Test angles at scale,
compound your MER
The brands that win aren't guessing – they're testing. Funneled lets you spin up A/B tests in one click and find winners 3x faster than traditional tools.
Test everything that
moves the needle
Most brands only test ad creative. The real MER gains come from testing what happens after the click – your landing page. Headlines, layouts, offers, and CTAs all compound.
Headlines & Copy
Test different angles, hooks, and value propositions. Find the words that make your audience act – not just read.
Hero Images & Video
Swap creatives across variations. UGC vs. lifestyle? Product shot vs. before/after? Let your traffic decide.
Page Layouts
Long-form vs. short-form. Testimonials above the fold vs. below. Restructure the entire buyer journey in one click.
Offers & CTAs
Test pricing, discount framing, bundle structures, and button copy. Small changes to offers drive the biggest MER lifts.
From hypothesis to winner
in days, not months
Create a Variation
Duplicate your master funnel in one click. Change whatever you want to test – a headline, a hero image, an entire page layout. No rebuilding from scratch.
Set Traffic Weights
Split traffic however you need. 50/50, 70/30, or across 5 variations at once. Funneled routes visitors automatically – no flicker, no code snippets.
Read the Data, Ship the Winner
Real-time dashboards show conversion rate, revenue, and MER per variation. When you have a winner, promote it and start the next test.
More tests =
better MER
A 5% CVR lift on one test is nice. But stack three 5% lifts over a quarter and you've compounded a 15.8% improvement. Traditional tools make each test a project. Funneled makes each test a click.
Agencies running 10+ clients see the biggest gains. Instead of one A/B test per client per month, they run 3-5 – turning marginal accounts into profitable ones without touching ad spend.
Frequently asked
questions
Stop guessing, start testing
Every day without testing is a day your MER could be higher. Funneled makes split testing as easy as duplicating a page.