Question 1

What is Variantix?

Accepted Answer

Variantix is an A/B testing product for small teams. It uses AI to propose copy and layout variants, allocates traffic, tracks conversion events, and surfaces running experiments, lift per variant, and recommended winners in the dashboard.

Question 2

How do I set up an experiment?

Accepted Answer

Setup uses a lightweight JavaScript snippet installed once per site, plus a small list of the conversion events you want to measure. You then state an experiment goal and Variantix can generate variants, split traffic, and monitor significance.

Question 3

How do traffic assignment and conversion tracking work?

Accepted Answer

Visitors are assigned deterministically per experiment, so the same person keeps seeing the same variant. Your app sends conversion events to the tracking endpoint, and the dashboard attributes results back to the experiment and variant.

Question 4

How much does Variantix cost?

Accepted Answer

Variantix publishes five flat monthly pricing tiers. The pricing page lists each tier, its included experiment capacity, annual billing option, and any disclosed surcharge terms; it also states that there are no setup fees or traffic-based overages.

Question 5

How are winning variants handled?

Accepted Answer

Variantix reports a recommended winner after the experiment reaches the relevant statistical readiness. Rollout is policy-controlled: the published workflow includes accept, hold, deny or prevent, and rollback controls, so a winner can remain pending or be returned to the control.

Question 6

Does Variantix support multivariate testing?

Accepted Answer

Full multivariate testing with three or more variant combinations is labeled as coming soon and is being offered through a closed beta. It is not presented as a generally available current capability on the comparison page.

Question 7

How can I ask a question about fit or access?

Accepted Answer

Use the Variantix contact page for pre-sales questions, agency partnership inquiries, or platform feedback. The page says messages receive a real human reply, usually within one business day.