Ben Lang

A/B Test Shopify's 3 vs 1 Page Checkouts - Test which of Shopify's 2 checkouts is best for you

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Stop guessing which checkout works better for you — run this A/B test to uncover how each one performs with your shoppers. Get a deep analysis of each one's conversion rates, AOV, revenue-per-checkout, and more, detailed down to customer segments.

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imran hashmi
This tool is a must-have for Shopify store owners. Analyzing conversion rates and revenue for each checkout is huge! 🔥
Avi Moskowitz
@imran_hashmi3 it really really is!
Raghavendra Devadiga
Simple yet powerful! The option to compare conversion rates down to the customer segment is genius 🙌
Yam Regev
Looks wonderful
Avi Moskowitz
@yam_regev Thanks Yam!
Ben Lang
Neat idea! Congrats on the launch!
Avi Moskowitz
@benln thanks Ben!
Jyoti Sahu
This can seriously help boost conversion rates. Excited to implement it and see the results! 💥
Rishi Lalwani
This is a game changer! Love it.
Jordan Odinsky
What a gamechanger! Congrats to the entire PDQ team on the launch!
Avi Moskowitz
@jordanodinsky Thanks Jordan!!
Rubens Ferner
Let's goo! Excited for this!
Kayhan Nudrat
Absolutely love this! Truly needed for the community!!
Eytan Buchman
I love this, @avi_moskowitz1 . I'm curious - what A/B test has surprised you the most across all the tests PDQ has run?
Avi Moskowitz
@eytanbuchman good question! A few– 1.⁠ ⁠Shorter delivery promises don’t always drive conversions: Offering a faster delivery promise didn’t increase conversions in some cases. 2.⁠ ⁠Customers aren’t as sensitive to shipping prices as expected: In tests where we offered lower or free shipping, conversions didn’t spike as dramatically as predicted. Instead, customers responded more to the feeling of earning rewards or incentives. 3.⁠ ⁠Customers often don’t switch shipping methods: Even when presented with better or more cost-effective shipping options during checkout, customers frequently stuck with the default method.