This will be huge for me, We are trying to keep our forms as light as possible for a conversion ease of use but also would like to provide the information sales is asking for. Testing feilds in an A/B environment without having to maintiain two forms and a landing page will save my team extra effort and get the maximum result.
+1 here!
Would love to see this functionality. Would be super useful in the workflow example mentioned by @cpieri above, and beyond that, just the ability to test form completion rates on the same page with different levels of info required, to find that perfect balance between what our team needs and what people are willing to give us during a first inquiry.
Would love a/b testing form field functionality.
Agreed - we would really love to have the ability to A/B test in pop-up forms that are going on our website, not HubSpot landing pages.
Yes please! +1 from me
+1 from me. It’s crazy that this isn’t possible yet.
+1!
Pretty much everything in this forum explains why this feature would be really helpful!
+1!
+1
Good idea, +1 from me.
Use case: Embedded Hubspot forms in wordpress/drupal/ee/etc can’t be A/B tested. Having this feature will allow AB testing to be performed at form level, not WP/LP level.
+1 to this. We don’t use the landing pages as much as we use forms. The ability to a/b test them is high on the list.
Another vote for this. I’m not sure why HubSpot wouldn’t want to add this based on the feedback they are hearing from their users.
This would be super helpful!
Hi everyone,
Just to let you know our team is currently working on this feature. Please DM me if you’re interested in joining a Beta when it’s ready.
Thanks,
Dom
PM Forms
I’d love to join the beta…really wishing I could A/B test a pop-up form today!
Hi DomRychlik thats grat to hear, can you please put me on the list to join beta? I’d definitely love to have the ability to A/B test the pop up form/ slide in forms / regular forms - thanks!
A/B Testing forms would be great to see what contacts will fill out and respond to better.
+ 1. It’s crazy that this hasn’t been addressed already. The original post is from 2017!