Statsig offers an integrated platform for experimentation, analytics, feature management and related product-development workflows. The product unifies feature flagging, A/B testing, analytics, real-time insights, application performance monitoring, and qualitative feedback capture. Statsig positions its suite as a replacement for multiple standalone products and aims to connect product data to traditional developer tools, addressing fragmentation as AI-powered features proliferate. Thousands of companies, including Notion, Microsoft, Brex, Electronic Arts, and Atlassian, rely on Statsig. Following the raise, the company plans to expand its platform capabilities, grow its team, and enable more companies of all sizes to adopt data-driven product development. The announcement states the company raised $100 million in Series C funding at a $1.1 billion valuation. Statsig provides a modern product experimentation platform that automatically identifies which features are causing product metrics to move, reducing the manual work of setting up experiments and waiting for results. The platform is designed to make A/B testing more useful and accessible for a wide range of companies. Statsig says it delivers hundreds of new features every month and focuses on attributing impact so teams can concentrate on building products. The company’s mission is to enable product teams to accelerate growth with data by handling the hard work of attribution. Statsig was founded in 2021 and is described in the articles as based in Kirkland, WA (also noted as Seattle). In April 2022 the company raised a major growth round, strengthening its financial position to invest in product and go-to-market expansion. Statsig builds an experimentation platform that lets product developers run rapid A/B tests and analyze how users respond to new features using tools such as Pulse, Experiments+ and AutoTune. The platform automates analysis, ties business metrics back to specific features, and supports hundreds of experiments weekly to help teams make data-informed product decisions. Statsig serves millions of end-users every month for customers including Clutter, Common Room and Take App, and offers a free tier plus a Pro tier priced at $0.05 per thousand events. The company launched in February and has grown to a 14-person team; leadership plans to use new funding to hire in design, product, data science, sales and marketing. Adoption has been largely bottom-up, driven by developers and engineers deploying the SDKs and by referrals as the company starts conversations with larger customers. Statsig positions itself against incumbents by providing automated, metric-linked analysis rather than focusing solely on feature tooling.

Total raised

$153M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

May 2025