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No. Treat any agency that does with suspicion: a guaranteed test result is a contradiction in terms. Conversion depends on your offer, your prices and your market as much as on the site itself. What we commit to contractually is the work: research delivered, a scored backlog maintained, experiments run properly and reported win, lose or inconclusive, winners implemented. The record we ask to be judged on is the aggregate one, not a promise about your next test.

Then we'll tell you, before you pay for testing theatre. Below a certain volume of conversions, an A/B test can run for months and still tell you nothing. Agencies that run them anyway are selling dashboards, not answers. For smaller sites the research still works: recordings, surveys and heuristic review find friction just as well. The clearest problems get fixed directly and measured before-and-after. When your traffic grows into proper testing, the backlog is already scored and waiting. That order of operations matters: research is useful at any size, testing only above a threshold. A CRO engagement worth paying for knows which side of it you're on.

Four strands, run together. Session recordings show where real visitors hesitate, rage-click and abandon. Funnel analysis shows which step of the journey loses the most people, segment by segment and device by device. On-site surveys ask buyers and near-buyers what almost stopped them, in their own words. And a heuristic review checks the buying path against the failures we see most: forms that ask too much too soon, shipping costs that appear at the last step, proof buried below the fold. Each hypothesis in the backlog cites which of the four produced it.

As many as your traffic supports. That might be four concurrent experiments on a high-volume store or one carefully chosen test on a leaner site. We'd rather run fewer tests with decisive readouts than pad a report with underpowered ones that read as noise. The cadence is agreed upfront from your actual numbers. Evidence-led fixes ship alongside whatever the testing calendar can carry. You'll always know which mode a given change is in, experiment or fix, and why. Mixing the two up is how CRO reporting turns into fiction.

Engagements are scoped to your traffic and stack: a research audit with direct fixes for a leaner site, or a rolling research-and-testing retainer for a high-volume one. Every proposal itemises what ships each month: research delivered, hypotheses added, tests run, fixes implemented, reporting. Recording and testing tool subscriptions are quoted separately, never hidden in the fee. You'll have a written, priced scope within 48 hours of the first call. The initial conversion audit is free.

Yes. Research, testing and implementation all ship under partner agencies' brands: your templates, your client calls, our analysts, designers and developers. It's NDA-backed, with a contractual commitment never to approach your clients and a 12-month post-engagement blackout. 100+ agencies work with us this way. The average partnership runs past the two-year mark.

Yes, as part of the same research-led process. Recordings, funnel analysis and surveys show where visitors hesitate on a landing page, and the backlog ranks what to change. Where traffic allows we test the change; where it doesn't, we fix it directly and measure before and after. Our own designers and developers build the winning version.