Google Optimize provided free and enterprise-grade A/B testing and personalization capabilities with native Google Analytics integration, making website optimization accessible to businesses of all sizes.
Last updated Mar 7, 2026 by AI Enrichment
Major player in website optimization backed by Google's ecosystem integration
Google Optimize was a website testing and personalization tool launched by Google in 2017 as part of the Google Marketing Platform suite. It enabled marketers and website owners to run A/B tests, multivariate tests, and personalization experiments to optimize user experiences and conversion rates. The platform came in two versions: a free tier (Google Optimize) and a premium enterprise version (Optimize 360) that offered advanced features and higher testing limits. It was tightly integrated with Google Analytics, allowing users to leverage existing analytics data for targeting and measurement. Google Optimize gained significant adoption due to its free tier and seamless integration with the Google ecosystem, making it accessible to businesses of all sizes. The tool competed directly with established players like Optimizely, VWO, and Adobe Target. Despite its popularity, Google announced in August 2023 that it would sunset Google Optimize and Optimize 360, with the service officially ending on September 30, 2023. Google cited the need to focus on creating a better, more integrated experience within Google Analytics 4 as the reason for discontinuing Optimize. The shutdown left many users searching for alternatives, with Google recommending third-party A/B testing solutions that integrated with Google Analytics 4. The discontinuation of Optimize marked the end of Google's direct offering in the website optimization and experimentation space, representing a strategic shift in how Google approached conversion optimization tools within its marketing platform ecosystem.
Free version offering A/B testing, multivariate testing, and redirect tests with basic personalization capabilities
Enterprise version with advanced features including more simultaneous experiments, multivariate testing, and enhanced targeting options