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Do your testimonials sell? Find out, in purchases

A share of your website's readers is held back and shown no testimonials; everybody else sees your widget as usual. Purchases are counted in both groups, so the difference between them is what your testimonials did — measured on your own customers, not quoted from somebody else's study.

PlanStarter (100,000 counted readers and purchases a month) and Pro (250,000), shared by your projects.

How it works

Lift test, step by step

  1. Two groups, drawn at random

    Each reader's browser falls into one group the first time it meets your widget and stays there for the whole test. You choose how many are held back: 10, 25 or 50 percent.

  2. Purchases come from your own page

    One script tag on the page where an order is confirmed, with the order's amount, or one line of JavaScript where the widget already is. Each browser's purchase is counted once.

  3. A verdict only when there is one

    Purchase rate, money per reader and the difference between the groups with its 95% range. No verdict is printed before 200 readers in each group and 20 purchases between them, and "helps" means the whole range sits above zero.

  4. Which testimonials your buyers read

    Every card whose words a reader had on screen for a second is noted, and goes with that reader's purchase. Each testimonial gets its purchase rate among the readers who read it, with a range, once 100 readers have read it — ranked by the low end of the range, so a card read by three people cannot top the list on luck.

  5. It pauses itself

    Readers and purchases are counted against a monthly allowance. When it is spent, every reader is shown your testimonials again and counting resumes when the month turns. Nobody is left without your wall because a counter ran out.

Safe by design

The rule that makes it safe to have

Clear boundaries

What it will not do

Every capability page ends with this list. It is the part that says what you are actually buying.

  • It does not predict or project revenue. Every figure is counted.
  • It does not say which testimonial made somebody buy. The card list shows what buyers read; the held-back group is what shows cause, and only for the wall as a whole.
  • It does not hold back your hosted wall or your collection pages — only the widget on your own site.
  • It does not follow a reader across sites or build a profile of anybody.
  • It does not decide anything for you: the figures can be posted by anyone who finds the address, so nothing is charged or changed because of them.

Where it lives in the code: lib/lift.ts · lib/lift-stats.ts · app/api/lift/route.ts · components/LiftPanel.tsx

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