A/B Testing for Product Feeds
Run experiments on any feed attribute, schedule when each variant goes live, and let performance data decide which one stays
Set Up Every Experiment Visually, No Code Needed
Build a feed experiment the same way you build your feed rules, choosing what to change, when it runs and which products it applies to, all on screen
Choose How Your Experiment Runs
Feed A/B testing works in three ways: a clean parallel split, a straight rotation, or a hybrid that combines both
Test Anything in Your Feed
Any attribute, changed by any modifier, means there is almost nothing you cannot turn into an experiment
See Which Version Wins
Every experiment is measured on real channel performance, so the data decides the winning variation
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about A/B testing your product feeds with Feedoptimise
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What is A/B testing for product feeds?
A/B testing for product feeds is the process of running two or more versions of your product data against each other to see which performs better on a channel. With Feedoptimise you can test any attribute, such as titles or images, measure each variation on real channel data, for example from Google Shopping, and apply the winning version to your live feed.
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Can I test more than one attribute in a single experiment?
Yes. A single experiment can modify one attribute or several at once, for example a new title and a new image together, and you choose exactly which fields each test changes.
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What is the difference between the duplicated, rotated and hybrid methods?
The duplicated method clones the original product under a new ID and runs the variation alongside it. The rotated method keeps the same ID and cycles variations through it over time. The hybrid method rotates fresh copies while still comparing them against the original.
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Which feed attributes can I A/B test?
You can test any attribute in your feed, including titles, descriptions, images, product types, prices and custom labels. Any modifier on the platform can generate the variation, so AI titles, edited images, formulas and overrides can all be tested.
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Can I schedule a feed experiment to start and end on its own?
Yes. Each test has a start date and an optional end date, so it goes live and wraps up automatically. You can also scope it with conditions so it only applies to certain categories or product ranges.
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How do I know which version won?
Every variation is measured on real channel performance such as clicks, conversions and return on ad spend at the product level. When the test ends you implement the winning version directly into your live feed.