A/B Testing Tools

Crazy Egg vs Kameleoon

Compare Crazy Egg and Kameleoon side-by-side. See feature differences and pricing in the A/B Testing Tools category.

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Pricing: Free tier capped at 1,000 sessions a day; Starter $29, Plus $99, Pro $249, Enterprise $599 a month, billed annually (September 2026)

Crazy Egg is a website behavior tool for small marketing teams: heatmaps, session recordings, funnels and surveys, with a visual A/B tester on the higher plans.

6 /19 features Full profile

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Kameleoon

by Kameleoon

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Pricing: 30-day free trial of Prompt-Based Experimentation. No public prices; every plan is quoted after a demo, checked September 2026.

Kameleoon is an A/B testing and AI personalization platform with feature flags and mobile app SDKs, quoted by sales rather than sold on public plans.

9 /19 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

A/B Testing Tools features side-by-side

Feature	Crazy Egg 6/19 features	Kameleoon 9/19 features
Visual variant editor A point-and-click editor that changes page elements for a variant without code.	Yes	No
Code-level variant editing Custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript per variant.	Yes	Yes
Split URL testing Sends traffic between separate URLs rather than editing one page.	Yes	No
Multivariate testing Tests combinations of several page elements at once.	No	No
Multi-page funnel experiments One experiment applied consistently across a sequence of pages.	No	No
Server-side experiment SDKs Backend SDKs for experiments in application code rather than in the browser.	No	Yes
Feature flags and rollouts Toggles features per audience and rolls them out gradually, with a kill switch.	No	Yes
Mobile app experiments iOS and Android SDKs for in-app experiments.	No	Yes
Bayesian statistics engine Reports the probability each variant is best rather than only a p-value.	No	Yes
Sequential testing Lets you stop an experiment early without inflating the false-positive rate.	No	Yes
Multi-armed bandit allocation Shifts traffic toward the winning variant automatically while the test runs.	Yes	Yes
Experiment audience targeting Runs an experiment only for visitors matching attributes, source or behavior.	Yes	No
Mutually exclusive experiment groups Keeps visitors out of experiments that would interfere with each other.	No	No
Guardrail metrics Secondary metrics that must not regress for a variant to win.	No	No
Revenue goals Tracks order value or revenue per visitor as an experiment metric.	No	No
Single-page app support Works with React, Vue and other single-page apps, with anti-flicker handling.	No	Yes
Experiment scheduling Starts and stops an experiment on a date and time.	No	No
GA4 and analytics integrations Sends variant assignments to Google Analytics 4 and other analytics tools.	Yes	Yes
Warehouse-native analysis Computes results on your own warehouse data rather than the vendor's copy.	No	No
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