A/B Testing & Experimentation

Stop guessing and start proving. We run disciplined experiments—hypotheses, clean instrumentation, sample size & power, SRM checks, and rollouts that stick.

Hypothesis → Design Sample Size & Power Clean Instrumentation SRM & Guardrails Feature Flags Lift & Rollout

Why choose A B Testing

Stop guessing. Run disciplined A B Testing experiments that create compounding, defensible wins.

Real Answers, Not Noise

We start every A B test with a clear hypothesis and primary metric, so results are decisive and actionable.

Clean Tracking

Events, UTMs, and anti-flicker/flagging prevent dirty data and ensure fair bucketing in your A B Testing setup.

Faster Learning Cycles

Prioritized backlog, weekly reads, and small shippable A B tests accelerate iteration and insights.

Safe Rollouts

Guardrails, SRM checks, and staged rollouts reduce risk while A B Testing winners go live.

Our A B Testing process

  1. Frame the Hypothesis

    Define problem, hypothesis, primary/guardrail metrics, audience, and expected lift.

  2. Design & Size

    Choose variant approach, estimate sample size & duration, and set experiment timeline.

  3. Implement & QA

    Wire events, feature flags, and anti-flicker; validate bucketing and trigger conditions for your A B test.

  4. Run, Read, Roll Out

    Monitor SRM and guardrails, analyze significance and effect size, and ship A B Testing winners.

A B Testing inclusions

  • Experiment charter template
  • Primary & guardrail metrics
  • Event model & UTMs
  • Sample size & power calc
  • Randomization & bucketing
  • Anti-flicker & flags
  • Variant build support
  • QA & SRM checks
  • Weekly interim reads
  • Final analysis & report
  • Winner rollout playbook
  • Experiment archive

A B Testing FAQs

How long should an A B test run?

It depends on traffic, baseline conversion rate, and expected lift. We size A B Testing projects up-front so you get a trustworthy answer without running forever.

What if our traffic is low for A B Testing?

We prioritize high-impact changes, site-wide tests, longer durations, or sequential methods. Qualitative insights guide what to test first.

Which A B Testing tools do you use?

We’re tool-agnostic—commonly GA4 + GTM (or server-side events) and platform experiment tools or lightweight flagging, depending on stack.

Will A B Testing hurt SEO or performance?

We keep variants lean, avoid intrusive scripts, and use anti-flicker/flags. Any permanent changes go through normal performance & accessibility checks.

Ready to test your way to better results?

Our A B Testing service will frame the right hypotheses, run clean experiments, and roll out the winners.