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A/B & Split Test Duration Calculator

Built with ❤️ for testing, optimization, UX, CRO, and design teams.

Average number of daily visitors who will participate in the test (control + variation)

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Estimated existing conversion rate (%)

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Minimum improvement in conversion rate you want to detect (%)

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Number of variations/combinations (including control)

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Traditional A/B testing

Using Frequentist Statistics

108

days

VWO SmartStats

Using Bayesian Statistics

33

days

69% FASTER!

Why does VWO run on Bayesian Statistics?

Intuitive Test Reports

We realized our non-statistical users frequently (and wrongly) interpreted the frequentist p-value as a Bayesian posterior probability (the probability that variation is better than control). So we built the industry’s first Bayesian statistical engine that gives you an easily understandable result. An intuitive result ensures that you don’t make a mistake while A/B testing revenue or other critical KPIs.

Creating A/B Test Variations

No Sample Sizing Required

VWO SmartStats relies on Bayesian inference which unlike a frequentist approach doesn’t need a minimum sample size. This allows you to run A/B tests on parts of your website or apps that might not get a lot of traffic to improve them. However, getting more traffic on your tests allows VWO to determine your conversion rates with more certainty allowing you to be more confident about your test results.

Creating A/B Test Variations

Actionable Results, Faster

VWO SmartStats was engineered keeping one key metric in mind: Speed. We have traded-off some accuracy for speed, not a lot, just a tiny bit, enough to get quicker results without impacting your bottom line. This frees up your time enabling you to test more. Also, on the off chance that you would want to be absolutely and completely sure, we calculate the maximum potential loss you'd be taking, and you can decide if the loss value matches your risk appetite.

Creating A/B Test Variations

Frequently Asked Questions

This is the conversion rate of the existing version of your website. You can use your analytics tool or VWO Goals to get this estimate. If your test is targeted to a segment, you should consider the same segments when calculating the conversion rate.

This is the improvement you want to achieve by running this test. Based on the hypothesis you are testing you can decide how much uplift you care about.

The duration will be estimated based on the amount of traffic that the variation with the lowest share will get. Once this variation has the required number of visitors, the test should reach statistical significance.

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