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Checkout and pricing pages carry the most revenue per pixel. Scopeout tests copy, layout, offers and flows there, continuously, with guardrails.
Test the pages that move revenue
Every variant is on your design system, behind a flag, and measured against control before it ships.
Start from the evidence
Replays and tickets show where checkout breaks. Research writes the brief with every claim cited.
Draw the variant on your system
Saved addresses first, express pay above the fold, a shorter form. Each is a real screen, not a mockup.
Roll out in stages
Publish moves the winner from 10% to 100% with an approver on the button and one-click rollback.
The same loop, your metrics.
The method does not change by business model. The evidence, the tests and the number that has to move do.
Plan order, annual default and anchors tested with revenue guardrails.
Saved addresses, express pay, shipping thresholds and promo fields.
In-app purchase flows, store sheet timing, price points by market.
Fees shown early, payment options, trust signals at the pay step.
Built for checkout and pricing
Friction scored per field
Form fields, payment methods and error states, each with its own drop-off and fix.
Pricing page variants
Plans, anchors and copy tested as real pages, not survey questions.
Revenue guardrails
Tests watch refund rate, AOV and support volume, and stop early when a guardrail moves.
Code your engineers can read
Build writes the change as a pull request in your repo, with tests and a preview.
Start from a prompt.
“Mobile checkout conversion dropped 6% at the address step. Find out why and propose ranked fixes.”
Run this when my batch opens →“Compare our pricing page with three competitors and list the gaps.”
Run this when my batch opens →“Implement saved addresses first on the delivery step behind a feature flag, with tests and a preview.”
Run this when my batch opens →Questions, answered.
Does Scopeout touch payments?
No. It tests the flow and pages around checkout. Payment processing stays with your provider.
Can we test pricing safely?
Yes. Tests run behind flags with revenue guardrails, and a variant can be rolled back in one click.
What does an engineer see?
A pull request in your repo with tests and a preview link, the same as any teammate would open.
Stop running the business. Start directing it.
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