6 posts tagged with "SaaS"

Multi-tenant feature flags let you turn a feature on for one tenant while keeping it off for everyone else, all without a redeploy. If you run a B2B SaaS product where several customers share the same codebase, this is how you ship features to one account at a time.

This guide covers three ways to target features by tenant in ConfigCat: custom attributes, reusable segments, and separate environments. We'll look at when each one fits and how much configuration separation each approach provides.

If you are researching ConfigCat pricing or comparing it to alternatives like LaunchDarkly, you are likely trying to answer one simple question:

Which plan do we actually need?

ConfigCat pricing mainly depends on how many times your applications download their feature flags configuration per month, with larger plans allowing higher usage. While most of our users find ConfigCat pricing super simple, we have learned that for some, it is difficult to estimate their usage.

This guide shows you exactly how to estimate your usage and choose the right plan without guesswork.

Shipping fast is part of startup life. Breaking production doesn't have to be.

Early-stage SaaS teams face a unique challenge: they need to ship new features quickly, experiment often, and release continuously without risking production stability. Speed drives growth, but uncontrolled releases can lead to outages, technical debt, and lost user trust. That's why feature flags have become a core part of modern startup release management.

The ConfigCat Startup Program was created to help startups build with the right foundations from the beginning. It gives early-stage teams access to a production-ready feature flag service with startup-friendly pricing, so they can release safely while everything is still under construction.

Change, while sometimes challenging, often paves the way for growth and improvement. In light of this, and with our ongoing commitment to providing our users with the best possible experience, we are writing to announce an important shift in our pricing policy.

Our goal at ConfigCat has always been to balance quality service with sustainable pricing. In light of recent developments, we have had to make some adjustments to our pricing policy to accommodate the current market conditions and ensure that we continue to offer competitive and transparent pricing to our users.

If there's one thing we don't tolerate here at ConfigCat, that's terrible customer support. Our customers are important to us, and we try our best to provide all the help we can so that they get the best out of our services. In this article, we'll look at how we ensure that our customers have a hassle-free experience when using our service.

The main idea about our pricing is that our prices are fixed, deterministic and there are no hidden fees. Also we offer a forever free plan without requiring any commitment or credit card information. All features are available in all plans - even the free - helping the evaluation process of our customers.