Confidence and p-value
The confidence shown is 1 − p-value. The result is significant when it exceeds your chosen level: the difference is then unlikely to be due to chance.
Enter the figures for each variant. You’ll know whether the difference is significant, how much traffic is missing, and what the variant would earn once rolled out.
The confidence shown is 1 − p-value. The result is significant when it exceeds your chosen level: the difference is then unlikely to be due to chance.
It gives the plausible range of the true uplift. If it includes 0%, the observed difference could still be explained by chance: keep the test running.
If A and B don’t receive their planned share of traffic (Sample Ratio Mismatch), the test is probably biased. Check your setup before drawing conclusions.
Method: two-proportion Z-test (pooled variance). Expected split: 50 / 50. Impact is estimated on your current traffic, excluding seasonality.
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