Optibase

We're live on @ProductHunt today. Over the past two years we've helped teams like @Kajabi, @riverside, @heyjasperai, @memberstack and @pheedloop run structured A/B tests. And across 3000+ teams, we kept seeing the same problems: -No hypothesis before running a test. -Tests stopped after a few days. -"Winning" results that wouldn't survive a basic stats check. Experimentation works, but only if the process behind it is sound. So we built the course we wish most teams started with. 6 modules covering: • What to test first for maximum impact. • How to calculate sample size and test duration. • How to interpret statistical significance correctly. • How to build a repeatable experimentation system. Completely free. Tool-agnostic. If you're responsible for conversion, growth, or experimentation, this might be very valuable knowledge: producthunt.com/products/a-b-t…

@yasirahmadnoori Good work!

Results like this are the reason I love this job.

What are you building this week?

Most teams believe in A/B testing. Actually doing it consistently is the hard part. @usepastel went from not testing to launching their first experiment in under and hour. One simple change: adding a homepage demo video. Result: more signups and, more importantly, clarity on what actually works. Read the full case study here 👇 optibase.io/customers/past…

@Tanjim38 All valid points.

5 things killing your SaaS landing page conversions: Hero headline talks about YOU, not the user's problem No social proof above the fold CTA says "Get Started" (means nothing) Wall of text where a demo GIF should be Mobile looks like an afterthought Fix these 5. Watch your demo bookings go up.

@DesignGuru01 Looks really premium!

Client: Design me a clean and unique landing page. Me: say less

@AngelaI866 @devanddesignhq @Joe_brendan_ Very nice progress!

I used AI to build a fintech landing page 👀 Built SendGo. First version wasn’t great → refined the system → big upgrade. 🎥 1st version • behind the scenes • improved version • Framer inspo Design = systems now. Thoughts? 👇 Huge thanks @devanddesignhq @Joe_brendan_

@dhruvmakes How did you achieve that result?

Our Landing Page revamp helped them with 50% more user conversion .

@AlfiFromToasty This is really handy for anyone starting out!

Use this wireframe for your startup Landing Page It's simple and it works

@CallerameLionel Looks really clean! Maybe just a different hero copy :)

Landing page premium. Scroll animations. Design soigné. Ce que je crée pour mes clients ✦ lc-studio.be #WebDesign #UIDesign #LandingPage

@ProductHunt That screen font gives me PTSD

and the cycle starts again

@shariar_design This looks soooo good

perfect animation

@mevmnog @eulixir_dev This could be really useful!

Building the best way to save things with @eulixir_dev Drop any URL. Describe what you need later. No organizing. No folders. Just meaning.

@mevmnog @pencildev Looking really sexy, I really love the color combo

Just finished the Cervo landing page. Probably the prettiest thing I've built in a while. - Dark theme with green accents - Fully responsive mobile layout - Clean typography and spacing - Custom wireframes for each feature I'm really enjoying prototyping with @pencildev

@thebadijack I feel like the part where you test one variable per week is where most people become disillusioned. Everyone likes the system... Until it's time to be patient and run clean tests.

How to build a landing page that converts while you sleep (99% of people never do this): Start with one measurable goal. One person. One promise. One action. Diagnose before you touch anything. Bounce rate. Error 404s. CTA clicks. Write a headline that makes one specific promise to one specific person. Agitate the pain before you pitch the fix. Make them feel seen first & empathize with them. Stack your offer by mentioning the desired result you help them achieve, your unique mechanism, timeline to achieve results and risk reversal. Add real proof. Use before and afters. Support every claim you make with proof. One CTA. Repeated across your landing page. Every week, test one variable. Just one. Headline. CTA. Offer framing. Most people redesign randomly and hope something works. You now have a system to increase conversions for your landing page.

@miltovi777 you know you did good when the owner doesn't pull up to reply with a list of what he still doesn't like haha

@OptibaseIO I'm super happy with it! biz owner is surprised about the numbers that we're getting already hahaha it's funny that within the timeframe the original agency quoted, we've already gotten promo running + signups

updates: day 1: 11 webinar signups from email copy that I wrote day 2: 23 signups from email + social nothing crazy, but for a business with a small platform, imo this is good. people are emailing the biz owner back about how 'sexy' the landing page is this year I will win

@stratalanding Couldn't agree more.

@OptibaseIO Exactly. The thank-you page gets the highest-intent traffic on the entire site — someone who just converted. And most businesses show them a generic 'we'll be in touch' message. That's where upsells, referrals, and retention start.

Most landing pages fail at these 4 things: 👀 Nobody reads your page — they scan. If your headline and CTA don't tell the full story on their own, nothing else on the page matters. Not your features section. Not your FAQ. Not your footer. The headline and the button. That's it. 🚪 Your nav bar is killing your conversions. Every exit link on a landing page drops conversion by 10-20%. Your visitor clicked an ad, landed on your page — and you gave them 8 ways to leave before they even saw the offer. Remove the nav. One page. One path. One action. 💰 Your thank-you page is wasted money. Someone just converted. They filled out your form. They're at peak intent — and you show them "Thanks, we'll be in touch." That's the highest-value moment in your entire funnel. Upsell. Cross-sell. Ask for a referral. Anything but a dead end. ✍️ Copy beats design. Every single time. An ugly page with great copy will outconvert a beautiful page with weak copy. Most businesses spend 90% of their budget on design and 10% on words. Flip it. The words do the selling. The design just makes sure people stay long enough to read them. Which one is your page missing?

@deliverhonestly Agreed.

@OptibaseIO It's hard to avoid the curse of knowledge effect. Does not hurt to try our own products from the layman's perspective from time to time

I tried to integrate my own A/B testing snippet into my landing page. The docs were incomplete. I wrote them. The snippet setup was there. What was missing: how do you actually wire it into the page? No integration example. No clear pattern for where it goes and how to confirm it fires. I had to work it out myself. Fixed it immediately. Added a proper integration section with the steps that were missing. Then finished setting up the test. You write docs for the parts you understand. You skip what feels obvious. Wrong order. The obvious parts are exactly where the first user gets stuck. #buildinpublic #indiehackers

@Adroxytechlabs 100% agree that Ads don't fix a funnel, but just expose it. If the page or offer is weak, more traffic just helps you find that out faster.

Running ads without a funnel is like pouring water into a leaking bucket. You’ll spend money… But see no results. Before ads, fix: → Landing page → Offer → Conversion flow That’s where the real ROI is.