LaunchDarkly Pricing Overview
LaunchDarkly at a glance
14-day free trial available. Paid plans start at $12.00/month.
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| Developer | $0.00 | Feature flagging for your passion project. Start for free; pay only when you exceed Developer tier limits
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| Foundation | $12.00Per Month | Feature management and experimentation for growing teams. 1 monthly service connection or or 1K monthly contexts
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| Enterprise | Contact Us | Advanced feature management and experimentation at scale.
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LaunchDarkly Pricing Reviews
The ability to both control percentage rollouts on new features and manage new feature development work in a safe way. We are able to easily run internal beta, early access, and the GA rollout plans as a result of the LD capabilities. Regional controls also are a boon to development. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I can't get the getting started menu to disappear without completing all the tasks even if I don't want to complete them. Otherwise, I've had no issues with the product / platform. It's been a great tool for our development and product management org. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Launch Darkly has a great idea in working "flags" to hide feature code for deployment and A/B testing in specific environments. Their interface is easy to use and the documentation is easy enough to follow. Their system is robust enough to handle several hundred calls per second from a very large company with minumal lag in connection times. Their server up-time has been almost perfect with the exception of one hour of downtime over a year+ of use. The code SDK implementation was smooth and supports all major programming languages. Both the C# API and Angular UI are capable of connecting to the server and retreiving data. Their customer support is impressive in their willingness to communicate and accept input. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The initial concept, a turn-key options management system, is a great idea, but the implementation is more simple than the initial concept would indicate. The service is capable of only delivering a hard-coded string value based on a true-false flag set in the interface. To be complete, LauchDarkly should be able to do minor calculations, such as determine if a given date or bumber falls before, after or in between a set. or if a value is contained within a specific collection. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
