Hi hackers,<p>I've been working on this app in the evenings and on the weekends for about 3 months (on and off).<p>How it's unique:<p>- Pay-as-you-go: No subscriptions. Buy credit packages (starting at $10 for 2000). 1 credit = 1 visit tested<p>- Works on dynamic pages: most A/B testing apps make a copy of your page and host variations on their servers. Simple as A/B injects variations into your pages using JS.<p>- Simple: no visual editor. Just copy & paste your HTML into variations.<p>You set variations as HTML, eg:<p><button class="red">Buy now</button><p>and<p><button class="blue">Buy now</button><p>When you sign up you'll get a 1000 credits for free.<p>http://simpleasab.com/<p>I'd love to hear your opinion.
Pretty slick, too bad you submitted during the rush when no one will notice it.<p>The main concern for me is not that you differentiate from other services, per se, but that you tell me why I should not just do it myself. I could, e.g., write a couple ruby modules that select between the features in a Rails app, and then run a really simple Hadoop job over the logs, could I not? It's not obvious to me how your service is fundamentally different.<p>If you offer things like detailed analytics tools (what browsers people are using, time-of-day breakdown, etc.), then you should say so. Because ultimately I understand that this is a hard problem, but the people visiting your site may not. By not demonstrating that you are awesome at what you do, your take-away message is that you make something that is simple to begin with, simpler. At least IMHO.<p>Other than that, good work. I dig the feel of the site very much.