Walkthrough Guides

As you get used to developing with feature flags, you will start to include them from the beginning of your feature development, changing the audience of your features as you go. As this takes hold across your team/organization/company, you will want to be able to tie features together and launch them simultaneously, as part of a broader release.

📄️ Using Flags or Experiments

Usually referred to online as feature flags, the Statsig UI and SDKs call them feature gates.

📄️ Bootstrapping Your Experimentation Program

In this guide, we focus on chalking out a simple and successful program to get started with experimentation at your company using Statsig. The best part? You can get started completely for free, with Statsig’s free tier of up to 5M events per month and no limits on the number of team members.

📄️ Serverless

In this guide, we will walk you through how to leverage Statsig’s platform in serverless environments. The examples in this guide use the statsig-node SDK in a Google Cloud Function.

📄️ Config History

Config history for things like Feature Gates, Experiments, Dynamic Configs, and Segments can be accessed by clicking the "History" button on the top right of the page.

📄️ Running a POC

At Statsig we encourage customers to try us out to prove our value by running a proof of concept (or limited test). Typically, this evaluation consists of implementing 1-2 low risk features and/or experiments.

📄️ POC to Production

In this guide, we introduce you to transitioning from a proof of concept or limited test on Statsig to a broader production deployment.

📄️ Testing Your Setup

Statsig increases your engineering velocity. This page has pointers to features across the product that enable you to test while moving fast.

📄️ Maximize uptime

Statsig serves billions of individual user interactions. Along the way, we designed the service for reliability and availability of your apps that use Statsig. Because of this, in the case where your application cannot reach Statsig for any reason, your application will continue to work exactly as you expect with locally cached values.

🗃️ Beginner's Guides

🗃️ Advanced Guides

🗃️ Common Use Cases

🗃️ Technology-Specific Guides

📄️ Synchronized Launches