a/b testing

Let optimization run your A/B tests

Write as many variants as you want for any step in the sequence. The optimization engine shifts sending volume toward whatever's winning and quietly pauses what isn't. You control the guardrails: minimum sends per variant, how many days it waits before acting, and the threshold that triggers an auto-pause.

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The numbers choose the winner, not you

As many variants as a step needs

Create however many variants a step calls for, testing subject lines, body copy, or both in the same run.

Volume shifts on its own

Sending volume reallocates toward top performers automatically, with no manual intervention required.

Underperformers get benched

Variants that consistently lag get paused once your configured thresholds are met.

Each step tests independently

A/B tests at one step run separately from every other — optimizing step 2 has no bearing on what happens at step 4.

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Run the test, keep what wins

Write your variants

Draft multiple versions — A, B, C, and beyond — for any step in your sequence. Test subject lines, body copy, or both at once.

Set the optimization thresholds

Decide the minimum sends per variant before optimization can act, how many days to wait first, and the threshold that triggers an auto-pause. A minimum variant count is available too.

Hand it off to the algorithm

From here, the system keeps shifting more volume toward whatever's converting best and automatically pauses variants that fall below your thresholds.

Dialing in subject lines

Run several subject lines on your first send. Once optimization spots a leader, that variant starts claiming most of the remaining volume.

Testing every step independently

Give each step its own set of variants running on its own clock. Optimize the entire sequence, not just the opener.

Iterating on the message itself

Try different value props, calls to action, or email lengths, and let performance data settle the argument instead of a gut call.

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Optimization built on rules, not gut feel

The algorithm picks the winner, not a person

Plenty of tools let you set up variants and then leave the winner-picking to you. Sendbox's optimization engine reallocates volume toward top performers and pauses the rest automatically. You define the rules; the system executes them.

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Optimization you can see into

You decide when the engine acts. Set the minimum sends per variant, the minimum number of days before anything gets paused, and the auto-pause threshold. Raise the minimum variant count if you'd rather keep more options alive longer. The math runs on your terms.

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As many as you need — A, B, C, and beyond, with no strict ceiling.

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