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Experimentation Vendors

31 vendors tracked · 31 alternatives comparisons · 3 head-to-head · Updated

Every experimentation vendor we track, with the capabilities each one actually covers — and a side-by-side alternatives comparison for each.

All Experimentation vendors

AB Tasty (Wingify) logo
Testing 21 capabilities

Wingify (AB Tasty + VWO) experience-optimization platform offering web experimentation, feature experimentation, and…

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ABsmartly logo
Testing 7 capabilities

On-premise-friendly experimentation platform with group-sequential statistics built by ex-Booking.com experimentation…

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Adobe Target logo
Personalization 18 capabilities

Enterprise personalization and A/B testing platform for delivering targeted experiences across web, mobile, and email…

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Amplitude Experiment logo
Testing 14 capabilities

Amplitude's experimentation add-on: A/B tests and feature rollouts targeted with the same behavioral cohorts as…

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ConfigCat logo
Testing 5 capabilities

Simple, affordable feature-flag service with percentage rollouts and targeting for teams that want flags without…

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Convert logo
Testing 16 capabilities

Privacy-focused A/B testing and experimentation platform for optimizing web experiences without relying on third-party…

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DevCycle logo
Testing 7 capabilities

Developer-focused feature-flag platform (successor to Taplytics) with edge evaluation and experimentation on flags.

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Eppo (Datadog Experiments) logo
Testing 2 capabilities

Warehouse-native experimentation platform known for rigorous statistics (CUPED, sequential testing), now operating as…

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Evolv AI logo
Testing 22 capabilities

AI-led experimentation platform that uses evolutionary algorithms to test many experience combinations continuously…

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Flagsmith logo
Testing 6 capabilities

Open-source feature-flag and remote-config platform with A/B testing support, self-hostable or SaaS.

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GrowthBook logo
Testing 12 capabilities

Open-source feature flagging and warehouse-native experimentation platform that computes results on the customer's own…

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Intelligems logo
Testing 13 capabilities

Shopify-focused testing platform for experimenting on prices, shipping thresholds, offers, and content with…

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Intellimize (Webflow Optimize) logo
Personalization 20 capabilities

AI-driven website optimization product that continuously personalizes page variations per visitor, acquired by Webflow…

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Kameleoon logo
Testing 18 capabilities

Experimentation and AI personalization platform spanning web, full-stack, and feature experimentation with strong…

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LaunchDarkly logo
Testing 13 capabilities

Enterprise feature-management platform for controlled releases, targeting, and experimentation on feature flags.

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Monetate logo
Personalization 30 capabilities

Enterprise personalization platform for e-commerce covering testing, individualized experiences, and product…

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Ninetailed (Contentful Personalization) logo
Personalization 26 capabilities

API-first personalization and experimentation engine for headless CMS stacks, acquired by Contentful and sold as…

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OfferFit (BrazeAI Decisioning Studio) logo
AI/ML 23 capabilities

Reinforcement-learning decisioning that picks the offer, message, channel, timing and frequency for each customer, and…

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Omniconvert logo
Testing 31 capabilities

CRO platform combining A/B testing, surveys, segmentation, and RFM-based customer analytics for e-commerce.

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Optimizely Web Experimentation logo
Testing 19 capabilities

Optimizely's web experimentation product: visual and code-based A/B and multivariate testing with audience targeting on…

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OptiMonk logo
Personalization 21 capabilities

Onsite personalization and conversion tool for popups, embedded content, and website A/B testing targeted at SMB…

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PostHog logo
Analytics 30 capabilities

Open-source product analytics platform bundling event tracking, session replay, feature flags, A/B testing, and surveys…

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Shoplift logo
Testing 7 capabilities

A/B testing platform purpose-built for Shopify themes and templates, with AI-suggested test hypotheses.

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Sitecore Personalize (SitecoreAI Conversion Optimization) logo
Personalization 35 capabilities

Real-time decisioning and personalization product (ex-Boxever) within Sitecore's composable DXP for web and omnichannel…

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SiteSpect (Monetate Forte) logo
Testing 16 capabilities

Proxy-based A/B testing platform that runs experiments server-side without JavaScript tags, avoiding flicker and…

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Split (Harness FME) logo
Testing 9 capabilities

Feature-flag and experimentation platform that ties flags to product metrics, acquired by Harness and folded into its…

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Statsig logo
Testing 26 capabilities

Product experimentation platform combining feature flags, A/B testing, analytics, and session replay on one event…

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Unleash logo
Testing 6 capabilities

Open-source feature-management platform focused on private, self-hosted flag evaluation at enterprise scale.

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VWO (Wingify) logo
Testing 35 capabilities

Full-stack optimization suite from Wingify covering web and server-side A/B testing, personalization, behavior…

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Webtrends Optimize logo
Testing 22 capabilities

UK-based experimentation suite offering A/B, multivariate, and server-side testing with hands-on managed service…

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What each experimentation vendor is built for

core grades only

Two vendors can list the same capability while only one is built around it. These are the core grades — central to the product — from three AI passes over each vendor's own documentation, or set by hand.

Experimentation head-to-head

Down to two? These pages put the full capability matrix side by side.

Experimentation — questions

Which experimentation providers are there?

We track 31 experimentation vendors, including AB Tasty (Wingify), ABsmartly, Adobe Target, Amplitude Experiment, ConfigCat, Convert. Each has a profile with its capabilities graded core or supported from the vendor's own documentation, and 31 of them have a ranked alternatives comparison.

What do experimentation platforms actually do?

On this shelf the capabilities most vendors are built around are a/b & multivariate testing, web personalization, feature flagging, server-side experimentation. "Built around" is a core grade — central to what the product is — not merely present on a feature list.

How do I compare experimentation tools?

Start from what the tool is core to rather than a feature count: two vendors can list the same capability while only one is built around it. 3 head-to-head pages on this shelf put the full capability matrix side by side, and the alternatives pages rank by approved relationship, then capability overlap.

Which experimentation companies are the largest?

We do not rank by company size, and deliberately: headcount and funding say nothing about whether a product covers the capability you need. 31 experimentation vendors are listed here in catalog order, each graded on what it is built around. Sort by the capability you are buying for instead — that is what the shelf below is for.

Is there a list of experimentation software?

This page is it: every experimentation product in the catalog, 31 of them carrying a capability record graded from the vendor's own documentation, with the source page linked where one was recorded. It rebuilds from the catalog, so a vendor added tomorrow appears here without anyone editing a list.

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