Overview

The Stigg platform allows you to leverage reported usage and perform the following actions:

1. Provide visibility to customer's current usage
2. Enforce access according to the defining pricing model
3. Bill customers according to reported usage
4. Notify customers about changes to their usage, for example: limit is about to be exceeded
5. Notify internal stakeholders (i.e. sales and CS reps) about changes to customer usage
6. Trigger additional actions in applications that are integrated with Stigg

Prerequisites

In order to take action upon reported usage events, metered features must be defined in order to track usage updates.

Creating metered features

Modeling your pricing

Providing visibility to customers' current usage

In your application

Leverage's Stigg's snap-in customer portal widget or the Stigg JavaScript SDK to implement your own design.

Stigg's customer portal widget

React SDK

Getting the entitlement of a customer to a specific feature

JavaScript SDK

In third-party analytics solutions

Integrate Stigg with additional applications using webhooks

Business app integration

In the Stigg app

Visibility for a specific customer

Viewing customers' entitlement usage

Managing customers & subscriptions

Viewing the entitlement usage of a specific subscription

Managing customers & subscriptions

Visibility across the entire customer base

Feature inspector

Gaining insights about your pricing strategy

Enforcing customer access

To enforce access to features based on reported usage, add the features as entitlements to plans and add-ons and set the relevant. Stigg can also automatically reset reported usage for you, which is useful for example for calculating monthly active users (MAU).

Leverage the Stigg SDKs to enforce access based on the defined entitlement limit and reported usage.

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Access enforcement behaves slightly differently depending on the usage data source type:

1. Calculated usage - enforcement is immediate
2. Raw events - enforcement is near real-time (up to 10 seconds)

Assigning features to plans Modeling your pricing

Assigning features to add-ons Modeling your pricing

Getting the entitlement of a customer to a specific feature

Billing customers according to their usage

To bill customers for usage:

1. Integrate Stigg with a billing solution, such as Stripe
2. Add the relevant metered features as usage-based charges in plans

Learn about Stigg's integration with Stripe Billing

Business app integration

Usage-based charges in plans

Modeling your pricing

Triggering notifications

Integrate Stigg with additional applications using webhooks

Business app integration