PricingFast vs 1Price

Both tools A/B test Stripe prices with a script on your site. They differ in who installs it, how a winner is called, and what happens if the service is down.

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Pick 1Price for geo pricing, done-for-you help and a lower entry price. Pick PricingFast for an agent-installed test with a published stop rule and a built-in fallback.

  • 1Price starts at $39/month for up to 5,000 monthly visitors, with a 7-day trial.
  • PricingFast is $79/month, and your first test is free.
  • Both run on Stripe and show test prices through a script on your own page.

What 1Price is

1Price is a price A/B testing tool for SaaS that focuses on revenue: its results show conversion, paid conversion, MRR and lifetime value per offering. You connect Stripe, import your products, and add a script tag that exposes the prices to your page. It also offers pricing experts and a done-for-you setup.

Facts about 1Price come from its public site and docs, checked October 2026. See the sources at the end. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.

Side by side

  • Install

    1Price
    Script tag, by hand or with no-code guides (Framer, Webflow, WordPress)
    PricingFast
    Your coding agent, from one prompt or the MCP server
  • Test prices in Stripe

    1Price
    You create them in the Stripe Dashboard, then import
    PricingFast
    Created for you under your plan names
  • Who is in the test

    1Price
    A share of new customers, in 10% steps, split evenly
    PricingFast
    10, 25 or 50% of new visitors on the test price
  • Metric

    1Price
    Conversion, paid conversion, MRR, LTV
    PricingFast
    Revenue per visitor
  • When a winner is called

    1Price
    Not documented
    PricingFast
    95% confidence and at least 30 sales
  • If the service is down

    1Price
    Docs ask you to set up your own fallback values
    PricingFast
    Your own prices within 1.5 s, built in
  • Rehearsal before launch

    1Price
    Not documented
    PricingFast
    Both prices on localhost, then you press Launch
  • Geo / localized pricing

    1Price
    Yes (beta)
    PricingFast
    No
  • Price

    1Price
    From $39/mo (up to 5k visitors), 7-day trial
    PricingFast
    $79/mo or $790/yr, first test free

When 1Price fits better

  • You want different prices per country. 1Price offers localized pricing; PricingFast doesn’t.
  • You’d rather have pricing experts set things up for you.
  • Your site is on Framer, Webflow or WordPress and you don’t use a coding agent.
  • You have under 5,000 visitors a month and want the lowest monthly price.

When PricingFast fits better

  • You build with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and want the agent to do the install, on a branch you review.
  • You want to see the stop rule up front: 95% confidence, 30 sales, revenue per visitor.
  • Your checkout can’t depend on a third party: PricingFast falls back to your prices within 1.5 seconds.
  • You want to rehearse both prices on localhost before any visitor sees them.

Switching from 1Price

  1. 1

    Finish or pause the running 1Price test

    Keep the winning price in Stripe if you have one.

  2. 2

    Remove the 1Price script

    Your page goes back to the prices in your code.

  3. 3

    Ask your coding agent to install PricingFast

    It reuses your existing Stripe products. You rehearse on localhost, then press Launch.

Questions

Is 1Price or PricingFast cheaper?

1Price starts at $39 a month for up to 5,000 monthly visitors, with higher tiers priced on request. PricingFast is $79 a month or $790 a year with no visitor limit, and the first test is free up to 10,000 visitors.

Do both tools work with Stripe?

Yes. Both connect to Stripe. With 1Price you create test prices in the Stripe Dashboard and import them; PricingFast creates them for you.

Which one picks the winner by revenue?

Both report revenue. PricingFast calls a winner on revenue per visitor once one price is ahead with 95% confidence and at least 30 sales. 1Price's documentation shows conversion, MRR and LTV tables but doesn't document its significance rule.

Sources

  1. [1]1Price home page, 1price.co
  2. [2]1Price pricing, 1price.co
  3. [3]Add the script, 1Price docs
  4. [4]Test a price increase, 1Price docs
  5. [5]Your first experiment, 1Price docs
  6. [6]Results, 1Price docs

Test your price on real Stripe revenue

Your coding agent installs it. You rehearse on localhost, then press Launch.

Start your first price test

Free for your first test. No credit card.