Use case · Optimization
Point Frontpage at a goal and the AI does the rest: it finds what to test, builds the variants, splits your traffic, reaches significance, and ships the winners, all on its own, all in plain English.
Test on autopilot
Most A/B testing tools hand you a blank editor and a steep learning curve. You still have to think up the variations, build them, wire the goals, watch the dashboard, and do the statistics. The testing is automated, but the work isn't. Frontpage closes that gap: the AI reads your real traffic, decides what's worth testing, builds the variants, splits your visitors, and reads the result, end to end.
You point it at a goal, more signups, more clicks, more purchases, and it goes to work. Experiments launch on their own, winners ship on their own, and you get a plain-English summary of what changed and why. It's the testing program a growth team would run, without the team.
How Frontpage solves it
Frontpage knows what an A/B testing program has to do: find the right experiment, build it cleanly, run it honestly, and act on the result. The AI handles the full loop against your real traffic, then lets you steer any of it in plain language.
How it works
What you get
You don't assemble this from a testing tool, an analytics suite, and a CRO consultant. Frontpage bundles the whole loop, hypothesis to winner, into the product, ready the moment your site is live.
The AI reads where visitors hesitate and proposes the tests most likely to lift your goal, so the program never stalls for ideas.
Headlines, layouts, CTAs, and section order are generated in your colors, voice, and type, no separate design step.
Visitors are divided evenly between variants the moment a test goes live, with no setup from you.
The engine waits for real confidence before declaring a winner, so you act on signal instead of a lucky sample.
Tests are judged against the outcome you care about, signups, clicks, or purchases, not vanity metrics.
A winning pattern propagates to every page it fits, flowing through your tokens so nothing looks bolted on.
Each rollout is a commit you can roll back in one step, so experimentation never costs you control.
Readable summaries of what was tested, what won, and what's next, no dashboard archaeology required.
See it in action
There's no variant editor to master and no goal-tracking to configure. You describe the experiment in plain English and Frontpage builds it, splits the traffic, and reports back the moment it has an answer.
Prefer hands-off? Leave Autopilot on and it proposes, runs, and ships tests on its own, checking with you only when a change needs judgment.
Why it works
An A/B testing tool is only worth it if it actually lifts your numbers without eating your week. Frontpage is built so the testing runs itself and every win compounds into the next.
FAQ
A regular tool gives you the machinery to run a test, you still invent the hypothesis, build the variants, set the goals, and interpret the result. Frontpage's AI does those jobs for you: it reads your traffic, decides what's worth testing, generates the variations on brand, runs them, and tells you in plain English what won and why.
No. There's nothing to install. Because Frontpage builds and hosts your site, testing is built in, no snippet to paste, no goals to wire up, no tag manager. You just name the goal and the engine handles the rest.
It reads the behavior your site already generates, conversion paths, drop-off points, scroll depth, clicks, and traffic sources, and prioritizes the changes most likely to lift your chosen goal. Every experiment traces back to something it measured, not a hunch.
The engine splits traffic evenly and waits for statistical significance before declaring a result. On lower-traffic sites it runs more conservatively so it never calls a winner on noise, and you can always see the math behind each decision.
Always. Every rollout is recorded as a reversible commit. If a result doesn't hold up or you simply prefer the old version, you can revert it in one step. The AI does the work and shows its reasoning; you keep final say.
No. Your site stays a static, lightweight build that loads in under a second, and page speed is itself one of the things Autopilot tunes. Visitors never see flicker or lag from an experiment.
Keep exploring
Name a goal and watch Frontpage test, learn, and ship the winners on its own. Free to start, no credit card, no tags to install.
Free forever plan · No credit card required