So, in this post, what I wanted to do is, I want to give you a quick PageTest.AI review. This is a new tool on AppSumo. And to be honest, it is for a very, very big problem. You know, we all have a website, but we are just guessing. We do not know what headline is best. We do not know what button will get more clicks. This tool, PageTest.AI, it says it can fix this.
What is PageTest.AI?
Basically, PageTest.AI is an AI-powered, you know, a no-code A/B testing tool. That is the main idea. You just add a small piece of code, or a WordPress plugin, to your website. Then, you can click on any text, like your main headline, and the AI will automatically generate new versions for you. It will write, maybe, 5 or 10 new headlines. Then it will test them. It shows some visitors Version A, and some Version B. This is very, very useful. The reason is, you stop guessing. The tool will find the real winner that gets you more conversions. And you do not have to write any code.
Features
Now, the features, to be honest, they look very powerful. Here are the main ones:
- AI Content Generation: This is the main one. The AI writes new versions of your headlines and your button text.
- No-Code A/B Testing: You can run A/B tests and even multivariate tests without being a developer.
- Chrome Extension: It has an extension to help you set up the tests.
- Analytics: It tracks clicks, engagement, and scroll depth to show you the winning version.
Conclusion
So, the final question… is PageTest.AI worth it? I am going to be very direct. You must listen very carefully. The idea of this tool is a 10/10. It is a fantastic concept.
BUT. This is very, very important. I looked at the reviews and the questions, and there are huge red flags. Many, many users are reporting that the tool is, to be honest, “totally useless.” One user said that when they added the code, it broke their contact form. Another user said the tool started changing all the text on their website by itself, without permission. This is, I mean, this is a very, very big problem.
And the worst part? The support. Many users are saying the support is “non-existent.” People are waiting 20 days for an email reply. To be honest, this looks like a “hobby” project, not a real, serious product. The idea is a 10/10, but the execution and the support are, I think, a very, very big risk. You must be very careful with this one. Simple as that.
