Plans for teams of all sizes

While there are some general guidelines, the optimal duration will depend on a variety of factors such as the size of your audience, the amount of traffic your site gets, and the complexity of your experiment. In general, we recommend running the test for at least two weeks to ensure that you get enough data to make informed decisions. However, some tests may require longer durations, particularly if you have a smaller audience or are testing a more intricate hypothesis. Feel free to play around and find what works best for you - just make sure to give your tests enough time to run their course!

Yes, you can easily target specific audiences based on their geolocation and screen size (whether they're on desktop, tablet, or mobile). This means that your testing can become even more precise, giving you greater insights into what your customers respond to best.

For Webflow users, there are a few best practices to keep in mind when setting up your tests. First, start with a clear hypothesis and goal for each test. Are you trying to increase click-throughs on a specific button, or improve overall conversion rates? Identifying your key performance indicators will help you measure success and make data-driven decisions. Next, make sure you're testing one variable at a time, to accurately isolate its impact. And finally, don't forget to collect and analyze your data over a meaningful period of time, to ensure statistical significance.

Optibase doesn't affect the loading speed of your website. We've done a lot of testing on this topic and can confidently say that it won't slow down your site.

If you have any questions or concerns about how Optibase works, don't hesitate to reach out. Our friendly support team is always here to help. Simply send us an email at support@optibase.io, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. And if you're subscribed to one of our paid plans, you'll have access to our live chat for even faster support.