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DevCycle helps developers ship faster while reducing release complexity
Our promise: Fair and transparent pricing.
No PhD in complicated pricing games required!
Starts free, with no limits.
Great for teams either looking to get started with feature flagging or trying to improve processes.
Many teams can get by with our Developer plan.
But if you need Enterprise features we're happy to come up with the right solution!
Deploy code more efficiently, while reducing release complexity, with feature flags that connect directly to your current workflows. Leverage industry-leading functionality, like Edge Flags, so there is never a use case that can't be feature flagged.
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Continuously deploy and test in production. Manage feature flags across multiple environments, and use Edge Flags to ensure consistency across platforms.
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DevCycle is for modern development teams who are looking to graduate from their current feature flag tool. Feature flag grouping makes coordinating complex releases, easy.
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Toggle features on/off and create production kill switches. Execute stress-free Canary releases with gradual rollouts and predetermined schedules.
DevCycle gives us the tools we need to release fast and safely using Feature Flags.
DevCycle's global feature flag view makes it easy to keep all stakeholders in the loop and maintain clean code.
Releases are faster and safer with DevCycle. It gives me full control over any code that gets released to our customers.
DevCycle makes it easy to feature-flag your code. You can add release notes and send announcements, monitor the activity of your developers, and maintain a clean codebase.
MAU stands for Monthly Active User. And a client-side MAU is a unique user with at least 1 connection in a given month via our client SDKs, including both web and mobile.
An experimentation event is any event logged to DevCycle using the Track method in our SDKs or the Track endpoint in the Bucketing API. Experimentation events are used as the foundation for creating metrics that determine the impact of a feature.
An EdgeDB operation is any read or write to/from EdgeDB using the DevCycle SDKs or Bucketing API. Reads and writes only happen when EdgeDB is explicitly enabled. Writes typically happen when custom data is being set and reads happen when initializing the client with EdgeDB enabled.
EdgeDB is a lightning-fast, globally replicated edge storage engine that simplifies feature flagging in serverless environments. EdgeDB enables Edge Flags, which is the ability to ensure feature flags are delivered consistently to users across platforms, regardless of the availability of targeting data.
No, with DevCycle you can create as many flags as you'd like, run as many experiments as you need to and you'll never be billed more. Even if your metrics currently have you on the free plan. Feature flagging is only truly helpful when completely adopted by a team, so we don't want anything to stand in the way of creating and using feature flags.
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