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Three ways to A/B test a funnel page

There is no single right method. This compares the effort and trade-offs of the three common approaches, so you can choose what fits your funnel.

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At a glance

AspectDuplicate pagesBuilder split testFlowvert
SetupClone each page or funnelDepends on your builderPaste one script once
Pages to maintainOne per versionUsually one per versionOnly your original
What you can changeAnythingAnything in the copied pageSupported text, sections, styling and visibility
Goal trackingSet up per copyBuilder's own reportingThank-you page, clicks, forms, booking embeds, custom events
Result safeguardsManualVariesMinimum sample, duration and traffic-split check
Works across buildersPer builderOnly inside that builderAny page that accepts a header script

Duplicate pages

Copy the page, change the copy, and send half your traffic to each URL. It gives full freedom, but every copy must be maintained and tracked separately, and traffic splitting often relies on redirects.

Your builder's split test

Some funnel and page builders include split testing. If yours does and you only use that builder, it may be enough. Features, goal options and statistics vary by builder, so check its documentation.

A visual testing overlay (Flowvert)

Flowvert changes supported elements on your existing page for each assigned visitor, so there's nothing to duplicate. It suits copy, CTA, section and emphasis tests. It is not designed for completely different page layouts — for those, a duplicate page is still the better tool.

Test your next change on the page you already have.

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