Page scanning
Keak analyzes a page's structure, copy, and conversion points before generating test ideas, so the workflow starts from the live page rather than a blank setup.
Keak is an AI-powered A/B testing platform for websites and landing pages. Generate variants, run experiments, and track results with dashboard alerts.
Keak is an AI-powered A/B testing platform for websites and landing pages. It scans a page, generates alternative variants, runs tests, and learns from traffic to help teams improve conversions without manually building each experiment.
The product is positioned for fast setup and low implementation overhead. The site says you can launch a test in less than five minutes, view results in a dashboard, and receive Slack or email alerts when important events happen. Keak also supports a wide range of website technologies, from plain HTML and JavaScript to major frameworks and no-code builders.
Keak analyzes a page's structure, copy, and conversion points before generating test ideas, so the workflow starts from the live page rather than a blank setup.
The platform creates alternate headlines, CTAs, layouts, and other variants with AI, reducing the need to hand-write every experiment.
Tests can launch directly from generated variants, with traffic split automatically while Keak tracks results and picks a winner.
Results update in the dashboard in real time, and key events can be sent through Slack and email alerts.
Keak supports a REST API and webhooks for teams that want programmatic control over tests, results, and notifications.
The platform is built to apply variants quickly with minimal page impact, including asynchronous loading and zero layout shift.
Teams can use Keak to test landing pages that receive paid traffic, comparing different headlines, CTAs, layouts, or copy to improve conversion rate on the destination page.
Product or growth teams can generate variants from an existing page and let Keak manage traffic splits and winner selection without building each version by hand.
Developers can connect Keak to sites built with supported frameworks or no-code platforms and use the API or webhooks to automate test operations and notifications.
Marketing teams can monitor live test status in the dashboard and receive Slack or email alerts when a key event occurs or a winner is declared.
Site owners who need to preserve page performance can run experiments with a lightweight script that the site says loads asynchronously and applies variants with zero layout shift.
Keak works with standard website stacks, including plain HTML/CSS/JS, major JavaScript frameworks such as Next.js, React, Vue.js, Angular, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Vite, and Gatsby, and no-code platforms like Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, and Framer.
Keak says its pixel is about 31KB gzipped, loads asynchronously, and applies variants in under 100ms with zero layout shift. The company also says it uses an anti-flicker overlay to prevent visible flashing while tests run.
Keak offers a REST API for programmatic access on Pro and Enterprise plans. The API can create tests, retrieve results, manage variations, and trigger webhooks.
Keak is designed to optimize landing pages and other pages that receive ad traffic. It does not test ad creatives themselves; instead, it measures conversion uplift on the destination page.
The homepage says tests do not serve traffic until you add a payment method. Free accounts can build and preview variants, but traffic serving follows Keak's usage-based billing model.