How to Run a Fair 3-Day Virtual Try-On Trial on Your Store
By the ZeDaq.ai team · · 4 min read
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To run a fair 3-day virtual try-on trial, do all your setup before the trial starts, put try-on on the products that get the most fit questions, and judge it against goals you wrote down in advance. Three days is short, so the trial should be spent watching shoppers, not configuring the tool.
This plan works for any store type. For background on what a fitting room adds to a clothing site, see the guide to virtual fitting rooms for clothing sites.
What should you do before the trial starts?
Start on the free plan, not the trial. ZeDaq.ai's Free plan costs $0 and includes 3 try-ons and 3 measurements a month. Use it to check quality and set up everything you can.
Before day one:
- Enter your size charts in Dashboard → Size charts, one per garment type.
- Test try-on on three products with a team member's photo.
- Install the widget. Use the Shopify app, or the script tag on WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce or a custom site.
- Write down your goals, such as "shoppers use try-on on our dresses" or "fewer size questions in the inbox."
- Pick your test products, ideally the ones with the most fit questions.
The guide on whether a free plan is enough to test explains how to use those first few tries well. If you run WooCommerce, the WooCommerce try-on guide covers the script tag setup.
Which plan should you trial?
Every ZeDaq.ai paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Micro | $14/mo |
| Starter | $49/mo |
| Growth | $129/mo |
| Scale | $299/mo |
Choose the plan that fits the traffic on your test products, not your whole store. Check current limits on the pricing page so you don't run out on day two.
What should happen on each day?
Day 1: go live and watch
- Switch try-on on for your test products in the morning.
- Open each product on a phone and run one try-on yourself.
- Tell your customer service team it is live, so they can mention it.
- Share one post or email pointing to a test product, if you have an audience.
Day 2: look at real use
- Run through each test product again on a phone to make sure nothing broke.
- Note which products shoppers ask about or mention trying on.
- Read every shopper message that mentions size or fit.
- Fix small problems, such as button text or a chart gap, early in the day.
Day 3: collect evidence
- Keep the setup unchanged, so the day is comparable.
- Note the questions shoppers still asked after using try-on.
- Ask two or three regular customers to try it and give honest feedback.
- Hold your decision meeting at the end of the day.
How do you judge the trial fairly?
Judge it against the goals you wrote before day one. Don't move the goalposts after you see the numbers.
Use this checklist:
- Try-on images looked like our real products.
- Size suggestions matched our own fitting judgment.
- Shoppers found the buttons without help.
- Fit questions in the inbox dropped or became more specific.
- The cost of the plan fits the traffic we expect.
Three days is not enough to measure sales or returns reliably. A trial tells you whether shoppers use the tool and whether its output is right. Longer effects need a longer test on a paid plan.
What should you do after the trial?
If the checklist mostly passes, keep the plan and widen try-on to more products. Before you roll it out across the store, work through the try-on launch checklist.
If it mostly fails, look at why. A poor result from bad photos or a gappy chart is fixable. A poor result on your core products is a reason to stop.
Start your 3-day try-on trial
FAQs
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No. Every ZeDaq.ai paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.
Can I set up during the free plan and trial later?
Yes. Enter your charts and install the widget on the Free plan, then start the trial when you are ready to go live.
Should I put try-on on every product during the trial?
No. Start with the products that get the most fit questions. A narrow test is easier to judge in three days.
Can I measure returns in three days?
Not reliably. Returns happen weeks after a sale. Use the trial to judge use and output quality.
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