Landing pages that test themselves, safely
Build pages from proven templates, test them with a sequential engine that guards lead quality, and run approved tests on your own website.
Landing page test
Short form vs. form in steps
- Visitors
- A 1,204 · B 1,198
- Qualified leads
- A 31 · B 47
- Lead-quality guardrail
- Held
B leads. The sequential test crossed its boundary; publishing B waits for your approval.
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The problem
- Pages are built once and never tested, or tested without enough traffic to mean anything.
- A variant that brings more form fills can bring worse leads.
- Website changes need a developer for every experiment.
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How it works
Templates and blocks
10 lead-capture templates with industry fit rules, and a block editor with phone and desktop previews. Claims and numbers are checked before publishing.
Test recipes
35 ready test recipes, each with a sample-size estimate before you start, so you know whether your traffic can answer the question.
A careful test engine
An always-valid sequential test with a Bayesian read, a sample-ratio check, a lead-quality guardrail and an optional global holdout.
Tests on your own site
A small script applies only approved, allow-listed changes on your website, with an anti-flicker guard and a kill switch.
Forms into the same intake
Every page form feeds the lead response agent, with consent wording recorded and the variant attached to the lead.
3
What you approve
- Each page before it goes live
- Each test, its arms and its stopping rule
- Every change the website script may make
4
What you get
- Pages that match your industry's rules
- Test results compared on qualified leads, not just clicks
- A comparison view across pages and arms
Where it stands today
Hosted pages and tests are live. The editor uses move up and move down controls; a drag-and-drop builder is coming. Tests on your own site are verified in our sandbox so far.