Mida replaces Google Optimize with A/B testing, split URL tests, and personalization — native GA4 integration, visual editor, and a permanently free plan up to 100K MTU. No credit card required.


Google Optimize shut down on September 30, 2023. In 2026, most teams replacing it need a tool that is free (or affordable), works without developer support, integrates with GA4, and does not slow down their site. Mida is the only alternative that hits all four: a permanently free plan up to 100,000 Monthly Tested Users, a visual editor, native GA4 integration, and a 15KB compressed script.
Mida's Sandbox plan is free forever — no trial, no credit card, no forced upgrade — with 100,000 Monthly Tested Users per month. It includes A/B testing, split URL testing, personalization, visual editor, code editor, and native GA4 integration. No other visual-editor tool on the market offers a comparable permanently free tier.
Google Optimize was built by Google, so GA4 integration felt native. Mida replicates that: when you set up Mida, it connects to your GA4 property automatically. Your existing GA4 goals become Mida goals. You do not need custom events, GTM setup, or Measurement Protocol configuration.
Mida covers the same experiment types Google Optimize supported: A/B tests, multivariate tests, split URL (redirect) tests, and personalization. It also adds SPA support for React, Vue, and Webflow sites — something Optimize never handled cleanly.
One of Google Optimize's criticisms was its impact on Largest Contentful Paint. Mida's script is 15KB compressed and loads in approximately 20ms. It includes an anti-flicker snippet for above-the-fold content. Teams that moved to Mida typically see no regression in Core Web Vitals.
Google Optimize required manual variant creation. Mida adds MidaGX: describe the change you want in plain language, upload a screenshot, or import a Figma design, and AI generates a launch-ready A/B test variant directly on your live website. Marketers can go from idea to live test in minutes.
Google announced the Optimize sunset in January 2023 and shut the product down on September 30, 2023. Google did not replace it with a native tool. Its official migration partners — VWO, Optimizely, and AB Tasty — start at $299/month or more. Teams that needed a free or affordable alternative with a visual editor had very few options until Mida expanded its free plan.
Migration from Google Optimize is straightforward. Most teams complete it in under a day. The key is to rebuild your highest-value experiments first rather than trying to recreate everything.
Mida is the best free Google Optimize alternative for non-technical marketing teams. Its free Sandbox plan covers up to 100,000 Monthly Tested Users per month with no credit card required, includes a visual editor, native GA4 integration, A/B testing, split URL testing, and personalization. GrowthBook is a free alternative for engineering-led teams (self-hosted, open source), but has no visual editor on the free tier.
Google Optimize shut down on September 30, 2023. Google announced the sunset in January 2023. The product — including Optimize 360 — stopped working on that date. Historical data was deleted and is not retrievable. Google did not release a direct replacement. Its recommended migration partners were VWO, Optimizely, and AB Tasty, all of which require paid plans.
No. GA4 does not include A/B testing. Google's recommended approach is to use third-party experimentation platforms that integrate with GA4. Mida integrates natively with GA4 on its free Sandbox plan — your GA4 conversion events become experiment goals automatically, with no custom setup.
No. VWO discontinued its free plan in 2024. It now offers only a 30-day trial, after which paid plans are required. VWO and AB Tasty merged in January 2026, and the combined platform is targeting mid-market and enterprise customers. If you need a free ongoing plan, VWO is no longer an option. Mida's Sandbox plan remains free indefinitely up to 100,000 MTU.
Yes for the core use cases: A/B tests, redirect URL tests, multivariate tests, personalization, visual editing, code editing, and GA4 integration. Mida also adds AI-powered variant generation, SPA support, and no-code live deployment — features Optimize did not have. Mida does not replace Google Optimize 360's enterprise reporting or BigQuery integration.
Most teams complete the migration in under a day. Installing the Mida snippet takes a few minutes. Connecting GA4 takes under five minutes. Recreating experiments takes longer — plan on 30–60 minutes per test depending on complexity. Focus on your highest-traffic active experiments first and use MidaGX to speed up variant recreation.
No. Google Optimize was frequently cited as hurting Core Web Vitals, particularly Largest Contentful Paint (LCP). Mida's script is 15KB compressed and loads in approximately 20ms. We have published a full speed benchmark comparing Mida against VWO, Optimizely, AB Tasty, and other tools. Teams migrating from Optimize typically see no regression in Core Web Vitals after switching to Mida.
Only five platforms offer genuinely free ongoing plans (not just trials) in 2026: Mida (100K MTU/month, visual editor, GA4 integration), GrowthBook (self-hosted, open source, no visual editor on free tier), Omniconvert (traffic-limited free starter), ABlyft (traffic-limited free starter), and Amplitude Experiment (free starter for existing Amplitude users). VWO, Convert.com, Crazy Egg, Optimizely, AB Tasty, and Kameleoon do not have ongoing free plans.

Perfect for marketers who don’t want to rely on developers and prefer to deploy changes themselves. Start testing and optimizing without waiting on Alex, the frontend developer. We don't like him either.
Click, edit, and publish new variants
Drag elements and reposition them around
Supports custom Javascript and CSS editors


Mida's script is at least 10 times smaller than most other A/B testing platforms. It loads instantly without affecting your site performance and SEO ranking.
Script size is ridiculously small at 8kb
You won't feel a thing when it works its magic
Loads instantly (almost... 20ms) on any site
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Savannah Sarker
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“An innovative easy to use interface not confusing; you don’t supercharge your classroom with have the right tools for teachingneed to explain experiences with it servicing”
Savannah Sarker
Onboarding Enablement Expert
“An innovative easy to use interface not confusing; you don’t supercharge your classroom with have the right tools for teachingneed to explain experiences with it servicing”
Savannah Sarker
Onboarding Enablement Expert
“An innovative easy to use interface not confusing; you don’t supercharge your classroom with have the right tools for teachingneed to explain experiences with it servicing”
Savannah Sarker
Onboarding Enablement Expert
Tested users are individuals who visit your website and are included in any of the A/B tests you're conducting. See our visual guide to Monthly Tested Users (MTU).
Mida counts an MTU when a unique visitor interacts with at least one active experiment within a billing month. Each user is counted only once per month, regardless of how many experiments they participate in or how many pages they view. Learn how Mida counts Monthly Tested Users (MTU).
For most teams, 5 projects are more than enough. We typically see customers using 1–2 projects (for example, one for a landing site and one for an app). If you need more than 5 projects, you’re likely managing multiple sites or clients. Reach out to us about our Agency plan, which is better built for that use case.
Mida is designed to have minimal impact on your site speed. Our script is 15KB compressed and typically much smaller and faster than most competitors, keeping your website's performance smooth. You can see a detailed comparison of script and loading times A/B testing tool speed and script size benchmark.
It is in closed beta for now. Contact us through email to get into the beta testing for free.
Mida works with almost all websites that allow the addition of custom HTML codes.
Yes, it works on all website funnels that allow you to inject custom HTML codes to the HEAD section.
Yes, Mida supports cross-domain testing! You can use the same project snippet across different websites or domains. Add the unique project snippet to each site you want to test or track goals within the same project.
No, it's all covered within the Growth plan. Our pricing plan doesn't charge you separately on features, it's purely a usage-based pricing model with all features covered.
Yes. Mida supports flexible agency setups, depending on how you work with your clients and handle billing. Agency portal and multi-client account options in Mida.
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