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Convert vs Omniconvert

Convert and Omniconvert are both A/B testing tools. Of the 851 stores we index, Convert is on 33 (4%) and Omniconvert on 7 (1%). No store we index uses both.

Convert and Omniconvert on the stores we index

Of the 851 stores we index. CommerceGeek store index.
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Convert and Omniconvert on the stores we index
Only Convert33
Only Omniconvert7
Both0

Convert

On 33 of 851 stores (4%)

Convert Experiences is an A/B testing and personalisation suite for websites, stores and apps. It covers split URL, multivariate and price tests, plus server-side testing through SDKs. It also includes heatmaps, session recordings and an AI assistant. Plans are priced by monthly tested users, with a 15-day trial.

  • A/B and split URL testing
  • Shopify price testing
  • Server-side testing with six SDKs
  • Heatmaps and session recordings included
  • Targeting with 40+ filters
  • Frequentist, Bayesian and sequential stats

What it costs

Prices not published on its site · 15-day free trial, no credit card needed

From Convert's own homepage, pricing page and features page, checked 1 Nov 2026. Prices change, so check them before you buy.

Omniconvert

On 7 of 851 stores (1%)

We haven't checked Omniconvert's features and prices yet.

Switches

No stores we index have switched between Convert and Omniconvert yet. We record what each store uses at the end of every month, so switches show here as they happen.

By platform

PlatformConvertOmniconvert
Shopify243
Salesforce Commerce Cloud33

Stores using each, where the two have at least 3 between them.

By industry

IndustryConvertOmniconvert
Beauty and skincare42
Health and wellness60
Fashion and accessories41
Food and drink50
Home and furniture31
Kids and baby40
Pets40
Sports and outdoor13

Stores using each, where the two have at least 3 between them.

All the alternatives to Convert

Of the stores we index, not the whole market, and not a ranking of which tool is better. Found in each store’s public pages, so the real numbers may be higher. How we measure