The problem
What breaks when experiments live in each client's own files
From public threads on r/GrowthHacking and r/UXResearch, January to March 2026, about teams running tests for several accounts. Quoted as written and linked to the comment.
“It stops being just a spreadsheet when coordination becomes the pain, not tracking. That's usually when you have 10 plus experiments live, multiple owners or client accounts, and you're doing weekly manual copy paste from different tools.”
“As a client I'd be unimpressed if you couldn't provide me with work I'd paid for, or you were unsure of what work you'd done for me.”
“months later you're re-running tests you already ran and reached a conclusion on.”
“we started losing track of which experiments were actually teaching us something vs. which were just running because no one remembered to shut them down.”
For an agency, a lost test is work the client paid for twice. Hypotize keeps every client's tests, results and learnings in one place your team and your agents read before proposing the next one.
How it works
How an agency runs it
One workspace for the agency, one project per client, the same rules on every account.
- One project per client
- Solo and Team plans include unlimited projects. Each project keeps its own backlog, pipeline, learnings and writing language, so the agent writes in the client's language.
- Your framework on every account
- Score with ICE, PIE, RICE or your agency's own framework. Every person votes, and the priority is computed from the average of the votes.
- Agents that know each client's history
- Before proposing, the agent reads what that client already tested and what it taught. It cannot move a test to Ready without a hypothesis and a metric, or close one without a result and a learning.
- Clients as free guests
- Invite the client's team to their project as viewers, who read, or contributors, who also vote and comment. Neither counts as a billable member.
- Private projects
- On Team, a private project is visible only to the people you invite plus workspace owners and admins, so one client never sees another.
- Every account in one view
- The workspace overview compares projects side by side: progress, funnel coverage, win-rate trends and the latest wins.
You
New quarter for Acme. What have we already tested on their checkout, and what should we try next?
Your AI agent
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Acme has six closed checkout tests. The shorter form won and so did trust badges next to the pay button. The free-shipping banner lost twice, in March and in June, so I left it out.
Your AI agent
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I added three ideas to Acme's backlog, scored with your agency framework, each with a hypothesis and the learning it builds on.
Customers
Already running it for clients
“Hypotize gave my agency one uniform way to run ideation and experiments across clients. Our AI agents log ideas and results into the same record the team reviews, and the reporting is ready to present internally and to the client without extra work.”
Emanuele Di Biase
Head of Growth, 247x
“I manage experiments for multiple clients, and now my AI agent keeps the record for me: it finds what each client already tested and logs every result. I looked for this tool for a long time.”
Gerardo Forliano
Digital Productivity Coach
Pricing
What it costs an agency
Team is $39/month for up to 3 members and $10 for each extra member, with unlimited projects and private projects. Client guests and AI agents never count as members, so a team of 5 running 20 clients pays $59/month.
Scope
What Hypotize does not do
Hypotize does not run A/B tests, assign traffic or pull numbers from your clients' analytics. Your testing tools run the tests, and your agent reads the results with its own connectors and records them in Hypotize.
Start with one project
The Free plan has no time limit. Connect your agent with the MCP server, or install the plugin with the skills.