MarketDial - AutoZone × MarketDial

Modern Test and Learn

Build something together at the speed AutoZone needs

AutoZone teams already test in-store. MarketDial can help you test faster, with less friction, and help gain broader adoption across departments.

The best of the best use MarketDial to optimize their retail operations

and many more.

You’re Already Investing in Test and Learn

AutoZone already uses in-store testing to inform important decisions.

MarketDial doesn’t replace that approach — we make it simpler, faster, and more cost-effective to run the same tests at greater scale.

When Testing Becomes a Bottleneck

MarketDial would help not only the testing team, but all AutoZone teams that would benefit from testing – merchandising, pricing, operations, and strategy.

Common challenges we hear from retailers who switch to MarketDial:

The result: fewer tests, slower learning, higher cost per decision.

How Autozone teams could use MarketDial

Pricing & Promotions

Quickly validate price moves, bundles, and promotions at the store level—without slowing execution cycles.

Merchandising & Layout

Test planogram changes, endcaps, and signage with statistically sound control groups across regions.

Store Operations

Evaluate operational changes (labor models, service initiatives, store processes) before scaling system-wide.

MarketDial is designed for accessibility – not just specialists

With MarketDial:

Autozone could have

More tests. Better decisions. Faster learning.

MarketDial is trusted by retailers who want to scale testing responsibly

Retailers use MarketDial to validate initiatives before rollout—reducing risk, increasing confidence, and aligning teams around evidence instead of opinion.

True Partnership

Watch the video from one of MarketDial’s happy customers explaining MarketDial’s true partnership approach compared to other test and learn providers.

Worth a Conversation?

If AutoZone is exploring ways to make test and learn faster, more accessible, and more embedded across the business, we’d welcome a conversation.

No commitment.

No disruption to existing processes.

Just a discussion about what better testing could look like.