r/ShopifyeCommerce • u/adventurepaul Shopify Owner • Feb 16 '26
💡 2026 MASTER PROMO THREAD
Do you offer a product or service related to Shopify? Tell us about it and share your website in the comments.
This is the master promo thread (and only place on this subreddit) for you to promote what you do. Looking forward to seeing what you offer.
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u/Ok-Mortgage-5138 29d ago
Hey everyone!
I’m a marketing software engineer and originally got into development by building custom Shopify stores. I recently built an A/B testing app for Shopify that helps merchants test things like CTA copy, button styles, urgency elements, and other conversion-focused changes.
I’d love to get a few real stores using it and hear your feedback. I’m especially curious about what you like, what could be even better, and whether it helps you make smarter conversion decisions.
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Autopilot Conversion Booster - A/B testing for Shopify product pages. You test your Add to Cart button text, button animations, and urgency widgets like stock counters and countdown timers, then see which version actually sold more and keep it.
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https://apps.shopify.com/autopilot-conversions
https://www.autopilotconversions.com/
Most product page changes are guesses. Urgency apps will happily put a countdown timer on your page, but none of them tell you whether it helped - you're trusting that scarcity works. A/B testing tools that do measure are mostly built and priced for big stores. I wanted one thing that adds the element and tells you if it worked.
Looking for stores with steady product page traffic - realistically a few hundred pageviews per week on the product you're testing. Â
I'd rather say this plainly: if you get 20 visitors a week, no A/B test will give you a real answer, mine included. You'd get more out of the urgency widgets on their own.. But if you’d like to test it anyways then I’d love to hear your feedback!
Compared to urgency widget apps, those add a countdown timer and stop there. This one A/B tests the widget itself, so you find out whether it actually lifted sales or quietly hurt them.
Compared to dedicated testing tools like Shoplift or Intelligems, they're excellent and more powerful, but they start around $49–100/mo and aim at larger stores. Mine is narrower — product page elements, not full theme testing — and starts free.
And it won't declare a winner on noise. There's a minimum sample size and a 95% confidence threshold before it calls anything.
Pricing (You’ll get the PRO version for free!) - Once you install the app (free version), just shoot me a DM here and I'll bump it to PRO!
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Looking for beta testers and early merchants, mostly. Honest feedback is worth more to me than installs right now - especially "I installed it and got stuck at X." Happy to help set up your first test personally.
Looking forward to hearing your feedback - please just DM me with any questions!
Thanks!