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Find out if a shorter checkout actually converts better for your store

The single-page-vs-multi-step checkout debate has strong opinions on both sides and no universal answer - it depends on your product and buyer. This runs the actual test on your traffic.

Analyzeexperiment-strategistEcommerceStandard1 step1 output
Experiment

Website experiment created on /experiences.

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What it does

Runs a client-side experiment testing whether a single-page or multi-step checkout flow reduces abandonment.

You get

a direct measurement of single-page vs. multi-step checkout abandonment

How it works

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Configure Website Experiment

Run Experiment

Follow the two-path setup below: configure the experience top-level (Path 1), then author the variant content (Path 2).

Produces:Experiment

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Checkout Flow Length Test: 1 vs Multi-Step | Intempt