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# Using Optibase Across Multiple Websites

A single Optibase account can indeed be used across multiple websites, as long as you don’t exceed your active tests limit. Optibase collects data from wherever the script is installed, so you can run tests on multiple sub-domains or client sites under one account.

The setup process is the same for all projects you want to collect data from—simply install the script on the relevant pages and start testing.<br>

Feel free to create a free account and try it out to see if it works for your specific use case. If you need any help setting up your first test or have additional questions, let us know—we’re here to help!


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