.

I know I can build one myself but right now I need some clarity.

What is the benefit of these page builders?

Which is the best?

For example - Atlas insists on GIF images but aren’t they larger files that would slow the page down?

Or do I just buy a good theme?

Unsure what to do.

Hi guys.

I want a unique and custom layout for my e-commerce, and the possibility to build custom pages such as landing pages, unique pages for products, seasonal pages, etc. I saw a few posts from people recommending paying for a dev instead of a monthly quote. For my needs i found page builders better and faster. I want a custom design for my product page, collections, landing page and what i said before.

I wanted to know which one would you use/recommend and why,

Thanks for your time.

Hi Redditors,

We are about to release PageFly - Shopify Page Builder. We are running Beta Program to collect feedback from users. So you will be installing PageFly for FREE now. Just install our PageFly and give us feedback

What PageFly can help you:

• Build any page (homepage, product page, blog page, any landing pages...)

• Build high-converting pages with sale-boosting elements (Product quick preview, CTA button, testimonial, countdown clock)

• Build mobile-first store with powerful mobile editor

• Analytics Dashboard integrated

Your feedback will help us improve our PageFly - Shopify Page Builder, so that every comment is appreciated, just use and tell us what should be improved

I'm currently using PageFly but it is extremely buggy and I'd like to find something a little more flexible. I have a working knowledge of HTML and CSS so I'm not scared of using an app that needs more manual styling. Any suggestions?

Hello! Wanted to hop on here and ask for some advice on the direction I should take my Shopify Store.

I have a large catalog store, at the moment only about 250 products but this is quickly growing. We sell all products within a certain industry and there are many categories and sub-categories this gets divided into. From my understanding, a large catalog store should focus on being easy to navigate and find products. Meaning cool features and things that are nice to look at are more of a distraction and should be limited. I could be wrong but this is what I'm noticing with larger successful stores. Plain and focused on the best way to get customers where they want to be.

I'm currently using a page-builder on a free theme as this was an easy way to get up and running and I have no coding experience. However, after some time I'm really feeling limited with how far I can take it. I understand they can be great once mastered however I'm not planning to be the main web designer and implementer of those designs for long. I feel like once I have a web designer and developer, our page builder will just be an unnecessary headache in between. On top of this I've read and heard things about page builders slowing down sites and being bad for SEO. I'm not sure how true this is but I've heard it a lot.

Do you guys think a premium shopify theme with a hired dev to make the customers features we'd like is better for the long term of a site like ours? If so, I'd appreciate any theme recommendations.

Or am I looking at this wrong and premium themes will actually limit be more than a page builder? Not sure how viable it is to keep using a page builder and hire a Shopify dev to work within that page builder. Also not sure of how many people I can find that are experts at designing with page builders.

Actually I wanted to use Gempages, however it will not be possible to install until November, because they have security problems. So now I'm looking for another alternative. Which page builder can you recommend?

Looking to add service area landing pages. Which app do you prefer and why? TÍA for the feedback!

Hi,

I've been using Elementor Pro for a few years and it's awesome. It provides so much functionality and the results are usually really good.

My employer wants me to build a Shopify store for them, and as I'm only experience with WooCommerce I wanted to know if you guys know the best page builder for Shopify which can give me the same level of flexibility as Elementor Pro?

Which page builder app do you guys recommend ? I need it for everything, including blog posts. And what is your overall experience with those. I know they are expensive, but they seem to have a lot of features that are good.