Experiment builder
Name the test, write down what you think will happen, pick the page, and choose what counts as a win. Takes about two minutes.
SplitPea does A/B testing and nothing else. A snippet on your site, a visual editor, plain results, and a log of every decision you've made.
Experiment brief
We left out the feature sprawl on purpose. Here's what SplitPea does.
Name the test, write down what you think will happen, pick the page, and choose what counts as a win. Takes about two minutes.
Click the headline, the button, or whatever you want to change. Type the new version. No code, no dev ticket.
Half your visitors see the original, half see the variant. Same person always gets the same version. SplitPea handles this automatically.
Pick the action that matters - a signup, a click, a form submission - and SplitPea counts how often each version gets it done.
Conversion rate, lift, and a confidence number that tells you whether the difference is real. If it's not clear yet, SplitPea says so.
Every experiment gets a verdict: ship A, ship B, or inconclusive. The log keeps the date, who decided, and why. Your site builds a testing history whether you're thinking about it or not.
Why SplitPea
Google Optimize is gone. The next tier starts at $200/month and assumes you have a growth team. SplitPea is for people who just want to test their site without the overhead.
Google Optimize alternative
If you miss the old paste-a-snippet, edit-the-page workflow, SplitPea keeps that shape and trims the parts small teams do not need. It is built for practical A/B testing on landing pages, pricing pages, lead forms, and campaign pages.
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Readable results
Every experiment gets a focused report with the metrics that matter: visitors, conversions, lift, confidence, and a recommended next action.
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Easy to install
One script tag in your site's head. Green dot on your dashboard means it's working. That's the whole install.
Install snippet
Easy to use visual editor
Your site loads in the editor. Click a headline, a button, a paragraph, then type the new version.
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FAQ
No. The visual editor lets you click on elements and change them directly: text, buttons, images, layout. That's enough for most tests.
If you know CSS selectors, you can use those for more precise targeting. But it's not required, and most people never need to.
You add a small JavaScript snippet to your site, similar to how you'd add Google Analytics. One snippet, one time. It works with static sites, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, basically anything where you can paste a script tag.
Once the snippet is in place, you create and manage experiments from the SplitPea dashboard. You don't need to touch your site's code again unless you want to.
SplitPea uses Bayesian statistics to estimate how likely it is that one variant is outperforming another. In the interface, that's shown as confidence, alongside visitors, conversions, conversion rate, and lift.
The important part is the decision state. SplitPea helps distinguish a likely winner from a test that's still running, inconclusive, or too light on data. That keeps the result useful without asking you to become a statistician.
The snippet is under 8KB and loads asynchronously. Your visitors won't notice it.
Yes, but on different pages. Running two experiments on the same page muddies the results because you can't tell which change caused the difference. SplitPea won't stop you, but it'll flag the overlap.
You define that when you set up the experiment. It could be a button click, a form submission, a page visit, or whatever action matters for the test you're running.
SplitPea doesn't assume what success looks like for your site. You tell it what to measure.
Install once, compose a variant, measure the result, and keep the decision.