A/B test your forms with branches
Run two or more branches of the same form against the same traffic, and let the data tell you which approach wins — without bolting on a separate testing tool.
How form A/B testing works
Create branches
Turn one form into two or more variants — change the wording, the order, the length, or the layout you want to test.
Split the traffic
Incoming respondents are assigned randomly across the branches, so each variant sees a comparable slice of the same audience.
Read the winner
Compare completion rate and per-question drop-off across branches — measured straight from your relational data, no separate analytics tool.
Results that come from your data
Because RoundPushPin stores every response in a relational database, an A/B test isn't a separate analytics product — completion rate and per-question drop-off for each branch come straight from the same place you already keep your answers. Learn the method in our guide on how to A/B test forms.
Frequently asked questions
- What is A/B testing in RoundPushPin?
- It lets you run two or more branches of the same form against the same traffic. Respondents are split randomly between branches, and you compare a metric — usually completion rate — to see which version performs better.
- How do I measure which variant wins?
- On completion rate and per-question drop-off. Because every response is stored relationally, those metrics come straight from the data — no tracking project or external analytics tool required.
- Can I test more than two variants?
- Yes — a test can have two or more branches. Just remember that more branches need more traffic to reach a reliable result, so test the changes that matter most.
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