Comparison · Agentic CRO

Duelpilot vs Tailor

"Agentic growth" for websites: agents study visitors, ads and competitors, then build A/B tests, personalized pages and hosted landing pages, for performance marketers, growth teams and agencies. Duelpilot is A/B testing run by your own AI agent over MCP, with a person approving every launch. Both can be used by an AI agent over MCP. The biggest difference is who launches: in Tailor an agent can start tests itself, in Duelpilot a person approves (or an owner's autopilot policy, within guardrails). Tailor is priced by traffic (visitors or users); Duelpilot is flat per site, without AI credits.

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At a glance

DuelpilotTailor
MCP server or agent API
Yes

Remote MCP server with 48 tools; OAuth for claude.ai and ChatGPT, bearer token elsewhere.

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Yes

Tailor MCP server for Claude, Claude Code and internal agents (Pro and above).

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Your own agent designs variants
Yes

Your agent designs 2–4 variants per idea, each with a preview and a device check.

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Yes

Agents build experiments and variants: headlines, CTAs, images, full sections, layout and scripts.

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An agent can launch tests without a person
No

A person approves every launch; an owner can switch on an autopilot policy with guardrails, never an agent.

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Yes

Optional: "Launch can be open to agents or reserved for humans"; agents can start, pause and ramp experiments when allowed.

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Visual tests on any website
Yes

One script tag; works with React/Next.js, Vue, Astro, SPAs and strict CSP.

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Yes

One async script plus a Chrome extension for visual editing.

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Server-side / code experiments
Yes

Code plan only: your agent builds the arms in your repo behind Duelpilot flags.

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Unknown

Server-side testing is not described.

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Sequential (peek-safe) statistics
Yes

mSPRT: always-valid p-values, safe to check daily.

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Unknown

Describes industry-standard methods with a 90% confidence interval; no sequential method named.

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Charges for AI usage / credits
No

The AI runs in your own agent's subscription.

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Partly

No AI credits as such, but plans meter identified-visitor (enrichment) credits.

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Free plan
No

No free plan; your first test is free on every plan, Starter from €9/month.

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No

Entry is the paid Basic plan; a free ad-to-page scan is offered.

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Pricing modelflat per siteby traffic (visitors or users)
Duelpilot and Tailor side by side. Each cell links to its source.

Pricing

Duelpilot

Pricing: flat per site

Starter €9/month (€7 billed yearly); Pro €49/month (€39 billed yearly); Team €149/month (€119 billed yearly, 5 sites); Code €199/month (€159 billed yearly, 5 sites); Enterprise on request. No free plan; the first test is free on every plan.

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Tailor

Pricing: by traffic (visitors or users)

Basic $250/mo (up to 25k tailored page visitors, 500 identified visitor credits, 1 ad account); Pro custom; Enterprise custom; visitor overage billed per 25k.

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Prices as published by each vendor on the date checked, excluding VAT. Duelpilot has no visitor meters and no AI credits: the AI runs in your own agent's subscription.

What Tailor does well

  • Targeting by campaign, keyword, UTM, traffic source, device and location, tied to ad accounts (tailorhq.ai/integrations/mcp).
  • MCP exposes the same tools as Tailor's own in-app agent, including previews and results (tailorhq.ai/integrations/mcp).
  • Results measured down to signups, pipeline and revenue; performance-based offer on first landing-page tests (tailorhq.ai).

What Duelpilot does well

  • Your own agent does the research, design, checks and monitoring over MCP (48 tools); no AI bill from Duelpilot.
  • A person approves every launch: no MCP tool can approve, launch, pick a winner or ship.
  • Always-valid sequential statistics (mSPRT) with Holm correction, sample-ratio-mismatch checks and guardrail metrics.
  • Every variant gets a preview link and a site check on phone, tablet and desktop before anyone can approve it.
  • Flat price per site, published, from €9/month, and your first test is free on every plan; no visitor meters.

Where Duelpilot falls short

  • You need an AI agent that speaks MCP; without one there is no visual editor to build variants by hand.
  • No heatmaps or session recordings: Duelpilot counts results and sends variants to your own analytics.
  • A young product (2026): fewer integrations and a shorter track record than established tools.

Which one should you choose?

Choose Tailor if…

Choose Tailor if your traffic is mostly paid and you want landing pages personalized per campaign, keyword or account, with results tied to pipeline and revenue.

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Choose Duelpilot if…

Choose Duelpilot if you want site-wide A/B tests on any website at a flat €49 per site (first test free on every plan), sequential statistics, and agents that can never launch on their own.

How Duelpilot works

Try Duelpilot with your own agent

Give your agent one line: set up Duelpilot for my site using /agents.md. It opens a workspace, installs and verifies the script, and drafts the first test; you approve what goes live. Try your first test free or see pricing.

Questions

Can Tailor's MCP launch tests?

It can, if you allow it: Tailor says launch can be open to agents or reserved for humans. Duelpilot has no launch tool at all; launches come from a person or an owner's autopilot policy within guardrails.

Is Tailor's MCP on every plan?

MCP and API are listed from the Pro plan, which is custom-priced (checked 17 Oct 2026). Duelpilot's MCP is on every plan, including Starter (€9/month).

What drives Tailor's price?

Tailored page visitors and identified-visitor credits, from $250/month on Basic. Duelpilot is flat per site with no visitor meter (fair use applies).

Does Duelpilot personalize pages per ad campaign?

Duelpilot targets tests by URL, device, source/UTM, referrer and more, but it is an A/B testing tool, not a per-account personalization engine. For ad-to-page personalization Tailor is the more specialised tool.

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Last reviewed 2026-10-17. Spot an error? Tell us.

  1. Tailor MCP: Connect Your AI Agents to Website Experiments (checked 2026-10-17)
  2. A/B Testing Tool for Growth Teams | Tailor AI (checked 2026-10-17)
  3. Tailor AI (checked 2026-10-17)
  4. Pricing Plans | Tailor AI (checked 2026-10-17)
  5. Duelpilot instructions for AI agents (checked 2026-10-17)
  6. Duelpilot overview (checked 2026-10-17)
  7. Duelpilot pricing (checked 2026-10-17)