Wavelynks vs. the alternatives

Hire people. Learn it all.Or paste one line.

There are three ways to find out why your store doesn’t sell more: pay an agency, become a testing expert yourself, or let Echo do the work and keep the decisions. Here’s the honest version of each.

Count the steps. Yours, specifically.

From “I think my store could sell more” to a winner that’s live. Press race.

A CRO agency12 steps you sit through

Ready

A DIY testing tool11 steps you do yourself

Ready

Wavelynks3 steps you do

Ready

Echo does the rest: finds the problem, writes the hypothesis, builds the variant, sizes the test, runs it, reads it once.

One step per tick. Real projects take as long as each step takes; we’re counting the steps, not inventing the days.

Side by side.

WavelynksA CRO agencyA DIY testing tool
Finds what to test Depends
Ideas backed by evidence from your store
Builds the variant Depends
No developer needed Depends Depends
Sizes the test from your real traffic Depends Depends
Protects you from peeking Depends
Pauses variants that break the page Depends
Asks shoppers why they don’t buy Depends
Measures what it all earned (holdback) Depends Depends
Pauses, ships and reports while you sleep
How you payFrom $49/mo. Free in early accessA monthly retainerA subscription, plus your time

“Depends” means some agencies and tools do it, some don’t, or it depends on your plan and your team.

When you shouldn’t use Wavelynks.

Honesty is cheaper than refunds.

You have a CRO team and a big budget.

Analysts, designers and developers who test full-time? Keep them. A good agency or in-house team will go deeper than any tool.

Your store gets very little traffic.

Testing needs visitors. If a page gets a few dozen a week, no tool can tell a winner from luck. Echo will tell you that before you start, and the scan is still free.

You want to redesign everything at once.

Echo improves a store one tested change at a time. A full rebrand is a different job.

Not sure? The scan will tell you

Quit guessing.
Start knowing.

Paste your URL. In about a minute you’ll know where your store loses sales. Worst case, it’s perfect. (It isn’t.)