Does ACOD work with PageFly Landing Page Builder?

Updated July 5, 2026 · ACOD (E-TRADE PARTNER)

Yes, cleanly. PageFly renders pages inside your theme, and its add-to-cart elements feed the native Shopify cart and checkout. ACOD's Functions run inside that checkout, so every order from a PageFly landing page gets the COD fee and availability rules exactly like any other order.

How PageFly works

PageFly is a drag-and-drop builder operating entirely in the storefront layer. Its Product Add to Cart element adds items to the native cart, and its after-add-to-cart actions (stay on page, go to cart, go to checkout, custom link) all route through Shopify's standard flow. PageFly's documented conflicts are cosmetic theme-level cart-drawer issues, nothing at the checkout layer.

Quick context on ACOD's side: ACOD works entirely inside the native Shopify checkout through Shopify Functions (payment and delivery customizations). It adds the COD fee as a dedicated shipping rate, links the Cash on Delivery payment method to that rate, and hides or shows COD based on your rules. It adds no theme code and no scripts, so anything that happens before checkout (on your storefront) or after checkout (on placed orders) is outside ACOD's layer and cannot collide with it.

Why COD landing pages plus ACOD is a strong combo

• COD-heavy stores often run product landing pages built in PageFly for ad traffic; the checkout those pages feed is where ACOD's fee lives.
• ACOD's product and collection rules apply to landing-page products like any other, so you can run COD on some funnels and prepaid-only on others.
• Neither app has settings that reference the other.

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