Experiments

Experiments: test your forms. Ship the one that works.

Run A/B/N experiments on any feedback form: different questions, different flows, and any traffic split you choose.

Test different question sets, wording, or form length
Fully configurable traffic split — any weight across any number of variants
Phased rollout from 10% to 100% at your own pace

Checkout feedback — Experiment

Running
Traffic splitA 60% · B 40%
Goal: completion rate
Variant A

How satisfied are you with the checkout experience?

Responses412
Completion74%
Variant B

Rate your checkout experience today.

Responses274
Completion81%

Phased rollout

Stage 2 of 4
10%
25%
50%
100%

2

Variants

686

Total responses

B +7pp

Leading

Full capabilities

Every control you need to run experiments confidently.

Experiments is built for teams who want data to drive form decisions — not gut feel. Full control over who sees what, how much traffic each variant gets, and what counts as winning.

A/B/N testing

Test any number of form variants simultaneously — different questions, flows, or lengths.

Granular traffic split

Allocate traffic to any weight across variants — down to 1% granularity.

Admin-defined goal

Set your winning metric: completion rate, response rate, average score, or custom.

Phased rollout

Start at 10% and expand manually — test safely before full exposure.

Control group

Assign a percentage of users to see no form — measure the true baseline.

Segment-based holdout

Use segments to permanently exclude certain user groups from all experiments.

Per-form experiments

Each feedback form has its own independent experiment configuration.

Side-by-side comparison

Compare variant performance on your chosen metric — you decide when to pick a winner.

Instant activation

Experiments activate immediately on save — no deployment or code change needed.

How it works

Run rigorous experiments. Ship with confidence.

Experiments gives you the controls to test meaningfully — not just flip a coin. From variant design to phased rollout to winner selection, every step is in your hands.

Different forms for different groups.

Create multiple versions of the same form — vary the questions, the wording, the flow length, or the entire structure. Each variant is a completely independent form configuration.

  • Test short vs long forms to find the right balance between depth and completion.
  • Compare different question wording to see what gets more honest responses.
  • Test entirely different form flows — NPS vs CSAT vs open-ended.

Form variants

3 variants
A

5-question CSAT

5Q
Overall satisfaction?What went well?What could be better?Likelihood to recommend?Any other feedback?
B

3-question CSAT

3Q
Rate your experienceWhat can we improve?Would you recommend us?
C

Single NPS

1Q
How likely are you to recommend us? (0–10)

Phased rollout

Start small. Expand when you're confident.

Launch a winning variant to 10% of your audience first, monitor the results, then ramp up at your own pace. No pressure to go 100% until you're ready.

Define rollout stages: 10%, 25%, 50%, 100% — or any stages you choose.
Advance to the next stage manually — no auto-scheduling required.
Real user data at each stage before full exposure.

Phased rollout — Variant B

10%

Done

~840 users

No issues detected

25%

Done

~2,100 users

Completion up +4pp

50%

Active

~4,200 users

Running now

100%

Pending

All users

Pending

Advance to next stage anytime — no schedule required.

Control group

Measure lift against the baseline.

Assign a slice of your audience to a control group — they see no form at all. This lets you understand the true impact of your feedback collection, not just which variant is relatively better.

Control group users receive no form — zero interference with natural behaviour.
Compare variant metrics against a true no-form baseline.
Use segments to create permanent holdout groups across all experiments.

Experiment allocation

Variant A

5-question CSAT

45%

Variant B

3-question CSAT

45%

Control

No form shown

10%

Why use a control group?

A control group never sees a form. Compare variant metrics against natural behaviour — no form shown — to understand the true lift your feedback collection creates.

Product journey

Keep following the signal.

A little more detail

Experiments, answered

Common questions about running A/B/N tests on feedback forms.

What can I A/B test with Experiments?

Different question sets, flows, and wording on any feedback form, using configurable traffic splits and phased rollout.

How is a winning variant determined?

Admins define the winning metric, and Experiments tracks form variants against it across traffic splits.

Can I run more than two variants?

Yes, Experiments supports any split across any number of variants (A/B/N testing).

Start experimenting

Stop guessing which form works best.

Run A/B/N experiments with any traffic split, any goal metric, and phased rollout — all without touching your code.