Ad in, page out
Hand it an ad creative and it drafts a matching landing page, then waits for your preview and approval before anything goes live.
Adfit
Give Adfit an ad creative. It builds a landing page that says what the ad said, and tests it only on the people who clicked.

A brand runs a dozen ads, each with its own hook: a shade, an offer, a moment. Every click lands on the same generic product page. The promise from the ad is gone in one tap, and nobody knows whether a better page would sell more, because nothing is measured per ad.
Adfit reads the ad creative and builds a landing-page variant on top of the store's own Shopify theme. Only mobile visitors who clicked that ad see it, as one arm of an A/B test. Everyone else gets the normal store, and the report tells you which one won.
Hand it an ad creative and it drafts a matching landing page, then waits for your preview and approval before anything goes live.
The variant opens only for mobile visitors who arrived from that specific ad; everyone else keeps seeing the regular store.
Prices, shades and stock are never written into the variant; they come live from the store, so the page can't drift out of date.
Every test reports a sample-ratio check, a p-value and the sample still needed, so a lucky week isn't mistaken for a winner.


1:1
every ad gets its own page
First used with the beauty brand Alix Avien, where a lipstick or shade ad can point to a page that speaks its language.