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Professional A/B Testing Calculators

Instant, statistically rigorous calculators for sample size, test duration, and significance. Built for CRO practitioners and data scientists.

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Every calculation runs in your browser. Your numbers are never sent to us, logged, or stored.

Statistically rigorous

Standard two-proportion z-test and power math, verified against an independent statistical engine.

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A closer look

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Sample size & duration

Know how big your test needs to be

Enter your baseline conversion rate and the lift you want to detect. You get the exact sample size per variation and a realistic timeline, so you commit to a test you can actually finish.

Open the sample size calculator
Test Plan output: a required sample size of 213,658 and an estimated 4.3 week test duration.
Power sensitivity

Pressure-test every scenario at a glance

A color-coded grid maps the statistical power you would reach for each combination of expected lift and weeks live. See instantly where your test becomes reliable and where it falls short.

Statistical Power Sensitivity grid showing achieved power across expected lift and test duration.
Significance analysis

Get a clear, honest verdict

Drop in the conversions each variant actually got. You get the observed lift, statistical confidence, and p-value, plus a plain-language read on whether the test was powered enough to trust.

Open the significance calculator
Significant Result verdict: a 10% observed lift at 98.59% confidence and 81.92% observed power.
Full transparency

Every number, nothing hidden

No black box. Each result comes with the full breakdown: standard error, z-values, per-variation audience, and the assumptions behind them, ready to export to CSV or PNG.

Technical Summary listing the A/B test inputs, standard error, z-values, and required audience.
Export & themes

Take polished results straight to your deck

One click exports any result as a transparent PNG or a raw CSV. Every calculator works in light and dark mode, so the visuals drop into your slides and match your theme.

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Significant Result exported in light mode.
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The same Significant Result exported in dark mode.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many visitors do I need for an A/B test?

It depends on three things: your baseline conversion rate, the minimum detectable effect (the smallest lift you want to catch), and your desired statistical power and confidence. The A/B Test Sample Size Calculator computes the exact number for you once you enter those values.

What is a minimum detectable effect (MDE)?

The MDE is the smallest relative change in conversion rate you want your test to be able to detect reliably. A smaller MDE requires a larger sample size, because detecting a subtle difference takes more data.

Should I use a one-sided or two-sided test?

A two-sided test is the safe default: it checks whether the variant is different from the control in either direction. Use a one-sided test only when you genuinely care about movement in one direction and accept that you cannot detect a change the other way.

When is a result statistically significant?

A result is significant when its p-value falls below your chosen threshold, for example a p-value under 0.05 corresponds to 95% confidence. The Statistical Significance Calculator returns the z-score, p-value, and observed power from your actual results.

Why shouldn't I check results before the test finishes?

Repeatedly checking ('peeking') and stopping as soon as you see significance inflates your false positive rate well beyond the 5% you intended. Decide your sample size up front and wait for it. Our guide on the peeking problem explains why.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. All calculations happen entirely in your browser. The numbers you enter are never transmitted to our servers, logged, or stored, so there is nothing to leak.