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Keak is an AI conversion optimisation tool that scans your page, generates variants, sets up A/B experiments and helps ship the winner toward a goal you set.

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Introduction

Keak lets you set a goal, such as more demo requests, higher checkout conversion or more pricing-page visits, and runs the winning tests. It scans your page, generates variants, sets up the experiment and helps you move from idea to live test faster.

You can also edit elements directly on your live site, refine AI-generated variants and build experiments with more control. Keak is listed on There’s An AI For That.

Experiments are tests too: decide sample sizes and success metrics before launch, and do not stop tests early on a lucky streak.

Launch and background: There’s An AI For That lists Keak in its test automation category.

Features

  1. Goal-driven testing: Pick a conversion goal.
  2. AI variants: Generated copy and layout.
  3. Experiment setup: Automated.
  4. Visual editor: Edit live pages.
  5. Ship winners: Promote results.

Pros

  1. Fast iteration: Idea to live test quickly.

Cons

  1. Pricing not public: Check the site.
  2. AI variants need review: Brand and claims accuracy.
  1. Install the Keak snippet.
  2. Choose a goal and review generated variants.
  3. Launch and monitor the experiment.

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Pricing

Prices were not listed on the website when checked on 11 November 2026; contact the vendor for plans.

  1. Growth teams without dedicated CRO resources.

Conclusion

Keak automates much of the A/B testing loop.

Review AI copy before it goes live.

On CheckOps, Keak is filed under the Prototype & UX testing and Production monitoring & observability stages. Related tools listed here include Optimizely, GrowthBook, Statsig, LaunchDarkly, PostHog and Hotjar. When comparing them, weigh the licence, the languages and platforms each supports, whether it is self-hosted or managed, and how cleanly it slots into your existing CI pipeline. Details on this page were checked against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026.

Alternatives

Other tools on CheckOps that cover similar ground. Open a page, or compare one with Keak side by side.