Statsig Features

Based on 10 Statsig reviews. Tracks where users are clicking on a web page.

Tracks mouse movement over a web page.

See where users experience the most difficulty on a web page.

Tracks sessions where users encountered errors and bugs.

Split web traffic to a page between two different URLs.

Offers insights into relationships between user information and user behavior.

Leave notes on sessions and bugs.

As reported in 10 Statsig reviews. Collects user information (location, IP address, email, etc.).

Search sessions by keywords or IP address.

As reported in 104 Statsig reviews. Ability to see analytics at the account level.

Based on 106 Statsig reviews. Ability to see analytics at the user level.

Based on 104 Statsig reviews. Ability to compare usage across segments such as role, company size, etc.

Based on 102 Statsig reviews. See how users move though a product via grouped page sequences

As reported in 100 Statsig reviews. Receive automated alerts and reports based on gains or losses in performance.

View analytics for multiple products in a single dashboard, including cross-product engagement This feature was mentioned in 98 Statsig reviews.

As reported in 98 Statsig reviews. Scores customers and visitors to identify at-risk or thriving accounts.

Breadth and functionality of integrations with third-party products. This feature was mentioned in 100 Statsig reviews.

Based on 189 Statsig reviews. Grants users a centralized dashboard for organized feature flag management.

As reported in 177 Statsig reviews. Grants users granular control over feature rollouts and rollbacks.

As reported in 178 Statsig reviews. Allows users to track the status of deployed features and application performance via automated alerts.

As reported in 179 Statsig reviews. Empowers users to smoothly deploy features in a variety of environments.

Allows teams to test features in production for select target groups without deploying. This feature was mentioned in 188 Statsig reviews.

As reported in 168 Statsig reviews. Presents users with a low-code interface to build and maintain feature management systems.

Provides reporting and analytics tools to quantify the results of the experiment. This feature was mentioned in 248 Statsig reviews.

As reported in 205 Statsig reviews. Provides heatmap functionality to assess what parts of the website visitors are engaging with most.

Allows for the testing of multiple variables at a time during a single test. This feature was mentioned in 239 Statsig reviews.

Based on 236 Statsig reviews. Allows multiple experiments to be deployed simultaneously.

As reported in 225 Statsig reviews. Allows mobile web pages to be tested during A/B experiments.

As reported in 197 Statsig reviews. What You See is What You Get (WYSIWYG) features allow the editing of web pages without HTML. This means you can directly edit pages with images and text without any coding.

Based on 189 Statsig reviews. Uses algorithms and continuous data entry to enable the technology to develop insights and optimize testing.

Requires little to no knowledge of coding. Usually this means it comes with prewritten code. 210 reviewers of Statsig have provided feedback on this feature.

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input This feature was mentioned in 75 Statsig reviews.

As reported in 76 Statsig reviews. Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience This feature was mentioned in 74 Statsig reviews.

As reported in 76 Statsig reviews. Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Based on 42 Statsig reviews. Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases 42 reviewers of Statsig have provided feedback on this feature.

Based on 43 Statsig reviews. Improves performance based on feedback and experience

As reported in 41 Statsig reviews. Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting