Tilly vs VWO

VWO, now Wingify, is a full experimentation suite with heatmaps, recordings and surveys, priced by quote.

Pick it if you have an optimisation team and the traffic to match. Pick Tilly if you do not, and need the changes worked out and written for you. Tilly reads your pages and reviews, finds what stops buyers, writes the fixes, plans each test and calls the winner from your testing app's results. Try the free audit: paste your store URL and see in about a minute what Tilly would fix first.

VWO, now trading as Wingify, is an experimentation and behaviour analytics platform. source, checked 25 September 2026

It runs A/B, split and multivariate tests with Bayesian reporting, and adds heatmaps, session recordings, form analytics, surveys and funnels. Its Shopify app installs tracking on every page except checkout and order pages and needs a Wingify subscription; pricing is quoted by its sales team.

Each app’s cells come from its own Shopify listing or pricing page, linked beside the words. “Not listed” means we did not find it there, not that the app cannot do it. Tilly’s column is our own product.

Wingify's figures come from its pricing page and its Shopify App Store listing, each linked and dated. Wingify does not publish plan prices; it quotes them, so the price rows describe how it prices rather than a number.

Wingify offers custom pricing, based on traffic volume, the products and plans chosen and the implementation. Pricing is based on monthly active users for most products, and there is a 30-day free trial with no credit card. The Shopify app itself is free to install but needs a Wingify subscription.

Tilly publishes its prices. After 100 free credits, the Store plan is $49 a month for 500 credits; a CRO audit is 20 credits, a written fix 10 and an A/B test 10, including writing the variants. The same credits pay for email, ads and blog posts.

If you need a number to compare, you will have to ask Wingify for one at your traffic. What you can compare now is scope: an enterprise testing and analytics suite against a marketing app that includes testing.

The last table prices the same store on both. These apps price by visitors, orders or tested users, so check each calculator for your store. Tilly does not split traffic: it plans the tests, writes the changes and calls the winner, next to a testing app rather than instead of one.

Here is what Wingify does and Tilly does not. source, checked 25 September 2026

• Multivariate testing with Bayesian reporting, beyond the A/B tests Tilly runs.
• Behaviour analytics in the same suite: heatmaps, session recordings, form analytics, surveys and conversion funnels. Tilly has none of these.
• Enterprise needs are covered, with enterprise-grade security and access control and data kept for 13 months across most products.
• A long free trial: 30 days with no card, against the time most stores need to learn whether testing suits them.

Tilly works out what to change. The CRO agent reviews product, collection, cart and home pages, mobile first, and ties each finding to a customer and the objection they raise in your reviews. It then writes the new copy, reorders sections and adds trust blocks and FAQ in your customers' words, on a preview copy of your theme.

It learns from your own results. Every night it reads what each email, ad, post and page change earned, keeps the patterns your numbers back up, and writes the next piece with them, so a winning ad angle can become an email subject line and a product-page headline. Wingify reports the result of each test; Tilly writes the winning idea into your other channels too. (How the loop works.)

It looks past the usual channels too. It checks whether AI assistants recommend your store for your buyers' questions (getting recommended by ChatGPT), and it records each change made to your theme, products, pages and menus, before and after, every six hours.

It tests across channels from one backlog. Email subject lines, content and send times in Klaviyo, and creative and angle in Meta, are tested the same way as page changes, and every agent adds ideas: the ads agent when one angle wins, the email agent when one email carries a flow.

It is priced in the open and sized for one store. There is no sales call and no traffic-based quote; a test costs 10 credits.

Results change the next piece of work. A finished test is written into the brand profile, so the next email, ad and page fix start from what won.

It needs no implementation project. Tilly can run its audit and write its first fixes in the same session, where an enterprise suite is usually set up with a team and a tracking plan first.

If you use Wingify for analytics and testing, you can keep it for behaviour data and let Tilly write the fixes that the data points to. Avoid running a Tilly page test and a Wingify test on the same page at the same time.

If you are leaving, export the results of your past experiments and the reports you rely on; Wingify keeps most product data for 13 months, and behaviour analytics for less, so take what you need before the subscription ends.

Uninstall the Shopify app after cancelling so its tracking code, which the app deploys across the store except checkout and order pages, is removed cleanly.

Then run Tilly's free audit and a CRO audit on your main product page. Ship the small fixes from the preview theme, and test the bigger ones.

Expect fewer, bigger tests at first. Without heatmaps to point at small frictions, Tilly's first tests usually target the objections your reviews raise most, which tend to be larger changes with clearer results.