Top QUESTIONS about GreatPages A/B TESTING

1. Can I create more than one test on the same page?

You can create as many variations as you want within a test, but you can only run one experiment at a time.

2. What does "Statistical relevance" mean?

Relevance is used to determine how reliable your test is. This calculation is based on the display percentage of each variation (copy) of the Experiment (test) and on the total number of visits received.

3. What is the difference between "Variation" and "Experiment"?

Variations are the copies of the pages that are being tested. There is the original page, which we call "Current", and the copied pages, which we call "Variation".
The Experiment is the test itself. You can create as many Variations (copies) as you want within a single Experiment (Test).

4. Does the A/B test Experiment end on its own?

The Experiment does not end on its own! You will need to open the experiment and click to finish it yourself.

5. Can I use the Variation link in an ad?

We provide the variation link, but we do not recommend using it in ads because that will influence your test. The recommended approach is to use only the page link, so that traffic distribution happens automatically according to the Display settings.

6. What are the payment methods?

The payment methods are the same as for plan subscriptions. Credit card for monthly, semiannual and annual payments, and bank slip (boleto) for semiannual and annual payments.

7. Can I pay annually?

Yes, you can pay for the A/B testing feature together with your plan. You can pay monthly, semiannually or annually.

8. If I cancel A/B Testing, do I also cancel my plan?

No! A/B testing is a feature added to the plan, so when you cancel the feature, you do not cancel the plan.

9. I am an Essencial Plan customer, can I add A/B Testing?

The A/B testing feature is available for purchase only on the Negócio and Agência plans.

10. How much does the A/B testing feature cost?

Currently the add-on feature costs R$ 69,90 per month (subject to change).

Still have questions? Reach out to our team on Chat! We're always happy to help.

🔁 What happens to the losing page after the A/B Test?

As soon as you finish the A/B test in GreatPages and choose the winning page, that version becomes the new main/original page, replacing the previous one.

⚠️ The other version (the one that lost) is not saved or accessible — it is discarded automatically and cannot be recovered afterwards.

📌 That is why we strongly recommend duplicating your pages before starting a test, in case you want to keep copies to use or review later.

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"da5690ae-ad91-4988-b7bb-9b09324950e6","vfx9ie","como-funciona-a-criacao-das-versoes-mobile-e-desktop-no-greatpages","How creating the MOBILE and DESKTOP VERSIONS works in GreatPages",,"The Desktop and Mobile versions work together, but they can also be created separately.

To make this version creation process easier, in GreatPages, when you add elements to the page on Desktop, all of these elements are automatically added to the Mobile version of the page.

This means that every change you make to the Desktop version of the page will be transferred to the Mobile version.

The opposite also happens. If you add new elements, or edit existing elements on Mobile, those changes will be transferred to Desktop (except for moving elements and decreasing or increasing their sizes).

That is why the best way to create both versions of your page is to first build 100% of the Desktop version, and only after it is ready start creating the Mobile version.

And when you start creating the Mobile version, we recommend clicking the "Reconstruir mobile" button so that the system itself better organizes the elements within their respective blocks, making it easier to arrange them.

If you want to add elements that appear in only one of the versions, or want to create different elements for each version, use our Hide elements feature.

Click here and see in this tutorial how to hide elements.

If you use the delete elements feature instead of hiding, be aware that these elements will be deleted in both the "Desktop and Mobile" versions. So, when you want to use different elements in the two versions, use the tip above about "Hiding" instead of deleting.

Another feature, relatively simple but which can make a difference when organizing the Mobile version of your page, is using our "Agrupar" and "Preservar aspecto" feature.

You will find these features in the page's Desktop editor when you try to select more than one element at a time, and they basically serve to keep these elements grouped together.

If you enable the "Aspecto" feature, the group of elements will adapt to the mobile screen size. Therefore, only use this feature when the group of elements is less than 360px wide.

Otherwise, the elements will look somewhat distorted.

Still have questions? If you need help, reach out to our support team. We're always happy to help!

IMPORTANT: We recommend editing the versions with only one editor tab open, since having two editor tabs of the same page open can cause conflicts in the edits. Likewise, we recommend that only one person edit the page, since if two people are editing the page at the same time it can cause conflicts in the edits.

Updated on: 08/01/2026

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