Keak positions itself around a single promise: conversion optimization that runs itself. The workflow is deliberately short — paste a URL, choose a goal such as more demo requests or higher checkout conversion, then review AI-generated variants and launch the test. Keak scans the page for opportunities, sets up the experiment, and keeps preparing the next test once a winner ships, so the CRO loop keeps turning without a backlog of unresolved ideas.
For marketers who want more hands-on control, there is a companion browser extension. It lets you select and edit elements directly on your live site, fine-tune copy, layout and calls to action, and then build experiments yourself using the AI variants as a starting point. That combination of automation and manual override is what separates Keak from simpler split-testing tools.
Keak also meets teams where they already work: it can answer questions about your tests and deliver live updates through team chat channels. On compatibility, the platform supports plain HTML, CSS and JS as well as frameworks like Next.js, React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Vite and Gatsby, plus no-code builders including Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and Framer. The tracking pixel handles sites in 100+ languages and can target visitors by browser locale for market-specific tests. Pricing is usage-based at a per-impression rate, with unlimited team seats and all experiment types included.
