generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/8279128-personalized-cart-basics
docs:
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/8279128-personalized-cart-basics
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/8280568-featured-product-cart-basics
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/10127629-how-to-customize-the-repeat-cart
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/14130682-dynamic-blocks
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/10614283-replenishment-reminder-banner
- https://docs.getrepeat.io/en/articles/9445118-adding-qr-codes-to-your-products
note: >-
  Repeat ships no client-side component LIBRARY — there is no npm package, no web
  component, no JS loader and no embed script anywhere in its documentation. What
  it ships instead are two prebuilt surfaces a brand composes by URL and by
  copy-paste: a hosted, per-customer checkout page on a Repeat-operated domain, and
  a set of email content blocks written in the marketing platform's own template
  language against Repeat's profile properties. Both are recorded here because both
  are integration surfaces a developer actually wires up, but neither is a package
  a developer installs. The hosted cart URL is the only parameterized, callable
  surface Repeat publishes.
families:
- name: Personalized Cart (Repeat Cart)
  kind: hosted-page
  description: >-
    A per-customer checkout page pre-populated from the customer's Shopify purchase
    history: a "Due to Reorder" section auto-added to the cart, a "Previously
    Purchased" section, and a merchant-configured "You Might Also Like" section.
    Optionally offers Shopify subscription selling plans, with a variant of the URL
    that defaults to "Subscribe & Save".
  distribution: >-
    A unique URL per customer, delivered through the marketing platform. It is
    written onto every Klaviyo profile after the first purchase as the `Repeat Cart
    URL` and `Subscription Repeat Cart URL` properties, and carried on every Moment
    event.
  host_pattern: 'https://{brand}.re-peat.shop/'
  host_note: >-
    Repeat's docs state the cart domain shown in the examples is illustrative and
    that "not every store is on the same one" — the operative domain is the one
    shown in the store's Repeat settings. re-peat.shop itself 301s to getrepeat.io.
  configuration:
    surface: Repeat Shopify app, Settings > Cart Style and Settings > You Might Also Like
    options:
    - You Might Also Like product selection (global across all carts)
    - Promotional banner content and styling
    - Button style and other design elements
    - Repeat Cart Discount Code (must exactly match an active Shopify discount code)
    - Minimum checkout quantity
    - Live preview via "Preview Cart"
- name: Featured Product Cart
  kind: hosted-page
  description: >-
    A Repeat Cart with one specific product pre-added, for use in any channel where
    a customer link is placed — email, SMS, or printed packaging.
  distribution: >-
    Links are generated in the Repeat Shopify app under the Products tab, either one
    at a time from a product page or in bulk as a CSV via "Create Featured Product
    Cart Links". Products must be published to the Repeat sales channel in Shopify
    to be purchasable through the cart.
  url_contract:
    pattern: 'https://{brand}.re-peat.shop/replenish?v={variant_id}&rptc={channel_tag}'
    parameters:
    - name: v
      description: Shopify variant ID of the featured product.
      required: true
    - name: rptc
      description: >-
        Channel attribution tag, required for Repeat analytics reporting. A separate
        link must be generated per channel. Channel tags are defined in the app by
        channel type (Email, SMS) plus platform name, producing values such as
        `postscript-sms` or `repeat-qr`.
      required: true
      examples:
      - postscript-sms
      - repeat-qr
    auth: none
    documented_example: 'https://brand-name.re-peat.shop/replenish?v=1234&rptc=repeat-qr'
- name: QR code reorder
  kind: offline-entrypoint
  description: >-
    A Featured Product Cart link with `&rptc=repeat-qr` appended, encoded as a QR
    code for product packaging or package inserts, so a scan lands the customer in a
    pre-filled cart.
  distribution: >-
    Merchant-generated. Repeat documents the URL and the tracking parameter but does
    not generate the QR image; the docs point at third-party generators. Performance
    reporting on the tag is not self-serve — the docs direct merchants to email
    cs@getrepeat.io for updated analytics.
- name: Dynamic email blocks
  kind: template-snippet
  description: >-
    Copy-paste content blocks for the marketing platform's email editor that render
    Repeat's synced profile properties — a product-name banner, a lapse-prevention
    banner, and dynamic product tables built from the `Repeat - Due To Replenish
    Products` property.
  distribution: >-
    Provider-published snippets in Klaviyo's Django-style template language, saved by
    the merchant as universal content blocks. Both a text-based and an image-based
    variant are documented.
  gating: >-
    Blocks are paired with a documented show/hide condition —
    `person|lookup:'Repeat - Due To Replenish'` — so the block only renders for
    customers in an active replenishment window.
  platform: Klaviyo
package_distribution:
  npm: none
  cdn: none
  web_components: none
  embed_script: none
  note: >-
    Checked npm (registry search for getrepeat / repeat + shopify replenishment) and
    the full 44-article Help Center index; no installable client package is published.
evidence:
- url: https://re-peat.shop/
  status: 200
  note: 301s to https://getrepeat.io/
- url: https://olipop.re-peat.shop/replenish
  status: 200
  note: >-
    A live brand cart host, confirming the documented {brand}.re-peat.shop pattern
    resolves. Olipop is a Repeat case study published at
    website.stamped.io/case-studies/olipop/.
summary:
  family_count: 4
  installable_packages: 0
  parameterized_url_surfaces: 1