ConfigCat allows the user to launch new features and change software configuration without (re)deploying code. ConfigCat SDKs enable easy integration with any web, mobile or backend applications. The ConfigCat website enables non-developers too to switch ON/OFF application features or change software configuration. This way the user can decouple feature launches and configuration from code deployment.
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Pricing
ConfigCat
Editions & Modules
Free
$0.00
per month
Professional
$49.00
per month
Unlimited
$199.00
per month
Dedicated on-premise infra
$1499.00
per month
Dedicated hosted infra
$1499.00
per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
ConfigCat
Free Trial
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Fair pricing policy: All features available in all plans, even in Free. Simple and predictable prices. No hidden fees. We don't charge for team size. We don't charge for MAUs (monthly active users). Our plans only differ in limitations.
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Considered Both Products
ConfigCat
Verified User
Director
Chose ConfigCat
CC offers a little bit more valuable features to us as LD but to a considerably lower price. CC support is also far superior in both quality and speed. LD has more features we don't need but still would havd to pay for. CC has a very suitable growth model for us.
Verified User
Manager
Chose ConfigCat
The pricing model was a lot better for our usage model - we didn't need to worry about paying for each individual user.
At iBinder we searched for and vetted several suppliers of a feature toggle service to handle feature toggling in our production environment. In addition to our functional requirements, it was crucial for us to find a partner that could deliver an EU-compliant service. We …
Technical Project Manager / Business Analyst (Product Owner, Developer)
Chose ConfigCat
They lacked the ability to store the feature flags locally, to use older versions of the. NET Framework, overly complicated, or too expensive.
Verified User
Director
Chose ConfigCat
ConfigCat isn't 'battleship' class with tons of bells of whistles when compared to Optimizely or LaunchDarkly. Having said that, it does what we needed it to do and had a roadmap to add any functionality that we have felt as a shortcoming. ConfigCat is also a fraction of the …
If you are looking for an experimentation/feature flag style tool that is quick to adopt and provides enough functionality for light/medium use cases, then this is the tool for you. Additionally, they are growing and expanding their functionality and feature set so they can grow alongside you and your needs. The publicly accessible roadmap is also a great benefit to see where time is being spent on which feature next.
They have a community Slack channel that is open to anyone. They always seem to have people in there, even over the weekends and are always happy to answer any questions you have,
At iBinder we searched for and vetted several suppliers of a feature toggle service to handle feature toggling in our production environment. In addition to our functional requirements, it was crucial for us to find a partner that could deliver an EU-compliant service. We finally decided to sign a service agreement with ConfigCat. This has been a real success story for us – in addition to being compliant, ConfigCat delivers an amazing, flexible, and reliable service. They continue to impress by also being very transparent and having a fantastic support and they are very solution oriented and accommodating when it comes to our feature requests etc. We have now used ConfigCat for approximately 2 years and we give our warmest recommendations to anyone who needs a stable, reliable and EU-compliant feature toggle service.
Allowed us to migrate seamlessly from a major customer communication system to another, reducing end-user friction and production bugs by being able to turn features off if they didn't work as intended.
We went from zero experimentation to running 10-20 experiments concurrently across systems. Engineering teams are thinking in an experimentation mindset.