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An A/B testing tool for Webflow sites that reaches customers through the ecosystem they already use.
A narrow plugin can acquire customers where the work already happens: Webflow’s app store, Google search, and word of mouth.
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Optivase is a B2B SaaS A/B testing tool for Webflow. Ure says he co-founded it, launched it about a year before the interview, and it was doing about $6,500 in monthly recurring revenue. He identifies organic sales from the Webflow app store, Google, and word of mouth. This is a focused ecosystem product: it serves site owners and agencies who want to compare page variants without leaving their Webflow workflow. The opportunity depends on delivering trustworthy tests with setup that feels native to the platform. A year of operating history and reported MRR make Optivase a more mature recurring-revenue example than the newly launched products in the same portfolio. The transcript gives no customer count, pricing, churn, or experiment volume, so the revenue figure should be treated as a founder report rather than proof of retention or profitability. The strongest strategic clue is channel fit: marketplace discovery and search can meet buyers at the moment they are already looking for a Webflow solution.
For a Webflow-specific testing tool, start where users already search for extensions: the Webflow app store, Webflow community discussions, and Google queries about testing a Webflow landing page. Build a focused listing with a short demo showing a site owner creating a variant and interpreting a result.
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Data credibility: The figures are reported by Ure in a Starter Story interview and were not independently audited. The interview does not establish net profit, customer count, refunds, or retention except where explicitly stated in the entry.
The interview reports about $6,500 in monthly recurring revenue roughly a year after launch, but does not describe the first customer or first payment.
Optivase has the ingredients for a narrow ecosystem flywheel: a useful Webflow integration can earn app-store discovery, customer success can generate word of mouth, and implementation questions can become Google content. The founder reports all three channels as organic sources.
A B2B plugin may spend months with few signups while its team learns which Webflow users feel enough pain to pay for experimentation. Keep the product narrow and run interviews with freelancers, agencies, and in-house marketing teams separately; their traffic levels and buying processes differ.
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