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, then a Quick A/B with a client-ready PDF in minutes.

Flash A/B runs on Pro. Every work-email signup gets 1 free study, enough for a full Quick Review or Quick A/B.

See real sample deliverables ↓

Two tiers

Flash for a directional read. Quick A/B for the client-ready report.

Flash A/B

Directional · n=50

  • 50 respondents, each sees both versions (paired)
  • Paste copy or public URL, no upload
  • No study charge, with a daily limit. On Pro and above
  • Printable web page, no PDF
Run Flash A/B (printable web page) →

Quick A/B

~6 min · client-ready

  • 500 respondents, each sees both versions (paired)
  • Image, PDF, DOCX, or URL upload
  • Counts as one study, A/B included, no surcharge
  • 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. Quick is the emailed client-ready PDF. Flash is on-screen only. A downloadable sample file is not posted on this site yet.

Quick A/B

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

Flash A/B

Flash is on-screen only. A sample is available on request.

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 spendOne study
TimeDays (impression threshold)minutes, not a live send
OutputConversion rate onlySentiment, themes, quotes, winner

Flash is directional qualitative feedback, not a replacement for live conversion data.

Two versions. One question. Answers in minutes.

Sign up, paste Version A and Version B, and run a Quick A/B. Flash is on Pro for now.