The Convert + Plausible.io integration is built to bring your A/B testing data into a privacy-first analytics environment. It connects Convert’s experiment and variation assignments with Plausible’s custom events so you can analyze test performance where you already monitor traffic and behavior.
By relying on Plausible’s lightweight, cookie-free tracking, the integration helps teams keep experimentation aligned with GDPR and strict privacy requirements. You get the essential data needed to evaluate experiments, without adding another heavy analytics layer.
Experiment exposure and goal events are passed into Plausible as custom events, using experiment and variation IDs or names as properties. This lets you segment reports by which tests and variants users saw, and align A/B test tracking with the same goal framework you already use in Plausible.
Setup is intentionally low-code: once Convert and Plausible scripts are on your site, a simple snippet pushes experiment and variation details into Plausible so they appear directly in your existing dashboards.
Key capabilities
- Use Plausible.io’s privacy-focused analytics stack as the source of truth for A/B test tracking.
- Send Convert experiment and variation assignments to Plausible as custom events when visitors are bucketed.
- Include experiment and variation IDs or names as event properties for segmentation and reporting.
- Leverage Plausible custom event goals to record experiment and variation data within your existing goal structure.
- Surface experiment and variation details directly in Plausible dashboards alongside traffic and behavior metrics.
- Implement with a simple JavaScript snippet on top of standard Convert and Plausible tracking codes.
Benefits
- Run A/B tests with analytics that align with privacy-first and GDPR-friendly standards.
- Analyze experiment performance inside the same Plausible reports you already use and trust.
- Quickly see which experiments and variations users were exposed to, without extra reporting tools.
- Reduce implementation overhead with a low-code setup that doesn’t depend on heavy engineering support.
- Maintain a minimal data footprint while still getting actionable insights from your experimentation program.
- Keep experiment analytics centralized in Plausible, reducing tool sprawl and simplifying reporting workflows.