5 scans per month.
AI powered hypothesis generation, ranked and falsifiable.
Signals reads your page and your GA4, then generates a ranked, evidence graded backlog of A/B test hypotheses. Every idea is grounded in real behavior and argued against before it reaches you.
Three evidence streams. One ranked backlog.
Seven stages with a shape. Three evidence streams converge into one multimodal payload, then Signals generates hypotheses, argues against its own work, and ranks what survives. Tap any stage to see inside it.
Three things a best practice checklist will not do.
Anyone can print a list of ideas. The work is deciding what is worth your traffic, and being honest about how sure it is.
A finding on the page is not a hypothesis until behavior agrees.
Signals needs two signals before anything reaches your backlog, a structural finding on the page and a behavioral pattern in your GA4. A small mobile CTA is not an issue until your mobile conversion rate says so too.
Before a test slot is spent, the agent argues against itself.
A second pass names the strongest failure mode, the likeliest confounder, the alternative explanation, and the single test that would tell them apart. You get the argument against the recommendation, attached to the recommendation.
A standalone audit guesses once. Signals hears back.
Because Signals runs inside ABTestly, the audit and the test engine are one system. Once a linked experiment concludes, its outcome feeds back automatically as a prior for the next scan of that domain. The learning is in context, not model training.
Test ready is earned, never assumed.
The point of Signals is telling you what it does not know. These behaviors are built in, not bolted on.
The qualification gate
It tells you when your traffic cannot reach significance, and refuses to fake confidence about it.
Six confidence tiers
Every hypothesis carries one of six tiers. The tier reflects what Signals actually got from your data, not what you hoped for.
It never invents a number
Thin evidence is labeled, not inflated. When a claim rests on page structure alone, Signals says so and names the cheapest action that would confirm it.
Every shipped test makes the next scan sharper.
Signals does not hand off a backlog and forget it. Ship a hypothesis in ABTestly, and when the experiment concludes its result returns as a prior for the next scan. Nothing to log by hand.
Signals runs on the Anthropic commercial API. Your data is never used to train models, so this is a data feedback loop, not model fine tuning. Signals produces the backlog and the test plan; you stay in control of what ships.
Signals is free for every paid plan, while it is in Beta.
No extra charge and nothing to switch on. If your ABTestly plan is paid, Signals runs today at no cost.
Signals will be priced by scans per month. One scan is one full audit run. These prices are not live yet, Signals stays free until Beta ends.
25 scans per month.
100 scans per month.
See what Signals finds on your own site.
Point it at a page, connect GA4, and read the backlog it returns. Free to start, no card.