Choose a plan for the traffic you test.
Choose the monthly request allowance your experiments need. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial to connect your app and set up your first test.
Estimate the enrollments and conversion events you’ll send, then choose an allowance to match. Your allowance renews monthly, even with yearly billing. Pay yearly to save compared with 12 monthly payments.
Pro
Up to 1 million Ingest API requests per month.
USD · Billed monthly
Start free trialUltimate
Up to 25 million Ingest API requests per month.
USD · Billed monthly
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What can I test with Checkmango?
Test changes you can implement in code: a signup flow, a checkout step, or backend logic. Create two or more variants, choose a conversion goal, and compare how each version performs.
How do I connect my application?
Use a PHP or JavaScript SDK, or call the REST API from any language that supports HTTP requests. Your code enrolls participants, serves their assigned variant, and records conversions. You’ll need a developer to add the integration.
How do I choose a request allowance?
Estimate how many ingest API requests your application will send each month to record actions such as experiment enrollments and conversions. One visitor can generate several requests, so page views alone won’t tell you which plan to choose. The allowance renews monthly, even when you pay yearly. Contact us if you need help estimating your usage.
Can I try it before subscribing?
All plans include a 14-day free trial. You can cancel your subscription at any time from your organization’s billing dashboard.
Can I use feature flags without an A/B test?
Yes. Feature flags work independently of experiments. Give a flag a key, set it to enabled or disabled, and optionally store a value. Your application reads the flag through the API and decides which functionality to show.
When should I choose a winning variant?
A higher conversion rate alone does not establish a winner. Review the statistical results and allow enough participants and time for a meaningful comparison before making a decision.