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Accelerating Behavioural Research

We help to uncover behavioural insights and generate behavioural solutions for organizations & academia

For Organizations & Businesses

We get to the core of the problems and uncover the concrete evidence that would help business leaders to make better decisions

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what we do

Behavioural Insights

Drawing from behavioural science research, we generate insights about people’s behaviour & actions across different markets and sectors

how we do

Digital Interventions

Using behavioural economics and psychology, we design digital interventions that moderate and guide behaviour of individuals & organizations

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We conduct online & laboratory field research to uncover concrete facts and causal relationship that are key for the development of effective practical solutions

We found Expilab very helpful and approachable. They helped us design complex online experiments and continued to be supportive throughout the project. We would happily use them again!

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The King's Fund

For Researchers in Academia

Accelerate your research pipeline and benefit from the full flexibility of research designs that can be implemented in your digital experiments

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Programming & conducting experiments

Replication of any digital environments

Panel management & administration

Support with external research grants

Get more TIME FOR RESEARCH by outsourcing technical side

No more “Do-It-Yourself” troubles! Avoid programming hassles with experimental designs that are challenging to implement using existing tools like Qualtrics, z-Tree or others. We take care of that.

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Digital Platform for Behavioural Experiments

Full Flexibility for Your Designs

There is no need to compromise on research designs to be tested in your digital experiments. We can do more than any existing tools similar to Qualtrics, z-Tree or others.

Realistic Environments Adapted for Your Needs

Our digital platform allows creation or replication of any online websites or environments fully adapted for your research needs

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decision process-tracing & heatmaps

interactive & custom-made graphics

complex logic & non-linear experiments

seamless integration into existing studies

high realism of stimuli

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Case-Studies & Demo

Highlights of our capabilities in programming and conducting behavioral experiments


Case-study: GDPR and Consent Rates for Marketing Communication
GDPR: Minimizing a Drop in Marketing Consent Rates for Financial Service Provider (UK)
30 May 2018
Study on online gambling and adequate measures for the protection of consumers of gambling services
Study on online gambling and adequate measures for the protection of consumers of gambling services
28 Mar 2014
Case-study. NHS Choices. Behavioral experients. Nudges and choice architecture.
Choosing High Quality Hospitals. NHS Choices.
26 Mar 2014
Testing CO2 / Car labelling options and consumer information
Testing CO2 / Car labelling options and consumer information
08 Jan 2014

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Online Spending Game as a Behavioral Research Tool. Experiment at the Science Museum (London)
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Online Spending Game as a Behavioral Research Tool. Experiment at the Science Museum (London)

“Game of Life”, an online interactive economic game played by the visitors of Science Museum in London, aims to understand how and why we spend money. Designed by Dr. Heather Kappes (LSE) and developed by Expilab, the game extends functionality of spending games typically played in laboratory settings, uses engaging visual design while maintaining tight control over experimental conditions and data collected.

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