Optimizely Reviews

1. Deepak Kumar

   | Technical Writer at Einsstark | over 3 years ago
   Good A/B and multivariate testing tool

   Optimizely is a lower cost entry tool for anyone looking to do website testing. While their pricing structure has changed over the years it still is a pretty cost effective solution. It is easy to get tests up and running within 5 minutes once you have code placed on your site.

   I love the drag and drop features of Optimizely. It makes it very easy to make simple changes to do landing page testing for my paid search campaigns. It also frees up dev time for our web team. Also, The findings from Optimizely tests are so valuable for an end customer experience.

   🏁 Competitors: VWO

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