Buy-button copy
Change what your purchase button says and see which wording gets more shoppers through. Set it all from Shopify admin.
- Add to cart
- Checkout
- Your own button text
Variant A Variant B
Every shopper sees one version and keeps seeing it. TestLift shows you which version is winning, how confident to be, and what it would cost you to call it early — then protects your traffic by pausing the test if the new version is clearly losing.
Built and tested on Dawn and Shopify’s free themes. On another theme? Pro includes help getting tests wired; email support@testlift.app.
What it tests
TestLift is the Shopify A/B testing app for button copy and homepage sections. Pick what to change, and see which version sells better. No theme code.
Change what your purchase button says and see which wording gets more shoppers through. Set it all from Shopify admin.
Swap the image shoppers see first — plus an optional heading and copy — as one clean test, so you know exactly what made the difference.
Reading results
Most testing tools show you a scoreboard and leave the judgment call to you. TestLift tells you how likely each version is to win, how settled that answer is, and when it is safe to act. Your real numbers live in the app — not on a marketing page.
How it works
Pick what to change — your button text, or a homepage section image with an optional heading and copy. One change per test.
TestLift runs quietly on your storefront and shows each shopper one version. They keep seeing the same one for the whole test.
The numbers update as traffic comes in, so you know when a result is solid enough to act on. TestLift protects your traffic by pausing the test automatically if the new version is clearly losing.
Why TestLift
A test runs on your live store, in front of your real shoppers. Every part of TestLift is built around that.
Versions are judged on the orders and revenue they actually produce — not on clicks that never turn into sales.
Tests default to an even 50/50. You choose how much traffic each version gets from Shopify admin.
Your test ends after the duration you set, so nothing keeps running in the background. Tests default to 14 days, and you can change that in Settings. TestLift also pauses the test if the new version is clearly losing, so it stops taking traffic.
When a version wins, roll it out to every shopper straight from the app — the win does not wait on a theme update.
Your theme
TestLift installs as a Shopify app embed — no theme edits, no code in your layout, nothing to maintain. The whole runtime is about 8KB compressed, in two files that load after your page, not in front of it.
TestLift is built and tested on Dawn and Shopify’s free themes. Using another theme? Email support@testlift.app. Pro includes help getting your tests wired up on that theme.
Pricing
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$29/mo
Questions: support@testlift.app
Questions
Your buy-button text — Add to cart, Checkout, or wording you write yourself — plus homepage sections: the slideshow, featured images, and image with text. A section test swaps the image and, if you want, the heading and copy, as a single test.
No. TestLift installs as a Shopify app embed and everything is set up from your admin. There is no code to add and nothing to maintain when you are done.
TestLift is built and tested on Dawn and Shopify’s free themes. Using another theme? Email support@testlift.app. Pro includes help getting your tests wired up on that theme.
TestLift uses Bayesian statistics to show each version's probability to win, its uplift, a confidence range, and what it would cost to call the test early. TestLift protects your traffic by pausing the test automatically if the new version is clearly losing.
It is the branch of statistics that answers the question you are actually asking: how likely is it that this version beats the other one? Classic testing tools answer with a p-value, ask you to fix a sample size up front, and quietly punish you for peeking early. TestLift keeps a running probability instead — check any time, act when the odds are convincing, and see exactly what acting now would risk.