You can't optimize what you're not testing.
Intempt runs web, mobile, and server-side tests with CUPED variance reduction, cutting time to statistical significance* so you can run more tests per quarter on the same traffic.

Experiments that run faster and teach you more.
Test without a developer. Win by segment. Make it permanent.
No-code A/B test setup with a visual editor.
Click on any element on your page. Set what variant B looks like. Define your success metric. Launch. No code required.
- Point-and-click variant creation for any page element
- Traffic split and holdout group controls
- Preview variants before launch across device sizes
Visual A/B Test Editor
No deploy neededControl
Variant B
Traffic split
50% / 50%
Reach significance faster on the same traffic.
Standard A/B tests need a lot of traffic and a lot of time. CUPED uses pre-experiment behavioral data to reduce variance, meaning your tests reach significance 20–40% faster* without inflating false positive rates.
- CUPED applied automatically to all eligible experiments
- Faster time to significance without compromising statistical rigor
- Sequential testing mode to avoid peeking inflation
Time to significance
CUPED activeWithout CUPED · 45 days
With CUPED · 18 days
40% faster
Same significance threshold. No false positive inflation.
Test deeper than just the UI.
Some of your most important experiments aren't visual. Intempt's server-side experiments let you test pricing, feature access, recommendation logic, and backend behavior with the same statistical rigor as front-end tests.
- Choose API for server-side experiment assignment
- Mobile A/B tests for iOS and Android
- SDK-level experimentation for native app experiences
Segment-level analysis
Subgroup winners foundOverall test result
No winner2.8% vs 3.0% (p=0.12) — not significant
Segment breakdown
Paid social visitors
+41% CVROrganic search
+8% CVREmail visitors
-3% CVRPromoting winner for: Paid Social
Winning variants promoted to personalization rules.
When your A/B test produces a clear winner, you don't need a new deploy or a ticket to engineering. Intempt promotes the winning variant to a personalization rule for the winning segment permanently.
- One-click promotion from test to personalization rule
- Segment-specific winners for different audience segments
- Full experiment history and documentation for every test
Conversion by acquisition channel
Organic Search
4.8% CVREmail nurture
3.2% CVRPaid Social
0.9% CVRBuild your test queue around revenue, not volume
Use cases built for the metrics that matter.
Three outcomes teams measure from day one.

Connect every trusted source.
Plug into the tools your team already runs on.
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Your customer data stays yours, and stays secure.
The teams that made the switch

“We were losing visitors before they signed up. Intempt's personalized experiences changed that - we started meeting people where they were instead of guessing. Once they're in, Intempt's automated email takes over and keeps the relationship moving. Acquisition and retention finally feel like one connected motion instead of two separate problems.”
Jim Stromberg, CEO
StockInvest
Case Study
StockInvest needed to turn anonymous traffic into registered users before any retention strategy could work. With Intempt's Experiences, they personalized the anonymous visitor flow, surfacing the right content and CTAs to boost signup conversion. Once users signed up, automated Journeys nurtured them through onboarding and deeper engagement, steadily increasing lifetime value.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
With CUPED, significantly less than standard tools. We recommend at least 1,000 unique visitors per variant per week as a starting baseline.
Sources
* CUPED (Controlled-experiment Using Pre-Experiment Data) achieves 7–45% variance reduction depending on covariate selection. Deng et al. (Microsoft Research, 2013); Eppo, Statsig documentation (2024–2025). The 20–40% figure reflects typical production deployments.
Your first test, live this week.
Connect your site, build your first variant in the visual editor, and launch without touching your codebase.