Bayesian A/B Test Calculator
A Bayesian A/B test calculator turns your raw visitors and conversions into the probability that B beats A, the expected loss of shipping the wrong variant, and 95% credible intervals – not just a p-value. It models each variant as a Beta distribution and gives you a direct, risk-adjusted ship/no-ship answer in seconds. Paste your test results below to get started.
Enter the raw counts from your testing platform (Optimizely, VWO, Convert, etc.)
Control (A)
Variant (B)
Enter your test data to see whether you should ship or keep testing.
Why Bayesian over Frequentist?
Classical (frequentist) testing gives you a p-value – the probability of seeing your data if there was no effect. That's not what you actually want to know. You want to know: what's the probability that B is better than A?
Bayesian testing answers that directly. It also lets you stop tests early without inflating false-positive rates, and it quantifies the expected loss of making the wrong decision – giving you a risk-adjusted framework for shipping winners. For the full breakdown, read our guide on Bayesian vs. frequentist A/B testing.
Prefer a classic p-value, or planning a test before you run it? Try the statistical significance calculator and the A/B test sample size calculator.
How to read the results
The probability that Variant B has a higher true conversion rate than Control A. Above 95% is typically a strong signal to ship.
If you ship the winning variant and you're wrong, how much conversion rate do you expect to lose? Below 0.5% is considered safe to ship.
The observed percentage improvement in conversion rate. Remember: observed uplift ≠ true uplift. Use this alongside probability-to-beat-control.
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