Linking Landing Pages to Routes

A landing page does not do anything on its own. You need to assign it to one or more routes so visitors see it when they click a deep link.

Assigning a landing page to a route

1. Go to Routes and click Edit on the route you want to configure.
2. In the Landing Page section, select Custom.
3. Choose the landing page from the dropdown.
4. Click Save.

Now, when a user taps this route’s link without the app installed, they see your custom landing page instead of the generic branded page.

One page, multiple routes

You can assign the same landing page to multiple routes. This is useful when you want a consistent design across several links (e.g. all your marketing campaign routes use the same branded page).

If you update the landing page design, the change applies to every route that uses it.

Unlinking

To remove a custom landing page from a route:

1. Edit the route.
2. Change the landing page setting to Generic (default branded page) or None (direct redirect).
3. Save.

Note

Deleting a landing page automatically unlinks it from all routes. Those routes revert to the generic branded page.

Preview

After assigning a landing page to a route, you can preview what visitors will see by clicking Preview on either the landing page or the route. The preview renders the page with the route’s context (app name, store URLs, etc.).

Dynamic routes and landing pages

For dynamic routes, the landing page works the same way. If the route has an API endpoint configured, the landing page template can display data returned by your API (merchant name, product image, etc.). Without an API endpoint, the landing page uses your default Appspace branding.