Promotions
3 tests · 1 loser
-0.9% pooled effect, -2.1% to +0.3%
Medium confidence. Enough tests, but the pooled effect is still compatible with no effect.
Reviews, installment payments, recommendations, shipping: what reassures or distracts at the moment of adding to cart. The examples come from the demo store.
Maison Lune, a fictional demo store · data computed by the engine
Product pages pile up blocks over time. Testing a block checks that it drives purchases, not just that people see it.
Maison Lune, a fictional demo store
Four tests running or completed in the demo store, four different outcomes: conclusive, no detectable effect, stopped by a guardrail, and not conclusive yet. Each has its own screen.
After 21 days and 64,100 visitors, the range runs from -4.0% to +3.3%: it contains zero. Probant reports neither a gain nor a loss.
Narrowing it to ±2% would take 71 days in total. The report puts a number on that cost instead of letting the test run on.
The library already held “Average rating under the title”, also with no detectable effect: favorable trend, but the rating was already visible further down.
Revenue per visitor: -0.4%, range -4.0% to +3.3%
Day 6 of 17: today’s lift is +3.5%, with a range of -3.4% to +11.0%. One checkpoint reached, no boundary crossed.
Next checkpoint: day 11, with a boundary of 2.45. Until then, you can look at the daily range, but it decides nothing.
If paying in 3 installments appears under the price of lights over €150, more visitors will add them to cart, because price is the top reason for leaving in the survey.
Return rate: 1.6% of orders on the original, 2.9% with the recommendations. The relative difference, +77.9%, has a range of +25.4% to +130.3%: the whole range exceeds the +25.0% limit set in the test plan.
The test stopped on Nov 10 at 05:12 AM without waiting for anyone.
Guardrail ranges are always valid: you can read them at every check without triggering false alarms.
Expected effect drawn from past tests on the same theme; duration based on product page traffic. An idea whose theme lowered the metric on average is marked “Avoid.”
An idea with a smaller expected effect won’t reach a conclusion in a month, and Probant tells you before launch.
The first 6 of 7 pending ideas, in Probant’s ranking order. Expected effect drawn from past tests on the same theme; duration based on the area’s traffic.
Winners, losers, and tests with no detectable effect, on one scale. Lessons group the tests on each theme.
3 tests · 1 loser
-0.9% pooled effect, -2.1% to +0.3%
Medium confidence. Enough tests, but the pooled effect is still compatible with no effect.
1 test
+2.6% pooled effect, -0.4% to +5.5%
Low confidence. Fewer than three tests: a lead, not yet a rule.
2 tests
-1.3% pooled effect, -2.7% to 0.0%
Low confidence. Fewer than three tests: a lead, not yet a rule.
Draws some attention away from the button, with no net loss
Clearing up doubts about returns reassures new customers
More clicks, but smaller orders
Favorable trend, but the rating was already visible further down
The surprise at the cart was costing sales
No extra purchases despite the ticking clock
On the product page, side effects show up after the order, or somewhere other than the page.
Monitored during every test and every rollout step. A proven drop stops the test or sends visitors back to the original.
The same engine, for other site areas and other teams. The demo opens on the screen this page describes.