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Most teams migrating from Adobe Target to Growthbook can start running feature flags and experiments in hours by integrating an SDK and connecting their data warehouse. Migrate incrementally without rebuilding existing experiments all at once.
Yes, Adobe Target relies on Adobe Analytics for experiment analysis. GrowthBook analyzes experiments directly in your data warehouse without requiring additional tools.
GrowthBook can be run by a small product or engineering team. Adobe Target typically requires a larger team of developers, analysts, and specialists to manage the platform.
Companies choose GrowthBook to run experiments faster with more transparency and lower cost. GrowthBook avoids ecosystem lock-in and lets teams analyze results directly in their own data warehouse.
GrowthBook is built for fast product experimentation, while Adobe Target is built for enterprise personalization. GrowthBook uses warehouse-native analytics and flexible deployment, while Adobe Target is tightly tied to Adobe Experience Cloud and typically requires premium pricing and longer implementation.