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A/B TEST
SIGNIFICANCE

Check whether the observed lift between two conversion variants is likely to be real or just noise.

Z-Test Readout Confidence Levels Lift Summary

Experiment Inputs

Variant A
Variant B

When to Trust It

Stable inputs

Make sure both variants ran under the same conditions and for the same audience.

Enough traffic

Tiny samples often produce dramatic uplifts that disappear as more data comes in.

One primary metric

Decide in advance which conversion matters most so you do not cherry-pick the winner after the fact.

Conversion Experiment

A/B Significance

Confidence Level
95%
Variant A
5.00%

1000 visitors total

Variant B
8.00%

1000 visitors total

Outcome

Statistically significant

Variant B is ahead at 95% confidence with a relative uplift of +60.00%.

Relative Uplift
+60.00%
Z Score
2.72
What This Metric Means

The calculator uses a two-proportion z-test with a pooled standard error, which is the common quick check for A/B conversion tests.

Export / Save

Export a clean experiment summary for growth reviews, product decisions, or stakeholder recaps.

WHY USE THIS A/B SIGNIFICANCE CALCULATOR?

Two-Variant Comparison

Compare conversion rates for control and test variants side by side

Confidence Controls

Switch between 90%, 95%, and 99% confidence assumptions quickly

Significance Check

Use a two-proportion z-test to judge whether the observed lift is meaningful

Lift Summary

See relative uplift, z-score, and the current winner in one output card

Export Snapshot

Share the test readout with product, growth, or leadership teams

Input Validation

Catch impossible states such as conversions exceeding visitors before reading the result