Convert.com is one of the better-known subscription tools in its space — and at $199/mo (Entry, 100k tested users, annual; $399/mo monthly), one of the recurring line items people most often look to replace. If you're searching for a Convert.com alternative you pay for once and own forever, Splitpoint is the OneTimeSuite answer: $49, one time.
Why people go looking for an alternative
Convert.com runs $199/mo (Entry, 100k tested users, annual; $399/mo monthly), and like most SaaS the bill never stops — cancel and you typically lose access to your own history. That's roughly $7,164 over three years. Splitpoint flips that model: Self-hosted experiments, a sub-3KB SDK and a real z-test — no per-visitor pricing.
What Splitpoint covers
- Experiments — Control plus N variants, weighted traffic split, holdout percentage, and URL/device targeting.
- Goals two ways — A JS track() call, or automatic conversion when a visitor hits a matching pageview URL.
- Tiny SDK — Vanilla JS under 3KB, no dependencies, never touches the DOM; assignments stick via deterministic hashing and localStorage so there is no flicker.
- React hook wrapper — An included hook for wiring code-level tests directly into your components.
- Results that mean something — Visitors, conversions and CR per variant with 95% CI, relative lift, a z-test p-value and a declare-winner workflow.
The honest trade-off
Convert.com will keep shipping features, integrations and managed infrastructure that a pay-once tool won't chase — if that ecosystem is genuinely load-bearing for your workflow, staying is a fair call. For the core job, the math favors owning the tool: $49 once against $199/mo (Entry, 100k tested users, annual; $399/mo monthly) forever. Less than one month of VWO covers Splitpoint forever — and it never tiers you by traffic.
Also worth reading
Splitpoint's main head-to-head is with VWO — see the detailed comparison or the product page for the full feature list, FAQ and demo video.
Try Splitpoint — $49, once
Self-hosted experiments, a sub-3KB SDK and a real z-test — no per-visitor pricing.