Optimizely Feature Experimentation vs. Togglz

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Optimizely Feature Experimentation
Score 7.4 out of 10
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Optimizely Feature Experimentation combines experimentation, feature flagging and built for purpose collaboration features into one platform.N/A
Togglz
Score 6.0 out of 10
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Togglz is an open source feature flag tool for Java.N/A
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Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeRequiredNo setup fee
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User Ratings
Optimizely Feature ExperimentationTogglz
Likelihood to Recommend
7.4
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Likelihood to Renew
8.0
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Usability
9.0
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Implementation Rating
10.0
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Product Scalability
5.0
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User Testimonials
Optimizely Feature ExperimentationTogglz
Likelihood to Recommend
Optimizely
I would use Optimizely Feature Experimentation when we would like to run basic experiments where metrics to be tracked are impressions, revenue or clicks. However, most of our experiments are tracking more complex metrics and this functionality is not enough. We still need to do work to analyse the data in our end.
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Pros
Optimizely
  • Its ability to run A/B tests and multivariate experiments simultaneously allows us to identify the best-performing options quickly.
  • Optimizely blends into our analytics tools, giving us immediate feedback on how our experiments are performing. This tool helps us avoid interruptions. With this pairing, we can arrive at informed decisions quickly.
  • Additionally, feature toggles enable us to introduce new features or modifications to specific user groups, guaranteeing a smooth and controlled user experience. This tool helps us avoid interruptions.
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Cons
Optimizely
  • Splitting feature flags from actual experiments is slightly clunky and can be done either as part of the same page or better still you can create a flag on the spot while starting an experiment and not always needing to start with a flag.
  • Recommending metrics to track based on description using AI
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Usability
Optimizely
All features that we used were pretty clear. They have a good documentation
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Implementation Rating
Optimizely
It’s straightforward. Docs are well written and I believe there must be a support. But we haven’t used it
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Alternatives Considered
Optimizely
Optimizely Feature Experimentation is better for building more complex experiments than Optimizely Web. However, Optimizely Web is much easier to kickstart your experimentation program with as the learning curve is much lower, and dedicated developer resources are not always necessary (marketers can build experiments quickly with Optimizely Web without developers' help).
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Scalability
Optimizely
had troubles with performance for SSR and the React SDK
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Return on Investment
Optimizely
  • Experimentation is key to figuring out the impact of changes made on-site.
  • Experimentation is very helpful with pricing tests and other backend tests.
  • Before running an experiment, many factors need to be evaluated, such as conflicting experiments, audience, user profile service, etc. This requires a considerable amount of time.
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ScreenShots

Optimizely Feature Experimentation Screenshots

Screenshot of AI Variable suggestions: AI helps to develop higher quality experiments. Optimizely’s Opal suggests content variations in experiments, and helps to increase test velocity  and improve experiment qualityScreenshot of Integrations: display of the available integrations in-app.Screenshot of Reporting used to share insights, quantify experimentation program performance using KPIs like velocity and conclusive rate across experimentation projects, and to drill down into the charts and figures to see an aggregate list of experiments. Results can be exported into a CSV or Excel file, and KPIs can be segmented using project filters, experiment type filters, and date rangesScreenshot of Collaboration: Centralizes tracking tasks in the design, build, and launch of an experiment to ensure experiments are launched on time . Includes calendar, timeline, and board views in customizable views that can be saved to share with other stakeholdersScreenshot of Scheduling: Users can schedule a Flag or Rule to toggle on/off,  traffic allocation percentages, and achieve faster experimentation velocity and smoother progressive rolloutsScreenshot of Metrics filtering: Dynamic event properties to filter through events. Dynamic events provide better insights for experimenters who can explore metrics in depth for more impactful decisions