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Having had to implement custom billing logic and working in a startup that is still figuring out how to best price & bundle its product, I can see the value of
by andruby 4y ago
Having had to implement custom billing logic and working in a startup that is still figuring out how to best price & bundle its product, I can see the value of this.
I think this enables non-engineers to define pricing rules and the associated features.
I wonder if this could integrate well with getlago.com (we're looking at integrating that after years which feel partially wasted on implementing custom billing logic)
- nirga 4y agoWe're currently working on metering and billing integration so I'm not sure if such integration makes sense.
- andruby 4y agoThank you for the reply. If anything, you can learn from the choices Lago made. It's not easy making a metering and billing system that works well enough for the majority of use-cases.
- jmacd 4y agoI'd love your feedback on https://priceops.org https://priceops.org We recently open sourced Tier http://github.com/tierrun/tier http://github.com/tierrun/tier which combines metering, entitlements, feature flags and a client side SDK to simplify things.
- andruby 4y agotier seems interesting when using Stripe. We don’t so I can’t really comment.
- trynewideas 4y ago100% LD is targeted at product managers, technical account managers, and any other non-developers who want to gate feature rollouts. The devs can just focus on implementing features, flag them, and then forget about it. That said, LD is an expensive daily pain in my ass, and anything better, or even a little worse but cheaper, than it catches my attention.