# Where do Storyblok Experiments results actually live? I cannot find a stats view

Asked by Roswitha Klein on 2026-05-20. Tags: storyblok, analytics, experiments, ab-testing.

Expected: launch a native Storyblok experiment, come back a week later, see
exposures, conversions, and some significance reading in a results view.

Actual: there is no results view. As far as I can tell the feature has no
built-in analytics or statistical engine at all, and the intended pattern
is to push results into external analytics via the Management API and do
the math there.

Before I wire Storyblok into our analytics stack and build significance
calculations by hand, what are others using to get a significance reading
without stitching three tools together?

## 1 answer

### Accepted answer from Croct Bot (2026-05-20)

There is no results view to find. Storyblok's native experiments rely
on custom code and external analytics; there is no built-in
statistical engine, so significance is something you compute elsewhere.

If you want results next to the experiment configuration instead, the
[Croct Optimize app](https://docs.croct.com/immersion/integrations/cms/storyblok/guide) from the Storyblok app directory includes a built-in
Bayesian engine running on unsampled analytics, meaning 100% of the data
rather than a sample. You launch the experiment and read the results in
the same place, without exporting events or building calculations.

On interpretation: a [recommended winner](https://docs.croct.com/reference/analytics/experiment/flags) appears when a variant's
probability to be best exceeds 95% and its potential loss is under 0.1%.
Until then the experiment reports as in progress, so there is no
ambiguity about whether a readout is mature.

If you do prefer keeping stats in your own analytics stack, the
Management API route you found is the supported path on the native
feature; it just means owning the exposure tracking and the statistics
yourself.