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Stigg

6.7/10

Stigg is a pricing, entitlements, metering and AI credits platform that lets SaaS and AI companies enforce plan limits and usage between their app and billing system.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

Stigg is a monetization layer that sits between a software product and its billing system. It decides in real time what each customer may use. Teams define plans, features, usage limits and add-ons in Stigg, and the application checks them through SDKs or a REST API. Stigg says these checks take under 10 ms at p99. The platform also covers usage metering, AI credit wallets with ledgers and expiry rules, spend budgets per user or agent, and contract management with automated invoicing. It also provides pricing page and customer portal widgets. It suits engineering and product teams at SaaS and AI companies that change pricing often and want to avoid hard-coding entitlements. Named customers include Miro, Webflow, PagerDuty and AI21 Labs. Pricing has four tiers. Build is free with 10,000 managed entities and 5 million events a month. Pro costs 499 USD a month, or 399 USD a month billed annually, and adds graduated overage fees for entities and events. Scale and BYOC are custom annual contracts, and BYOC starts at about 40,000 USD a year. Stigg connects to billing tools such as Stripe, Zuora, Chargebee, Metronome and Orb. It also links to NetSuite, HubSpot and Salesforce, the Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks warehouses, and the AWS, GCP and Azure marketplaces. Its main limitation is that it is not a full billing or accounting system. It has no general ledger, tax handling, payment processing or revenue recognition, so most buyers still need a separate billing provider. RBAC, SSO and the enterprise billing integrations are limited to the Scale tier.

Our Rating

6.7
out of 10
Scalability
9
Analytics
5
Compliance
7
Integration
8
Security
7
Support
6
Cost
5
Customization
8
Ease of Use
6

Good fit

  • The product is built to model and enforce SaaS pricing plans, entitlements and usage limits.

  • Integration runs through SDKs, an API, a CLI and an MCP server, and engineering teams are the main users.

  • Scale and BYOC add SSO, RBAC, SIEM export, a 99.99% SLA and in-VPC deployment.

  • Product Teams
    7/10

    A no-code console lets product teams change packaging and limits without new code deployments.

  • The free Build tier covers 10,000 entities and 5 million events a month.

Less suited

  • It feeds billing and ERP systems but has no ledger, tax or revenue recognition tools.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Entitlement checks run in the request path with sub-10 ms p99 latency, and a Sidecar caches entitlements during network outages.
  • It works alongside existing billing tools such as Stripe, Zuora, Chargebee, Metronome and Orb, so teams do not have to migrate billing.
  • Built-in AI credit wallets, ledgers, expiry rules and per-user or per-agent budgets cover credit-based AI pricing.
  • A free Build tier includes 10,000 entities and 5 million events a month.
  • BYOC and air-gapped deployment options suit companies with strict data residency needs.
  • A competitor's comparison credits it with SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications.

Cons

  • It is not a billing or accounting system and does not handle tax, payments or revenue recognition.
  • Pricing is multi-dimensional, combining entities, events, rate limits and add-ons, and even a competitor calls it complex.
  • RBAC, SSO and the Zuora, Chargebee and NetSuite integrations require the custom-priced Scale tier.
  • G2 has only a couple of reviews, and one reviewer said usage-based and add-on pricing was hard to model.
  • The pricing page gives conflicting figures for the annual discount, quoting both 20% and 17%.

Key Features

Invoicing
Audit Trail

Not included

  • Payroll
  • General Ledger
  • Tax Compliance

Stigg Pricing

Build

Free
  • 3 products
  • Community support
  • Stripe integration
  • 1K events per second
  • 5M usage events per month
  • 7-day rolling audit trail
  • Widgets carry Stigg branding
  • 10,000 managed entities (soft cap)
  • 1 production and 2 non-production environments
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Pro

$499/mo

or $4,788/year (save 20%)

  • 99.95% SLA
  • Full audit log
  • 10K events per second
  • Custom-branded widgets
  • Unlimited environments and products
  • 10,000 entities included, up to 100,000
  • 25M events per month included, up to 500M
  • Standard support with 2-hour Sev 1 response
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BYOC

Contact for pricing
  • Custom MSA
  • Unlimited entities
  • No per-event billing
  • 1M+ events per second
  • Starts at 40,000 USD per year
  • 24/7 support with a named CSM and TAM
  • BYOC, in-VPC, BYODB or air-gapped deployment
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Scale

Contact for pricing
  • 99.99% SLA
  • Annual contract only
  • 50K events per second
  • RBAC, SSO and scoped keys
  • Enterprise audit with SIEM export
  • Committed entity blocks from 50K up to 2M
  • Premium support with a dedicated Slack channel
  • Zuora, Chargebee, Salesforce and NetSuite integrations
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Build plan is free and includes 10,000 managed entities, 5 million usage events a month and one production environment, with community support.

No. Stigg runs entitlements, metering and credits on top of a billing provider such as Stripe, Zuora or Chargebee. It does not handle tax or payment processing.

On Build, new entity creation pauses at the limit, and extra events are billed at 50 USD per million without cutting off usage. On Pro, overages are billed at graduated rates for entities and events.

Yes. The BYOC plan, from about 40,000 USD a year, supports deployment in your own cloud or VPC, bring-your-own-database setups and air-gapped installs.

Stigg's site shows SOC 2 and ISO badges and links to a Trust Center. A competitor's comparison lists SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001.

Build uses click-through terms. Pro can be billed monthly or annually. Scale and BYOC require annual contracts.

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