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Stigg

Pricing orchestration layer for entitlements and credit management, layered above existing billing infrastructure.

Real-timeEntitlementsPricing SimulationMulti-PSPBilling Portal
Last verified: April 2026

Good fit if...

  • Teams already on Stripe, Zuora, or Chargebee that want entitlement management without replacing their billing stack
  • Product and growth teams that need to iterate on pricing tiers without engineering changes for each update
  • SaaS products with complex feature access rules, seat limits, and usage quotas across multiple tiers
  • Companies needing credit-based monetization layered over an existing subscription billing system
  • Mid-market to enterprise teams that need no-code pricing configuration and composable embeddable UI widgets

Pricing

Model
Per subscription + per seat + per event data; contract minimum applies on Growth
Free tier
Yes
Starting price
$448/month billed annually (Growth plan)
Revenue %
None
Per customer
$0.32 per self-service subscription (Growth, after discount)
Per event
$0.55 per GB/month (Growth, after 20% annual discount)
Seat fees
$32 per team member/month
Transparency
Full

Canonical scenario — 100 customers, $2K MRR, 100K events, 5 seats

Line itemCost
Platform fee$0
Per customer$32 (100 × $0.32 self-service subscription rate, after Growth discount)
Seat fees$160 (5 × $32/month)
Event fees~$0 (100K events well below the $448/month plan floor)
Revenue %$0
Payment processingNot applicable
Total / month$448 effective (Growth plan $448/month minimum applies; computed per-unit cost for this scenario is ~$192)

Computed per-unit costs for this scenario total ~$192 ($32 per-customer × 100 + $160 seats), but the Growth plan has a $448/month contract minimum billed annually, making $448 the effective monthly cost at this scale. Enterprise subscription rate ($0.47/sub after discount) would increase per-customer costs if subscriptions are classified as enterprise. Scale plan requires custom pricing. Payment processing fees are charged by the connected billing system, not Stigg.


Technical profile

DimensionValue
Billing model
Subscription + usage
Usage authorization
Pre-usage
Stigg's entitlement API gates feature access in real time before usage occurs, but actual billing is post-consumption via the connected billing system (Stripe, Zuora, Chargebee).
Usage tracking
Real-time metering + periodic invoice
Wallet architecture
Add-on
Credits and wallet primitives are well-developed with stacked grants, per-grant priority, expiry dates, and explicit drawdown order; billing of wallet top-ups runs through the connected downstream system.
Multi-asset support
USD-with-labels
Multiple named credit types per customer with custom consumption formulas; synced to downstream billing as monetary credits.
Payment processing
Not applicable
Stigg does not process payments. Collection is handled by the connected billing system (Stripe, Zuora, Chargebee, AWS Marketplace, Apple App Store).
PSP agnostic
Not applicable
Customer portal
Drop-in
Customer portal is embed-only via React, JavaScript, and Vue widgets; no hosted redirect-style billing page with a branded URL is available.
Auto top-up
Platform-configured
Integration model
Orchestration layer
Profitability analytics
None
Open source
No
License
Proprietary
Deployment
Cloud only
Enterprise contracts
Basic
Enterprise contracts and invoicing are managed by the connected downstream billing system. Stigg's Scale plan includes custom MSA, SAML SSO, and dedicated account management.
Pricing models
Subscription, Per-unit, Tiered, Hybrid (subscription + usage), Prepaid credits / wallet, Seat-based

Strengths

  • +Typed entitlement primitive with documented P95 latency under 100ms for real-time feature access checks
  • +Credits suite with stacked grants, per-grant priority, expiry dates, custom consumption formulas, and explicit drawdown order
  • +No-code pricing console lets product teams change entitlements, plans, and feature access without engineering tickets
  • +PSP-agnostic orchestration connects to Stripe, Zuora, Chargebee, AWS Marketplace, and Apple App Store
  • +Broad SDK coverage: Node, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, gRPC sidecar, plus React, JavaScript, and Vue UI components
  • +Named enterprise customers including Webflow, Miro, Cloudinary, New Relic, PagerDuty, Upwork, and AI21

Limitations

  • No hosted redirect-style billing portal; customer portal requires embedding React or JavaScript widgets in the host app
  • No profitability analytics — usage reporting does not ingest vendor costs for per-customer margin analysis
  • Growth plan carries a $448/month contract minimum regardless of actual per-unit usage volume
  • Sandbox tier is non-production only; production requires Growth or Scale
  • Production integrations can take weeks to months for complex configurations due to the platform's modeling overhead
  • Integration catalog depth varies — Chargebee is less thoroughly documented than Stripe and Zuora

Not ideal for

  • ×Teams that need a single platform for both billing orchestration and payment collection end to end
  • ×Solo builders or early-stage teams who need simple production billing without significant onboarding overhead
  • ×Products that need real-time wallet debit — money movement — per event; Stigg gates feature access pre-usage but billing settlement runs downstream and post-consumption through the connected system
  • ×Teams that need profitability analytics with vendor cost ingestion and per-event margin tracking per customer
  • ×Teams on monthly budgets under $448 that need production-ready billing capabilities

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Company

Founded
2021
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel
Funding
Series A; $17.5M Series A (December 2024), total ~$24M; led by Red Dot Capital Partners

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