Deep linking
Send mobile visitors straight into the app, not the browser.
App checkout is faster and more familiar than mobile web — already logged in, saved payment details, no extra taps to get there. Every bit of friction removed between a click and a purchase is a sale you keep instead of a visitor who gives up halfway through.
How it works
Turn deep linking on for a link, and a mobile visitor on Android is sent straight into the retailer's own app — Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and a handful of others we recognize — instead of their mobile browser, whenever that app is actually installed on their device. If it isn't installed, they land on the mobile site instead, so nobody ever sees a broken link.
Good to know
Deep linking is currently Android-only — iOS doesn't offer an equivalent mechanism a link can reliably use on its own. It also has real limits inside in-app browsers like Instagram or TikTok's, which don't always allow apps to open directly regardless of what a link tries to do. Available on Pro and up.