Shopee & Lazada shop links

Most Thai shoppers already have Shopee and Lazada open on their phones. The fastest way to turn a bio visitor into a sale is to drop them directly onto your shop page — no searching your store name, no copy-pasting a link.

Abitlink gives you two ways to do this:

• A dedicated Shopee block — a single, prominent button to your Shopee shop.
• The Socials block — a compact row of small icons where you can add Shopee, Lazada, and your other platforms side by side.

This guide covers both, and when to use which.

Prerequisites

• A live Shopee shop or Lazada store link. On mobile: open the Shopee or Lazada app → your shop → the Share button → Copy link. On desktop: open your shop page in a browser and copy the URL from the address bar.
• The Shopee block is a Pro (or Early Bird) block. Lazada added through the Socials block or a plain Link block works on the free plan.

Tip

Always copy the link from the Share button inside the app, not a screenshot or a typed-out name. The share link points at your shop specifically — customers land on your storefront, not Shopee’s homepage.

Which one should I use?

Shopee block (one big button)

Best for: shops where Shopee is your main channel and you want it to stand out. The block renders as a full-width button with the Shopee colour, so it’s the first thing a visitor’s thumb lands on.

Only Shopee has a dedicated block today. If Lazada is equally important, use the Socials block instead (next tab) so both sit together at the same size — rather than a big Shopee button and a smaller Lazada one competing.

Socials block (icon row)

Best for: sellers who list on both Shopee and Lazada (and maybe TikTok Shop, LINE Shopping, etc.). The Socials block shows them as a tidy row of small, equal-size icons — no single marketplace dominates, and the row stays compact near the top of your page.

This is the free-plan-friendly option, and the one most multi-marketplace shops should pick.

Option A — the Shopee block

1. Open the Abitlink editor for your bio page.

2. Click + Add block and pick Shopee from the block list. It has a small shopping-bag icon and the Shopee-orange colour.

3. In the block’s URL field, paste your Shopee shop link. It should look like:

   https://shopee.co.th/your.shop.name

4. In the Title field, write the button label — for example “ช้อปที่ Shopee” or “Shop on Shopee”.

5. Click Save, then drag the block to where you want it in your page order.

Note

Shopee campaign and affiliate links (the long ones with ? parameters, or shp.ee short links) work too — paste them exactly as copied. Abitlink keeps the whole link intact so your tracking or affiliate tag isn’t stripped.

Option B — Shopee and Lazada in a Socials block

1. Click + Add block and pick Socials from the block list.

2. In the Socials editor, click + Add platform and choose Shopee. Paste your Shopee shop link.

3. Click + Add platform again and choose Lazada. Paste your Lazada store link — for example:

   https://www.lazada.co.th/shop/your-store

4. Add any other platforms you sell on (LINE Shopping, TikTok, Instagram…) the same way. Drag the platforms into the order you want.

5. Click Save. The block renders as a single row of icons, each opening the matching shop in a new tab.

Tip

Keep the Socials row to the platforms that actually sell for you. A row of three focused icons (Shopee, Lazada, LINE) converts better than eight icons where the two that matter get lost.

Add a Lazada button on the free plan

If you’re on the free plan and want Lazada as its own button (not just an icon in the Socials row), use a plain Link block:

1. Click + Add block → Link.

2. Paste your Lazada store URL in the URL field.

3. Set the Title to “ช้อปที่ Lazada” / “Shop on Lazada”.

4. Click Save.

A Link block is free and does the same job as a button — it just doesn’t carry the Lazada brand colour the way a dedicated block would.

Test before you share

1. Open your bio page on your phone. Tap the Shopee button (or the Shopee icon in the Socials row). Shopee should open your shop page — check the shop name at the top is yours, not a search page.

2. Do the same for Lazada.

3. Ask a friend to tap both. If they land on your storefront and can see your products, the links are wired correctly.

Practical tips

• Lead with your strongest channel. If 80% of your sales come from Shopee, put the Shopee block near the top and keep Lazada in the Socials row below it. Don’t make visitors scroll to find where you actually sell.

• Pair a marketplace link with a Banner. A short line like “ส่งฟรีเมื่อสั่งครบ 300 บาท” above the button gives visitors a reason to tap now instead of “later.”

• Use the Share link, refresh it if your shop moves. If you rename your shop or Shopee changes your URL, the old link keeps pointing to the stale page until you update it. Abitlink doesn’t detect this automatically — re-copy the Share link and paste it in.

• One marketplace, one block. Don’t stack three Shopee buttons for three different campaigns — visitors read that as clutter. Link to your shop front, or to one hero product, and let customers browse from there.

Troubleshooting

The button opens Shopee’s homepage / a search page, not my shop. The link you pasted isn’t a direct shop link. Open the Shopee app → your shop → Share → Copy link, and paste that exact link. A typed-out shop name or a homepage URL won’t land on your storefront.

Tapping does nothing / opens a browser instead of the app. The Shopee or Lazada app isn’t installed on that phone, so the link falls back to the mobile website. That’s expected — the visitor can still shop in the browser, or install the app. There’s nothing to fix on Abitlink’s side.

I can’t save — it says the Shopee block is a Pro block. The dedicated Shopee block needs a Pro (or Early Bird) plan. On the free plan, add Shopee through the Socials block, or use a plain Link block — both are free and reach the same shop.

My Lazada link is very long and looks broken. Lazada store and affiliate links are long by design (lots of ? parameters). Paste the whole thing — Abitlink keeps it intact. If it still doesn’t open your store, re-copy it from the Share button rather than the browser address bar.