Link rotator for split tests

Two, three or more offers and landing pages sit behind one link. Traffic splits evenly or by shares, and a returning visitor lands on the same variant. The link in your ad stays as it is.

Link in your ad go.yourdomain.com/split
Condition Goes to Share 1 Lander A · 25% Share 3 Lander B · 75% Back an hour later Same lander Bot Bot page

How to run a split test

  1. Add the URLs

    In the traffic route, enter the first URL and add another, or separate several with a | in one field.

  2. Set the shares

    Without shares, every click picks a URL at random with equal odds. Set shares to change that: 1 and 3 give 25% and 75%.

  3. Keep visitors on one URL

    Choose "Keep the same" and a returning visitor sees the same URL for the number of hours you set.

  4. Compare the results

    The click log shows which URL each visitor was sent to. Compare conversions in your affiliate network or tracker.

What it looks like

URLs and shares in one place

Three landing pages at 50, 30 and 20. Change the shares any time, the link stays the same.

Variants in the links list

Next to each link you see how many URLs sit behind it and how many clicks it got.

Why it matters

Drop the losing variant in a minute

Swap or add the URLs behind a link and every place where it is already posted keeps sending clicks.

A/B test guide
Equal

Default split

Several URLs separated by | get equal odds, picked at random for each click.

25 / 75

Set your own shares

Shares count relative to their sum, so 1 and 3 send 25% and 75% of clicks.

Sticky

Same URL for returning visitors

A visitor is remembered for as many hours as you set.

Rules

Split only one segment

Add URLs and shares to a single rule, such as one country.

Works with

All traffic or one segment

Put the split in the main route to test on every click, or inside one rule to test only a segment, such as mobile visitors from one country.

Redirects

Apply a split only to one geo or device with a rule.

Click analytics

See how many clicks each URL got and what they brought.
FAQ

Questions

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With no shares set, each click picks one URL at random with equal odds, so the split evens out over many clicks. With shares, odds follow the shares.

Yes. Add two URLs, tag them with different parameters, set shares and compare conversions in your affiliate network or tracker. Do not judge the first few hundred visits.

Not if you choose "Keep the same". The visitor returns to the URL they got first, for the period you set.

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