Scale your experimentation program with Liftmap

Prove the ROI of your experimentation efforts with real evidence. Get at-a-glance reporting on experiment velocity, win-rate, and progress against organizational objectives. Input all your program expenses and keep an running total of youru programs ROI to help arm you for your next budget conversation.

Opportunity cost is the greatest constraint for any testing program. Liftmap allows you to engage the broader team by capturing test ideas, hypotheses, prioritizing them, and converting them into experiments.

Level-up the skills of your organization by providing guidelines for writing hypotheses, and scoring ideas. Using industry leading frameworks like PIE, ICE, or upload a custom one of your own.

An efficient experimentation program requires a streamlined process that ensures all experiments are made with consistency.

Just starting and looking for guidance? Use one of our out-of-the-box workflows.

A professional agency with established workflows? No problem, create and use your own custom workflow. You can even have multiple workflows for different teams or experiment types.

Visibility is important when scaling your experimentation program. Build out a work-schedule for each experiment, or get an overview of all experiments in your pipeline. This helps you avoid experiment collisions, as well as keep all stakeholders informed of the roadmap.

Say good-bye to a mix of spreadsheets and generic task managers. Liftmap allows you to keep all of your experiment communication in a central location.

You can tag your team in comments, assign experiments, track activity and staff workload, and store all your experimentation documentation. Liftmap ensures the entire team stays in the loop.

Start growing your repository of insights and test results. Using Liftmap's tagging and results management system you can automatically build a testing repository that is easily searchable and useful for both executives and practitioners.

You can use your repository to onboard new team members, generate new hypothesis, search for trends in your results, or share a test read-out with your boss or stakeholder.