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The basic building blocks of the Stigg platform are features, which represent product functionality that can be monetized. Defining features in Stigg allows you to structure and segment your products in any way you choose, while maintaining a single integration point within your codebase for each new feature. Features are typically defined by product managers but can also be created by engineers. Stigg supports three types of features:
  1. Boolean features — Represent functionality that customers either have access to or do not.
  2. Configuration features — Represent functionality that can be configured, such as the number of days for data retention or the maximum allowed file size.
  3. Metered features — Represent functionality with variable usage that needs to be tracked, such as the number of seats, API calls made, or monthly active users (MAUs). Usage is either calculated and reported by your application or derived by Stigg from aggregated raw events.