Statsig Startup Deals & Discounts

The grant is volume, not a cash balance. Statsig describes its Startup Program as Enterprise-tier access for 12 months plus 1B events, valued at $50k+. Our listing calls it up to $50,000 in credits. Statsig does not say how it reached its $50k+; at the Pro overage rate, 1B events would cost $50,000 (math below), which matches it. Support matches the Pro tier, meaning Slack and email with replies by the next business day.

Who qualifies in general. A company founded less than 5 years ago that has raised under $50 million. Statsig adds that the program suits companies with over 25K MAU that are scaling fast and need extra event volume, and sends small, just-starting teams to the free Developer tier first. Applications are reviewed by Statsig.

After the year. You choose between Enterprise, Pro and Free, whichever fits the traffic you have by then.

Next to the catalog. PostHog lists $50,000 in credits to use across any product, the same headline number. Mixpanel lists savings of up to $50,000 and 1 year free. Amplitude lists $40,000 in credits and 12 months free on its Growth plan. The four headlines cluster between $40,000 and $50,000, so fit with the tools you already use for flags, experiments and analytics should decide, and Statsig's event-based grant is easy to size once you know your monthly volume.

A scaling consumer or SaaS product with tens of thousands of monthly users. Event volume grows faster than headcount here, and the grant removes overage billing for a year. Feature flags, A/B tests and funnels share one event stream, so one SDK integration replaces three tools.

A B2B team that needs SSO or access controls early. Role-based access controls, SSO and warehouse-native deployment belong to the Enterprise tier, which the program opens for 12 months. That can unblock a security review without an Enterprise contract.

A data-led team with its own warehouse. Warehouse Native lets experiments run on data you already store.

Skip it if you are pre-launch or small. Statsig itself points early teams to the free Developer tier, which already covers 2M events a month. At 25K MAU that is 80 events per user per month, and the grant adds nothing until you pass it.

Skip it if your company is older than 5 years or has raised more than $50 million. Either condition rules you out.

Plan the exit. After 12 months the same traffic is billed on the plan you pick. See the next section for what that can mean.

Statsig's pricing page lists three tiers:

Tier	Price	Events	Session replays
Developer	Free	2M a month	50,000 a month
Pro	$150 a month	5M included, then $0.05 per 1K events	100,000 a month
Enterprise	Custom	Event or experiment based contracts	not stated

What 1B events means. At the Pro overage rate 1B events would cost $50,000, which matches the $50k+ figure. That is about 42 times the free tier's yearly allowance. Spread over 12 months it is roughly 83 million events a month, or about 3,333 events per month for each of 25K users.

The year after. The same 83 million events a month on Pro would cost $4,066.67 a month, or $48,800 over a year ($150 a month plus overage). A product that logs far fewer events pays far less: 5M included events cover 200 events per month for each of 25K users. The grant is worth most to products that log a lot per user, and worth little to a quiet app.