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Ecommerce Personalization Playbook
Geo-targeted offers, BFCM windows, device-specific layouts - copy-paste plays that run themselves.
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AI Image Generation
Generate campaign visuals from a prompt. Saves to your asset library.
Learn more →Real-time personalization hub
Real-Time Website Personalization
One embed across every platform. Geo, UTM, viewport, and schedule rules render in milliseconds.
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WordPress
Plugin · WordPress.org
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Real-time personalization
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Plugin · Magento personalization
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Headless CMS personalization
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Real-time personalization
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Headless CMS personalization
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On WordPress.org
ConversionWax for WordPress
Official plugin: shortcode-based banners, A/B testing, and AI image generation. Defer-loaded, Core Web Vitals friendly.
Get the plugin →Help docs
ConversionWax for Adobe Commerce
Plugin for Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. Setup guide and configuration steps.
Read the docs →Asset imports
Just released
Canva → ConversionWax
Import banner designs and hero images from Canva directly into your ConversionWax asset library. Skip the export-upload cycle.
See how it works →Anywhere else
One embed code
If your site can accept a script, ConversionWax works on it. WooCommerce, Webflow, BigCommerce, Squarespace, custom builds.
See setup →Actionable insights to help you grow smarter, not just louder. We break down what actually moves the needle in e-commerce and digital marketing.
Six platforms get pitched as VWO competitors. They are not equivalent. VWO sits in the middle tier of the CRO market: more capable than SMB tools, less expensive than enterprise platforms. The right alternative depends on whether you need a CRO suite, a focused testing tool, or a personalization platform.
Optimizely Web Experimentation is the testing-only SKU within the broader Optimizely platform. Buying it standalone (without Personalization, Feature Experimentation, CMS, or Commerce) is the cheapest entry point into Optimizely. Vendr data shows standalone Web Experimentation contracts typically land at the lower end of the Optimizely range. What Optimizely Web Experimentation
Optimizely Personalization is a separate SKU from Optimizely Web Experimentation, sold on top of the testing platform. The targeting model uses audience segments, behavioral signals, and ML-driven Auto-Personalization. The pricing is enterprise. This page covers what the product actually does, what it costs, and where it fits relative to dedicated
Optimizely and VWO are both web experimentation platforms with overlapping vocabulary and very different price tiers. Optimizely's Vendr-median annual contract is $78,000. VWO's is $16,660. The right choice depends less on features than on which buyer profile you fit. Quick verdict * On price. Optimizely
Optimizely does not publish pricing. Vendr aggregates 109 logged Optimizely contracts and puts the median annual deal at $78,000, with a range from $31,500 to $199,435. The complication is that "Optimizely" means different things depending on which SKU you are buying. This page sorts the
Seven platforms get pitched as Optimizely competitors. They are not equivalent. Optimizely is a multi-SKU enterprise stack (Web Experimentation, Personalization, CMS, Commerce, CDP) with a Vendr-median annual contract of $78,000. Most of the "competitors" people search for replace one of those SKUs, not the whole stack. This