Services
Five services. Every one of them ends in a number you can check.
Below is what each engagement actually delivers and how long it typically takes. Timelines assume you have enough traffic to reach a decision. Where you do not, we will say so in the audit rather than start a test that cannot finish.
A/B Testing
We build, ship and call the tests. Properly powered, one variable at a time, stopped on a pre-registered rule instead of a hunch.
Most teams do not have an A/B testing problem, they have a peeking problem. Tests get stopped the morning the dashboard looks good, and the "winner" evaporates in production. We fix that first. Every test gets a sample size calculated before it launches, a primary metric agreed in writing, and a stop date nobody is allowed to move. We build the variants ourselves, QA them across browsers and screen sizes, and check the split is actually even before we trust a single number.
What you get
- Sample size and minimum detectable effect calculated before launch
- Variant build, cross-browser and mobile QA, flicker-free deployment
- Sample ratio mismatch and instrumentation checks on day one
- Pre-registered primary metric, guardrail metrics and stop rule
- Read-out doc: what we changed, what moved, what we would not claim
- Winning variants handed to your developers as production-ready code
CRO Strategy
A ranked experiment roadmap built from your funnel data, not from a blog post about button colours.
Strategy here means deciding what not to test. We map every step between first visit and completed action, put a number on the drop at each step, and work out where a realistic improvement is actually worth the engineering time. Then we rank the backlog by expected value: how big the leak is, how confident we are in the fix, and how much work it takes to ship. You end up with a queue you can defend in a budget meeting.
What you get
- Full funnel map with measured drop-off at every step
- Ranked experiment backlog scored on impact, confidence and effort
- Revenue-per-visitor model so each test has a value attached
- Segment analysis: new versus returning, mobile versus desktop, paid versus organic
- Quarterly roadmap with a realistic test cadence for your traffic
- Written rationale for the tests we deliberately skipped
Conversion Psychology
Why people hesitate, in their own words. Then we test the fix rather than assuming the textbook was right.
Behavioural science gives you good hypotheses, not guaranteed results. Anchoring, loss aversion and social proof all work beautifully in a lab and sometimes do nothing on your checkout page. So we treat every principle as a hypothesis with a name attached. We watch real people use your site, read the words they use when they get stuck, and turn the friction into testable changes. When a principle wins we know why. When it loses we write that down too, because that is the more useful finding.
What you get
- Moderated user sessions with people who match your actual buyers
- Objection inventory pulled from sales calls, support tickets and reviews
- Session replay and rage-click review across the key journeys
- Cognitive friction audit: choice overload, unclear cost, missing reassurance
- Message hierarchy and copy rewrites mapped to specific objections
- Hypothesis library, each one traced back to a named source of evidence
Landing Page Optimization
Pages built to be tested. Fast, honest about the offer, and structured so the next experiment is easy to run.
A landing page is not a design deliverable, it is an argument. We rebuild yours around one job: get the right visitor to the one action that matters, and get everyone else out quickly without wasting their time. That means the offer above the fold, the objection handling in the order people actually raise objections, and a page that loads fast enough that the test measures your message instead of your load time. We build in modular blocks so the next round of tests is a swap, not a rebuild.
What you get
- Message-to-market match review against your ad and search intent
- Wireframe and copy deck signed off before any design work starts
- Modular page build so future tests swap a block instead of a page
- Core Web Vitals pass on mobile, because slow pages poison test data
- Form and checkout friction reduction, field by field
- Accessibility pass: contrast, focus order, labels, keyboard paths
Analytics & Experiment Tracking
Numbers you can bet on. We fix the tracking before we test, because a test on broken data is worse than no test.
Half of the CRO work we take on starts with a week of unglamorous repair. Duplicate events, bot traffic counted as users, a conversion goal that fires twice, a consent banner silently dropping a third of the data. If any of that is true, every result you have ever read was fiction. We audit the pipeline first, fix what is broken, then build the reporting so anyone in your team can see what is currently running and what it did.
What you get
- Tracking audit: duplicate events, bot filtering, consent-mode data loss
- Event taxonomy and naming convention your team can actually maintain
- Server-side or hybrid tracking setup where the browser data is unreliable
- Experiment log: every test, its hypothesis, result and decision, in one place
- Dashboards for live tests and cumulative programme impact
- Handover session and written docs so it survives without us
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Find out what your funnel is actually costing you
The CRO audit is a fixed scope and a fixed fee. You get a funnel map, a tracking health check and a ranked test backlog. If the honest answer is that you do not have enough traffic to test yet, we will tell you that too.
- Tracking health check, so you know which of your current numbers to trust
- Funnel map with the measured drop at every step
- The three biggest leaks, sized in revenue rather than in percentages
- A ranked experiment backlog you keep, whether or not we work together