A tested user is any visitor that is included in any experiment (A/B Testing, Personalization or Survey) and that you can see in the reporting area. For example, if you have an A/B Test where 500 users see the control page and 500 see the variation page, then you will consume 1,000 tested users in total.

Being marketing experts before anything else, we made every feature as simple as possible to implement by non-technical people. So, if you can copy and paste, you should be qualified enough to start using Omniconvert.

Actually, that’s good news, and it means that you have converted a lot already! Technically, the system notifies you by email and pauses all running experiments until your next billing cycle starts or until you decide to upgrade your account.

We provide you an initial script (a very simple piece of code) to be installed on your website. Additionally, to protect you from the dark side of coding, we have developed a wide range of plugins for multiple open source platforms (WordPress, Joomla, Magento etc.)

Most likely, if you decide to cancel, this would either be an absurd move or related to the fact that you’d have converted enough, you have too much money already or you simply want to retire. We have a lot of respect for senior citizens and believe they deserve the best – and are big fans of the absurd (we own a massive collection of Monty Python sketches). With this in mind, we have programmed the system to fully reflect our beliefs. Meaning you can cancel at any time, with your subscription continuing until the end of the billing cycle you have initially chosen.

Omniconvert works for almost any kind of self-hosted website: custom coded, CMS platforms (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal etc), eCommerce platforms (Shopify, Magento, Bigcommerce etc.). The only requirement is that you have access to the source code in order to paste in the Omniconvert code.

You can install our code using the GTM. However, you should know that this approach will slow down the deployment of our code, which can cause issues with some of your experiments such as screen flickering before A/B tests and delayed triggering for banner popups.

As any code that you install on your website, Omniconvert needs some time to load, but we have worked hard to make it as fast as possible. Right now it takes about ~100 ms for the Omniconvert code to load, which is practically unnoticeable. And since the code is cacheable, it will load only at the first visit.

The short answer is NO. The long answer is that if you have multiple experiments running, you should pay attention at the segmentation and traffic allocation in order for your experiments not to overlap and influence each others results.

To implement changes on any page, Omniconvert uses javascript that’s not readable by googlebot.Therefore, Google will always see the original page, which means that your SEO results will not be influenced by Omniconvert. If you find it hard to believe us, then here’s what Matt Cutts has to say about it “I’ve been quite clear that there’s nothing wrong with A/B testing. In fact, less than a month ago I tweeted that ‘A/B testing can be really helpful’ and included a link to best practices.”

Not really, we reserve our right to suspend any account that is linked to websites that have gambling, politics or adult content.

Yes, we do! Please check our NGO page for more details.