Finds the opportunities
Shuttlebase studies your site and traffic and turns what it finds into experiment concepts. No feed to maintain, no API to connect — Shuttlebase crawls your site to learn your catalog and brand.
Your store, optimizing itself. Shuttlebase is an autonomous conversion rate optimization platform for eCommerce. It finds opportunities on your site, builds real design, copy, and code changes, tests them on your live traffic, and rolls out the winners.
You approve every experiment before it launches. You do not need designers, developers, or analysts to make it work.
Finds the opportunities
Shuttlebase studies your site and traffic and turns what it finds into experiment concepts. No feed to maintain, no API to connect — Shuttlebase crawls your site to learn your catalog and brand.
Builds the changes
Every variant is a working change to your site, not a mockup or a recommendation. Each one clears an automated QA gate — AI review plus an internal sanity check — before you ever see it.
Runs the test
Approved experiments launch on a schedule that respects your concurrency cap and avoids collisions between experiments on the same pages. Traffic splits evenly, and assignment is sticky across return visits.
Ships the winners
Results come from Shuttlebase’s own first-party tracking, judged with standard frequentist tests. Deploy a winner to 100% of traffic from the dashboard, or export its code and build it into your site permanently.
| The usual CRO stack | Shuttlebase |
|---|---|
| Nobody looks at your data until you make time for it | A Shuttlebase analyst digs through your site and traffic first and flags the gaps worth testing |
| A tool hands you a list of recommendations | Experiments arrive built, QA’d, and ready to launch |
| Your designer mocks it up, your developer ships it | Variants are real design, copy, and code changes |
| An analyst reads the results | Statistical tests and a recommendations engine call it |
| Ideas queue behind sprint capacity | Experiments launch as slots open, continuously |
| You rent the wins | You can export any winning variant’s code and keep it |
Shuttlebase serves eCommerce brands looking to utilize the full potential of their business and achieve explosive growth.
Shuttlebase is frontend-agnostic and works with all major platforms and stacks — Shopify and Shopify Plus, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce (Magento), WooCommerce, VTEX, and custom or headless storefronts — including single-page apps built on React, Next.js, or Vue. It runs alongside your existing analytics and session-recording tools.
Nothing launches without your approval. Anyone with the right permission can pause an experiment, disable a single variant, or resume it later. Automation settings let you decide how much of the cycle runs on its own — from approving every step by hand to letting Shuttlebase end losers and deploy winners for you.
Guardrails run underneath all of it: losing experiments end once minimum runtimes and conversion counts are met, and when the estimated revenue loss is large, the engine flags the experiment for manual review instead of acting alone.
No. Shuttlebase generates the design, copy, and code, and handles implementation and QA. Your team reviews and approves.
It’s a small JavaScript bundle - around 14KB minified - that loads asynchronously and sends events in gzipped batches. See the tracking snippet reference.
No. Experiment results always come from Shuttlebase’s first-party tracking. GA4 is used at the account level only, for high-level analysis and idea generation.
They aren’t tracked and never enter running experiments. Deployed winning changes still render, because those are part of your site for everyone. See Privacy and consent.
Yes. You can export the variant code for any experiment and build the change into your site permanently.
More in the FAQ.