What PageFly changed

• Added a detailed pricing table comparing PageFly's $39/mo plan against a $233.89/mo "separate apps" stack.
• Introduced a new "Accelerate" plan at $99/mo for unlimited pages and higher AI limits.
• Added specific mentions of a "Cart drawer with upsells" feature currently in beta.
• Updated the "Build" section to highlight support for Claude and other AI assistants via MCP (Model Context Protocol).
• Removed several customer case study snippets and the "Paceloop" audit promotion.
• Replaced the general feature list with a structured "1-2-3" loop: Build, Measure, Test.

PageFly is shifting its positioning from a simple page builder to an all-in-one "CRO loop" that replaces multiple expensive Shopify apps. They are now explicitly claiming to save merchants over $2,300 a year compared to buying individual tools for heatmaps, A/B testing, and cart drawers.

• The destination URL for the "Try PageFly free" button was changed from a direct Shopify App Store link to a tracked "pxf.io" link.

The company changed its primary "Try PageFly free" button from a direct Shopify App Store link to a tracked partner link. This suggests they are now tracking attribution more closely or using a third-party platform to manage their acquisition data.

• Rebranded their AI capabilities under the new name "FlyMate AI."
• Added a new "AEO optimizer" feature to help store pages get cited by AI models like ChatGPT and Gemini.
• Introduced a "Build with Claude" feature that allows users to draft pages via a chat interface.
• Added a "Markets (Beta)" feature to manage different page versions for international Shopify Markets.
• Updated the support section to highlight "PageFly AI" for instant technical fixes (like z-index adjustments).
• Simplified the homepage by removing long lists of specific templates and replacing them with a streamlined "CRO loop" workflow.

PageFly is shifting from a manual drag-and-drop builder to an AI-first platform. The addition of "Answer Engine Optimization" (AEO) suggests they are helping merchants get cited by AI tools like ChatGPT, which is a new way for stores to get traffic.