Products A/B Test

Develop by SpurIT LLC

$9.95-$18.95

/ Month

90 Days Free Trial

Choose the Best Name, Price and Description for Your Product

Sales tracking

Conversion optimization

A/b testing

Automated scheduling

Product comparison

About Products A/B Test

Launched Apr 03, 2017

Built by SpurIT LLC

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Description

Run A/B tests to choose the best name, price and description for your product.

Want to know which price, name, description, or image performs best for your products? Maybe a simple image change could double your sales! Schedule product adjustments and monitor income growth with A/B testing. How it works: 1. Set one price (image or description) for week 1 and another for week 2. 2. After 2 weeks, the app reveals which option boosted sales more. 3. You can test over 3 or more weeks, or select months or days instead!

A/B testing on autopilot. Test which name, price, and description work best.
Schedule a product to change weekly to see when the revenue is the highest!
Sales conversion optimization. A/B test to boost sales!

Pros

Helps identify optimal product pricing, naming, descriptions, and images to potentially boost sales
Allows users to schedule product changes and track their impact on sales, providing valuable insights
A/B testing can be conducted over different time periods (days, weeks, months) for flexibility
Automates the A/B testing process, making it easier for businesses to implement changes
Focuses on sales conversion optimization, potentially leading to increased revenue

Cons

Requires waiting periods (eg, two weeks) to gather data, which may be too long for some users
Results depend on traffic and exposure; small sample sizes might not yield reliable insights
Doesn’t mention any integration with major e-commerce platforms, which could limit usability
Success largely depends on the starting quality of product factors and external variables
May require ongoing effort to interpret results and make informed decisions based on them