Can I set more than one scroll line?
Each scroll-depth goal tracks one line, but you can add several scroll goals to the same test if you want to compare more than one milestone.
Engagement goal
Learn where your page loses people
Draw a line at 50%, at 75%, or right before the pricing table, and count who crosses it. If version B carries twice as many readers past the fold, you’ve learned something no opinion in the room could tell you.
At a glance
Any scroll line
Set the line at 50%, 75%, or right above your pricing table.
Basic plan and up
Scroll depth is available from the Basic plan.
Fair across lengths
Measured as a percentage of each variant’s own page.
How it works
Draw the line that matters
- Set the line anywhere on the page: 50%, 75%, right above the pricing table.
- Each variant gets its own scroll line, so a longer page isn’t compared unfairly.
- Great for long sales pages, articles and anything meant to be read to the end.
Where teams use this
Long-form sales pages
See which version of your sales page keeps more readers scrolling toward the offer.
Articles and guides
Find out whether a shorter or longer article keeps readers going to the end.
Landing pages
Check whether visitors are scrolling far enough to see your pricing or testimonials.
Questions about this goal
Does page length affect the comparison?
No. Each variant’s scroll line is set as a percentage of its own page, so a longer or shorter variant is still measured fairly.
Which plans include this goal?
Scroll depth is available from the Basic plan up.
Free on one website, forever
See how far readers actually get
Add a scroll goal to your longest page and find the version that keeps people reading.