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Replo heatmaps: see where shoppers click

Open any page you published and see where visitors click, how far they scroll, and which elements led to sales.

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What is a website heatmap?

A website heatmap colors a page by what visitors do on it: hot where they click, cool where they don't, and bands for how far they scroll. Replo adds a third view, revenue, so you see which buttons and sections led to a sale, not just a click.

Three ways to read a page

Each view answers one question about a page. Read them together before you change anything.

  • Clicks

    Where visitors click

    Find buttons nobody presses and images people think are links.

    • Click and tap heat on every element
    • Phone and desktop read apart

  • Scroll

    How far down they get

    Scroll bands show whether your offer sits below where most people stop.

    • A line at the end of the first screen
    • Bands from everyone to few

  • Revenue

    Which elements led to sales

    Sales from visitors who clicked each element, counted after the click.

    • Clicks, add-to-carts and purchases
    • Revenue per element

Every publish keeps its own heat

Change a page and the old heat doesn't blur into the new. Compare versions side by side.

  • A view per publish

    Pick any past publish, or pool them all, and see the heat each version earned.

  • The range you need

    Read the last 7, 30 or 90 days, so a sale weekend doesn't skew the picture.

  • Each side of a test

    When A/B testing opens for your site, each version gets its own heatmap.

    See A/B testing

Nothing to install, no script to paste

  1. Publish your site

    Heat starts collecting on every page Replo publishes, with no tag to add.

  2. Open the heatmap

    Open the page in the Site Builder and pick the last 7, 30 or 90 days.

  3. Click any element

    See its clicks, sessions, add-to-carts, purchases and revenue in one place.

Read the page, then fix it

A/B testingTest the fix your heatmap suggests, on one link.AnalyticsVisits, add-to-carts and sales on every page Replo publishes.Conversion rate calculatorSee where your store's conversion rate sits for its industry.How to A/B test landing pagesThe method, from hypothesis to calling the winner.

Before you get started

  • A website heatmap colors a page by what visitors do on it: hot where they click, cool where they don't, and bands for how far they scroll. Replo adds a third view, revenue, so you see which buttons and sections led to a sale, not just a click.

  • Yes. Every page Replo publishes collects click, scroll and revenue heat, with nothing to install. Open the page in the Site Builder, pick the last 7, 30 or 90 days, and click any element to see its clicks, add-to-carts, purchases and revenue.

  • From visitors who clicked the element, counted after the click. It shows which parts of a page lead to orders, not only which get attention, so you know which section to keep when you redesign.

  • No. They cover pages on your Replo site, including pages that sell Shopify products through your Shopify checkout. Pages in your Shopify theme aren't covered; tools like Microsoft Clarity and Hotjar still work there, and on Replo sites too.

  • Enough that the pattern stops changing when another day of data comes in. Read at least a full week, so weekdays and weekends both count, and read phone and desktop apart, because their layouts differ.

  • Click tracking records which parts of a page visitors click or tap. A click heatmap shows it on the page itself. Replo counts clicks on every element of a published page, then ties each one to the sales that followed.

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