80% of software features are rarely or never used. SaaS companies spend $29.5 billion annually on unused features. Your sprint velocity is high. Your impact is unmeasured. Every release is a $42K bet on a hunch.
For B2B SaaS at $3M-$80M ARR
THE 3-MINUTE BREAKDOWN
Why most SaaS experiments fail — and how to get definitive results in 8 weeks.
Your team runs 0-2 experiments per quarter. Half are inconclusive.
Two 'winners' shipped to production reverted within 6 weeks — false positives from underpowered tests presented as significant.
Success criteria get changed after launch based on which metric trends better.
Sample sizes never calculated. 7 of 9 experiments at one company produced zero learnings in 6 months. That's months of engineering with no signal.
The alternative: experiments grounded in behavioral data.
Pre-registered hypotheses. Power analysis. Sample sizes calculated. Success criteria locked before launch. Results that are definitive. Each builds on the last.
THE EXPERIMENT TRAP
Equating shipping on time with success. A well-timed release that doesn't contribute to growth is still a failure. But nobody measures the difference.
'Let's try making the CTA button bigger.' No behavioral data informing the hypothesis. No connection to the metrics that matter.
Two experiments shipped. 6 weeks later, metric reverted. Tests were underpowered — p=0.08 presented as significant. Product decisions based on noise.
The metric changed based on which was trending better. If you can't define winning before the experiment, the result is meaningless.
Every experiment starts from scratch. No institutional learning. Same hypothesis tested in different forms every quarter because nobody documented what failed.
spent annually on unused features across SaaS
At $42K per feature, even a small team ships $500K+/year of unmeasured bets.
experiments produced zero learnings in 6 months
Not bad results — no results. Months of engineering time without a single definitive signal.
annual revenue sitting behind 3 measurement blind spots
Experiments hadn't targeted them because analytics couldn't see them.
THE SHIFT
| TODAY | AT WEEK 8 | |
|---|---|---|
| Experiment velocity | 0-2 per quarter, mostly inconclusive | 3-6 running, each with definitive results |
| Hypothesis source | Opinions from brainstorm | Behavioral data — segments, actions, metrics |
| Sample sizing | 'Run it for 2 weeks' | Power analysis. MDE calculated. Duration by math. |
| Success criteria | Shifts after launch | Pre-registered. Locked. No goalposts moved. |
| Feature impact | Ship and hope | Every release measured against retention, activation, expansion |
| Experiment memory | Starts from scratch | Full library. Each builds on the last. |
THE PROCESS
Analytics audit: which metrics matter, which events are broken, which critical actions have zero tracking. Gap analysis sized by revenue impact. You can't experiment on what you can't measure.
First 3-5 experiments designed: hypothesis grounded in data, primary metric defined, success criteria locked, sample size calculated. Statistical framework documented. Your team gets the methodology.
First experiments reach significance. Definitive results. Each feeds the next hypothesis. Experiment library started. Your team runs the engine independently.
WHY OUR EXPERIMENTS PRODUCE RESULTS
Most teams fail at experimentation because the infrastructure doesn't exist — not because the ideas are bad. Events are broken. Metrics aren't defined. Sample sizes are never calculated. We build the measurement foundation first, then design experiments grounded in the data that foundation surfaces.
Every experiment connects to the analytics layer. Hypotheses come from behavioral patterns, not brainstorm sessions. Success criteria are locked before the first user enters the test. One e-commerce SaaS had 3 measurement blind spots hiding millions in annual revenue — experiments hadn't targeted them because analytics couldn't see them.
One healthcare SaaS ran continuous experiments over 6 months, each building on the last. No inconclusive results. No moved goalposts. Each experiment produced a definitive signal that informed the next.
THE WORK
annual opportunity identified
missing events discovered
Activation funnel had zero coverage below step 3. Highest-value feature had zero tracking. Revenue opportunity was invisible — experiments couldn't target blind spots analytics couldn't see.
experiments completed in 6 months
analytics cost reduction
Each experiment produced a definitive result. Each informed the next hypothesis. No inconclusive tests. No moved goalposts. Compounding knowledge — not isolated bets.
Pre-registered hypotheses. Power analysis. Locked criteria. If the methodology still doesn't produce at least one definitive result — full refund, no questions.
First definitive results in 8 weeks. Money-back guarantee.