Creative A/B Testing

Pick the winner before you spend on Meta.

Most A/B tests burn budget on live traffic. Lewsearch lets you compare two concepts with directional synthetic respondents first, Flash A/B in ~30 seconds, or Quick A/B with a client-ready PDF for $38.

Work-email signup includes 1 free credit, up to 4 Flash A/B runs (~$5 effective each) or one Quick Review (single).

See real sample deliverables ↓

Two tiers

Gut-check fast. Upgrade when the client needs a deck.

Flash A/B

~30 sec · directional

  • 50 respondents (25 per variant)
  • Paste copy or public URL, no upload
  • ¼ credit per run (1 credit = 4 runs)
  • Printable web page, no PDF
Run Flash A/B (printable web page) →

Quick A/B

~6 min · client-ready

  • 500 total respondents (250 per variant)
  • Image, PDF, DOCX, or URL upload
  • 2 credits ($38)
  • PDF emailed + interactive results
Run Quick A/B →

Sample deliverables

Real output from a DTC headline A/B test, not a mockup.

Same stimulus we used for smoke testing: two spring-sale headlines, 50 respondents per tier. Flash is the printable web result (~30 sec). Quick is the emailed client-ready PDF.

Flash A/B · ~$5 effective

Sentiment, winner, themes, and respondent quotes from a DTC headline test. Printable web export (~30 sec run).

Quick A/B · $38

Full synthesis memo with methodology notes and both stimuli shown. What you email before the client meeting.

When agencies use it

Before the pitch, before the media plan, before the client asks “why this one?”

Two campaign concepts, which message lands?
Headline A vs B before building the landing page
Offer clarity check before a Meta test budget
Pre-screen creative before the client review meeting

The math

Live ad A/BLewsearch
When you learnAfter spendBefore spend
Cost to compare 2 concepts$500–$5,000+ ad spend$5–$38
TimeDays (impression threshold)from ~30 sec to 6 min
OutputConversion rate onlySentiment, themes, quotes, winner

Flash is directional qualitative feedback, not a replacement for live conversion data. Use it to narrow concepts before media.

Two versions. One question. Answers in seconds.

Sign up with a work email, paste Version A and Version B, and run your first Flash A/B free.