Its drag and drop for a lot of the basic tests you'd like to do so they learning curve for the basics isn't bad. This makes the average user able to setup tests quickly and get going with the tool. Also has decent integration with Adobe Analytics if you also have that. Additionally it has some capabilities for site personalization to change parts of the site based on user actions, analytics and segments which is powerful depending on your data set. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When you want to do more complicated tests across a variety of page elements or with complicated goals it can make it hard to use the drag and drop tooling. I often have to include custom scripts and css to the pages which requires development assistance so plan for that staffing need if you want to complicated testing. Not necessarily a knock on Target, but as with all A/B testing you have to really understand setting up your goals correctly so you are getting valid results that are meaningful. Not comparing apples to apples can screw your results up quickly. We may also need to buy the Premium version to get all the segmentation and personalization we want. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
