GemPages Shopify Experts for Landing Pages and Funnels

Plenty of merchants build their first GemPages page alone. Paid help starts when a page carries a campaign budget or has to fit the theme properly.

Landing, product and collection pages. Custom builds from the 400+ templates and sections, kept on brand with Global Styles and scheduled to go live at the right moment. A good builder also keeps the page lean and checks it on a phone before launch.

Theme Sections. GemPages sections that sit inside the Shopify theme editor, so your team can add them to theme pages without opening the builder each time.

v6 to v7 rebuilds. Pages built in the older v6 editor miss out on Theme Sections and on Shopify’s translation support. Moving them to v7 is a rebuild, page by page, not a switch someone flips.

Funnels and offers. Post-purchase upsells and downsells, with A/B offer tests to find which offer earns its place. The GemPages listing says it works with Checkout for this part.

AI starting points. GemAI turns an image or URL into an editable layout, and GemPages MCP lets you build and refine pages from inside AI chats. Both speed up a first draft. A person still has to fix spacing, copy and mobile layout.

Translation and speed. Setting up translated versions of pages, then removing the elements that make a page heavy.

Moving from another builder. Stores leaving a different page builder need each page rebuilt in GemPages and checked against the original before the old app goes.

Every badge holder lists store setup and management; half also offer Shopify development. Most of this group builds pages day to day. For Theme Sections or checkout funnels, look for the development side.

Ask which editor version they use. For anything new the answer should be v7. Someone still building fresh pages in v6 is setting you up for a second rebuild.

Ask for a live page. Open it on your phone on a mobile connection. A page that looks right in the editor and drags on a phone isn’t finished.

Ask which plan the build needs. Theme Sections need a paid GemPages plan. A good expert tells you which plan the project depends on before quoting, not after.

Ask how they would test an offer. If the brief includes a post-purchase funnel, ask how they would set up the A/B offer test and how long it should run before anyone picks a winner.

Red flags. Promised conversion lifts. Advice to uninstall GemPages to tidy up the store. A quote that never mentions mobile.

A paid first task. One landing page for one campaign. Small enough to judge quickly, real enough to show how someone works, and useful even if you go no further.

Two editors run side by side. GemPages Editor v6 and v7 both work, and a store can use them at the same time. GemPages hasn’t published an end date for v6, but the newer features, Theme Sections and post-purchase design among them, are v7 only.

Theme Sections come with conditions. They need Editor v7, a paid plan (Build, Optimize or Enterprise) and a published theme. They can’t be copied or transferred between stores, so a brand with several stores rebuilds them in each one.

Translation works on v7 pages only. Shopify’s own translation app works with GemPages pages built in v7, not v6. Edits to the source language don’t flow through to existing translations either, so plan a translation check after every content change.

Don’t uninstall to save money. Uninstalling removes files and scripts GemPages added to the store and can affect live pages. GemPages advises downgrading to the Free plan instead, which keeps live pages intact and editable. The Free plan publishes one page.

Annual billing has gone for new customers. Since 2026, new GemPages customers pay monthly. Existing yearly subscribers can keep renewing.

GemPages integrations. The listing claims 160+ app integrations. Before a build, ask your expert to confirm that the specific apps on your product pages, such as reviews or subscriptions, work inside a GemPages layout.

Each badge holder lists several service categories. This is where the six sit.