What is Statsig?
Statsig is an integrated platform that combines experimentation, feature management, and analytics tools backed by enterprise-grade infrastructure. The platform processes over 1 trillion events per day with 99.99% uptime, providing developers and product teams with robust capabilities for testing, deploying, and analyzing product changes.
The platform offers sophisticated experimentation features including advanced statistical treatments, feature flag management with progressive rollouts, and comprehensive analytics tools such as dashboards, funnels, and retention curves. All these components work together seamlessly, allowing teams to make data-driven decisions and iterate quickly on their products.
Features
- Experimentation Engine: Advanced A/B testing with Bayesian and frequentist statistics
- Feature Management: Progressive rollouts and instant rollbacks with comprehensive controls
- Product Analytics: Complete suite including funnels, retention curves, and dashboards
- Session Replay: Qualitative research through web and mobile session recordings
- Warehouse Native: Deploy in your data warehouse or as a fully-hosted solution
- Statistical Analysis: Advanced techniques including CUPED and multi-arm bandit experiments
Use Cases
- Product feature rollouts and testing
- User behavior analysis and tracking
- Performance monitoring and optimization
- AI application optimization
- Product analytics and metrics tracking
- Release management and control
FAQs
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What is included in the free tier?
The Developer (free) tier includes 2M events per month, unlimited flag & config checks, 50,000 session replays per month, and basic A/B testing capabilities. -
How does Statsig charge for usage?
Statsig uses a usage-based pricing model based on metered events, which include exposures, log events, ingested metrics, and custom metrics. -
What happens if I exceed the free events limit?
If you exceed 2 million events on the Developer tier, you'll need to upgrade to the Pro tier. Gate and config targeting will continue to work, but Metric Lift computations will stop.
