ACO runs a continuous loop of psychological hypotheses, precise code changes, visual regression tests, and Git commits — keeping what works, reverting what does not.
Open source core · Git-native · Developer-first · Apache-2.0
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8–22%
Typical conversion lift in the first 30 days
< 60s
Time from install to first hypothesis
0
Downtime — every change passes visual regression first
1 cmd
To roll back any change from Git history
The loop
Every cycle is grounded in proven persuasion principles, validated by visual regression, and committed to Git — fully auditable.
Every cycle captures your page — full screenshot, DOM snapshot, Core Web Vitals, and accessibility audit via Playwright.
Using Cialdini's persuasion principles, the agent proposes changes grounded in psychology, then implements them as precise, single-file text diffs.
Visual regression confirms the page is intact. Winning changes are committed to Git. Failures are reverted automatically. You review and approve.
What early teams are saying
“ACO scored our trust signals at 4/10 and immediately flagged that our CTA just said 'Subscribe' — no clarity, no reciprocity. It proposed 'Start Free Trial' and added a label to our email input in the same cycle. Two copy changes, under an hour. We would not have prioritised either on our own.”
Bernard O.
Founder, mediareduce.com
“The audit caught that our hero subtitle — 'From Voice to Structured Insight' — had no authority signal behind it. ACO rewrote it to lead with the AI backing and generated a trust section hypothesis in the same pass. It saw the gap in about 60 seconds. We had been staring at that headline for months.”
George A.
Founder, relaytt.com
“We had a GS 1207:2018 compliance badge on the page but no explanation of what it means — ACO flagged this as reducing trust rather than building it. It also caught that our primary CTA had too much cognitive friction. Both fixes were prioritised and explained with the exact psychological mechanism. That level of structured reasoning is hard to get from any tool.”
Rebecca A.
Founder, ghanahouseplanner.com
Why ACO
Traffic splits run on Cloudflare Workers — sub-millisecond, no flicker, consistent per visitor without cookies.
Every accepted experiment is a real Git commit with a structured metadata message. Rollback to any previous state in one command.
ACO knows when results are statistically solid — and flags suspicious wins automatically. No spreadsheets, no arbitrary end dates.
Require your approval before anything goes live. Review the diff, before/after screenshots, and cost estimate — then click approve or discard.
Native integrations for GA4, Mixpanel, and Segment. One snippet install — no changes to your existing analytics setup.
The CLI is open source under Apache-2.0. Run it against any page — no SaaS account needed to get started.
Pricing
No per-seat fees. Pay for what you optimize. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial — no card required.
One site, fully automated.
A single 5% lift on 50K monthly visits typically pays for this plan in week one.
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Teams who want autonomous, compounding growth.
At 1M visits, a 3% lift compounds across every experiment cycle — most teams recoup costs within the first cycle.
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Enterprise with SLA, SSO, and dedicated analytics.
Common questions
Every change passes a Playwright visual regression test before it is activated. ACO takes a screenshot of the control, applies the change, screenshots again, and runs a pixel-diff. If the diff ratio exceeds your configured threshold, the change is rejected automatically and nothing goes live. In practice, ACO only touches text and simple attribute changes — it does not rewrite layout or CSS.
ACO surfaces a traffic estimate before each experiment cycle so you can see the expected time-to-significance. If you have fewer than ~10,000 monthly visits, you may not have enough data to conclude small improvements confidently — but ACO will tell you this rather than showing you a false positive. You can still run experiments; they will simply require more time or produce wider confidence intervals.
Each cycle costs roughly $0.04–$0.12 in LLM API calls (Claude or OpenAI), depending on page size and hypothesis complexity. ACO shows you the estimated cost in the dashboard before you approve a cycle. The SaaS plan includes costs for the managed infrastructure; you only pay for LLM usage on top if you exceed the included credits.
Yes. In approval mode, every hypothesis is shown to you before any code is touched. You see the proposed change, the psychological principle behind it, the before screenshot, and the cost estimate. You can approve, edit, or discard it. In autonomous mode, ACO acts without asking — but every action is a Git commit you can revert.
ACO works with any page that can include a JavaScript snippet. One line of code in your <head> is all that is required. The snippet is served from Cloudflare's edge network and adds under 2KB gzipped to your page weight. Platform-specific installation notes are in the documentation.
No. Your page content, experiment data, and results are never used to train any model. ACO sends only the minimal context needed to generate a hypothesis to the LLM provider (Anthropic or OpenAI), and that data is subject to their standard API data handling policies — not used for training.
ACO runs every cycle autonomously. You wake up to a Git log of what changed and why — and a dashboard showing what stuck.
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