One focused experiment on your highest-traffic page. Real data, a clear winner, and a roadmap for what's next — in 4 to 6 weeks.
Plug in your numbers. Most founders are surprised by how much revenue is sitting inside their existing traffic.
A 30-minute call to look at your funnel, understand your goals, and determine if this is a good fit. If your top page has enough traffic to run a meaningful test, we move forward.
I dig into your data — analytics, heatmaps, user behavior — and build a hypothesis. Then I create the variant (copy + layout) and launch the experiment. You review everything before it goes live.
Once we hit statistical significance, I walk you through the results on Loom and a wrap-up call — plus a prioritized roadmap of what to optimize next.
This isn't an audit that collects dust. It's a live experiment with a measurable outcome.
A deep analysis of why visitors aren't converting — using analytics, heatmaps, and behavioral data from your actual users.
A research-backed hypothesis tested on your homepage, pricing, or signup page — with a variant I build for you. No dev needed.
A Loom walkthrough of what we found, what won, and a clear roadmap of what to optimize next for compounding growth.
Everything tracked and managed — so you always know what's running, what's next, and where things stand.
I'm Aly, founder of Merlinetics. I help B2B SaaS companies find and fix what's killing their conversion — using behavioral research, not guesswork.
"If you get a chance to work with Aly, you are very lucky indeed. She has that rare combination of commercial, design and technical skills — to spot business and customer problems, quantify them and then come up with the right solutions or experiments to run."


"During her time with us, our agency hit a 200% growth spurt. Aly is one of those rare gems who brings not just hard work but also a clever spark and outstanding communication skills."
Let's find out how much — and fix it with one focused experiment.
I work with a small number of companies at a time to ensure focused attention.