Possible features

Possible asks the people on your website a few short questions and helps them decide. Then it shows you what they chose.

See what your customers choose most

Possible asks your visitors a few short questions. It counts every answer. The Branch map shows you each answer with its count and its percentage, so you can see what matters most to your customers.

  • What visitors chose
  • Prepared questions

Example

Page All pages

400 saw a first question · 308 answered it · 240 finished

  • First question

    What do you want most from your new bike?

    400 visitors saw this92 left here · 23%

  • A comfy ride

    180 of 400 · 45%

  • Question

    How far do you ride most days?

    180 visitors saw this36 left here · 20%

  • Over 5 miles

    81 of 180 · 45%

  • Result

    The long-ride bike fits you best.

    81 of 240 who finished34%

  • Under 5 miles

    63 of 180 · 35%

  • Result

    The city bike fits you best.

    63 of 240 who finished26%

  • A fair price

    124 of 400 · 31%

  • Question

    What will you use it for most?

    124 visitors saw this31 left here · 25%

  • Getting to work

    62 of 124 · 50%

  • Result

    The commuter bike is your best value.

    62 of 240 who finished26%

  • Weekend fun

    31 of 124 · 25%

  • Result

    The weekend bike is your best value.

    31 of 240 who finished13%

  • Typed

    “Can I ride it with a bad back?”

    4 of 400 · 1%

  • After a typed answer

    Does it hurt more when you lean forward?

    4 visitors saw this1 left here · 25%

  • Yes

    3 of 4 · 75%

  • Result

    The upright bike is a good place to start.

    3 of 240 who finished1%

  • Thicker line: more visitors gave that answer
  • Dashed line: the visitor typed their own answer

Example. The bike shop, the questions and the numbers are all made up.

How to read it

  • Each answer shows how many people picked it and what percent that is.
  • A thicker line means more people gave that answer.
  • A dashed line means a visitor typed their own words. You can read those words. Email addresses and phone numbers stay hidden.
  • Each question shows how many people saw it and how many left there.
  • Each result shows its share of everyone who finished.

Where to find it

Sign in and open your Possible in Studio. Choose Branch map, then What visitors chose. You can look at one page of your site or all of them.

Your own tries are never counted. The map covers the version of your Possible that is running now. When the version changes, the map starts a new count. Analytics counts every version.

What else Possible does

It reads your site and sounds like you

Type in your website address. Possible reads your pages and what you sell. Then it writes in the words and tone your business already uses.

It asks instead of guessing

Visitors tap short answers to easy questions, or type their own. Each new question follows from the last answer.

It uses real sales psychology

Possible helps people work through what holds them back. When someone has a doubt, it says what people often think, why that makes sense, what is true and what proves it.

It remembers what people told it

Someone answers on one page and moves to the next. Possible keeps that in mind, so the next question can build on it. The note stays in the visitor’s own browser.

It has an A/B test built in

Hide Possible from some of your visitors. You choose 10%, 20% or 50%. Then compare both groups on your own website: add to cart, checkout and orders.

You have the final say

Change the prepared questions and results, the design and the facts it knows. Choose the pages it shows on. Take it down any time.

It works on the platforms you already use

Possible works on any website where you can add a line of code.

  • Shopify
  • WordPress
  • Webflow
  • Squarespace
  • Wix
  • Framer
  • React / HTML

See the steps for each one

One line to install

Paste one line into your site’s header, and every page has it. Any Possible you add later needs nothing new. On WordPress, a plugin does it for you.

See what Possible would ask on your website