Vendors with Server-side Experimentation
13 vendors are built around server-side experimentation; another 19 offer it alongside something else. Every grade below was checked against the vendor's own documentation.
- 13
- core
- 19
- supported
- 31 of 32
- with a cited source
- last checked
Built around server-side experimentation
13 vendors · coreCore means the capability is central to what the product is — not merely present. This is the shortlist to compare.
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AB Tasty Testing Source: docs.abtasty.com -
ABsmartly Testing Source: docs.absmartly.com -
Amplitude Experiment Testing Source: amplitude.com -
Convert Testing Source: support.convert.com -
Eppo (Datadog Experiments) Testing No source recorded -
GrowthBook Testing Source: docs.growthbook.io -
Kameleoon Testing Source: help.kameleoon.com -
Optimizely Feature Experimentation Testing Source: support.optimizely.com -
SiteSpect Testing Source: developer.monetate.com -
Split (Harness FME) Testing Source: help.split.io -
Statsig Testing Source: docs.statsig.com -
VWO Testing Source: help.vwo.com -
Webtrends Optimize Testing Source: docs.webtrends-optimize.com
Also offer server-side experimentation
19 vendors · supportedGenuinely offered, but not what the product is for. Worth knowing when you already own one of these — it may cover the need without a new contract.
Where these vendors sit
Server-side Experimentation — questions
Which vendors offer server-side experimentation?
13 vendors in our catalog are built around server-side experimentation — including AB Tasty, ABsmartly, Amplitude Experiment, Convert, Eppo (Datadog Experiments). A further 19 offer it alongside their main job. 31 of the 32 claims cite a page on the vendor's own documentation.
What is the difference between core and supported server-side experimentation tools?
Core means the capability is central to what the product is; supported means it is genuinely offered but is not what the product is for. The grade comes from three independent reviews of the vendor's documentation, and only a majority verdict is recorded. If you already own a tool listed under "also offer", check it before buying a dedicated one.
What kinds of platforms have server-side experimentation?
Most of the vendors here sit on the Experimentation, Personalization, Analytics & BI shelves. That matters when a capability crosses categories — a CDP and a customer engagement platform can both offer server-side experimentation without being the same kind of tool.
Which server-side experimentation providers and companies should I shortlist?
Shortlist from the core list rather than the full one. 13 vendors are built around server-side experimentation; the 19 below that offer it as a secondary job, which is usually enough if you already pay for one of them and not enough if this is the reason you are buying. We rank by what the evidence supports, never by company size or spend with us.
Is there a list of server-side experimentation software?
This page is it, and it is generated from the catalog rather than maintained by hand — a vendor added tomorrow appears here on the next build if the evidence puts it here. 31 of 32 claims link the vendor's own documentation, and a blank cell means no verdict either way rather than "no".
Which of your tools already does server-side experimentation?
Most stacks carry this capability more than once without anyone deciding to. Name the tools you run and the Instant Stack Audit reads them against the same evidence base as this page.
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