
What is Optibase?
Key Features
A/B testing
Create and run experiments to test design, copy, and feature changes against control versions
User behaviour tracking
Record how visitors handle, click, and interact with your site in real time
Conversion analysis
Measure impact on key metrics and see statistical confidence levels
Segment analysis
Break down results by user groups to find which audiences respond best to changes
Session recordings
Watch individual user sessions to understand behaviour patterns
Results dashboard
View experiment outcomes and metrics in one place
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Pricing is transparent and affordable compared to enterprise A/B testing platforms
- Combines testing with behaviour analytics, so you get context alongside experiment results
- Straightforward setup and interface; you don't need deep technical knowledge to run tests
- Freemium model lets you start experimenting without payment
Limitations
- As a smaller platform, it may have fewer integrations than established competitors like Optimizely or VWO
- Advanced statistical features or multi-armed bandit testing may be limited compared to enterprise tools
Use Cases
E-commerce sites testing checkout page layouts to reduce cart abandonment
SaaS companies running experiments on onboarding flows to improve activation rates
Publishers testing headline variations to increase click-through rates
Product teams analysing user behaviour to prioritise feature improvements
Marketing teams optimising landing pages for campaign performance