A/B Test Results Enter data to calculate

Enter the raw counts from your testing platform (Optimizely, VWO, Convert, etc.)

Control (A)

Variant (B)

How much prior belief to inject. "Weak" = data-driven; "Strong" = more conservative.

Results will appear here after you click Calculate.

Why Bayesian over Frequentist?

Classical (frequentist) testing gives you a p-value — the probability of seeing your data if there was no effect. That's not what you actually want to know. You want to know: what's the probability that B is better than A?

Bayesian testing answers that directly. It also lets you stop tests early without inflating false-positive rates, and it quantifies the expected loss of making the wrong decision — giving you a risk-adjusted framework for shipping winners.

How to read the results

Probability to Beat Control

The probability that Variant B has a higher true conversion rate than Control A. Above 95% is typically a strong signal to ship.

Expected Loss

If you ship the winning variant and you're wrong, how much conversion rate do you expect to lose? Below 0.5% is considered safe to ship.

Relative Uplift

The observed percentage improvement in conversion rate. Remember: observed uplift ≠ true uplift. Use this alongside probability-to-beat-control.

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