WEB EXPERIMENTATION

A/B testing
without the build queue.

Create split tests on pages, copy, and layouts from a prompt. RunPivot generates on-brand variants, splits traffic, monitors significance, and ships winners, built for marketers, not ticket queues.

RunPivot A/B testing flow showing audience targeting for mobile visitors, a live split test between two checkout CTA variants, and personalization rules that roll the winner out to each segment.

A/B
Split URL & page tests
95%
Confidence before rollout
Minutes
Idea to live split

Test the page, not just the button

High-intent surfaces (pricing, checkout, signup) deserve more than cosmetic tweaks. RunPivot is built for those tests.

FOR GROWTH TEAMS

Variants from a sentence

Describe the change you want to test. RunPivot drafts control and challenger experiences that match your site, then launches the split when you approve.

FOR RIGOROUS PROGRAMS

Significance built in

Every test tracks lift and confidence on your primary goal. No exporting to a spreadsheet to know if you can ship.

HONEST SCOPE

Web-first experimentation

RunPivot focuses on client-side web and funnel tests. Server-side feature flags and in-app product experiments are not the core job, pair with your backend flag tool when you need both.

Why RunPivot for A/B testing?

Speed beats volume

More finished tests per quarter beats more ideas in a backlog.

On-brand by default

Variants look like your site because they are generated from your live pages.

One loop

Create, run, report, and roll out without switching tools.

Self-serve

Transparent pricing and signup. No sales call to run your first test.

Go deeper

Prompt-Built Tests

Describe a change in plain language and it becomes a live experiment.

See how tests start

Agentic Experimentation

RunPivot watches live tests, calls winners, and keeps the queue moving.

See how it runs

Ship your next split test today.

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Prompt it. Test it.
Ship the winner.

Start building with RunPivot today.