How the estimates work
Every number comes from the vendors’ published pricing, read July 2026, and each row says which plan and meters it used. LaunchDarkly is service connections times US$10 plus US$8.33 per thousand client-side MAU, at their annual-billing rates (monthly billing runs about 20% higher). Flagsmith is the cheapest cloud plan that fits your seats, plus US$50 per million requests past the included quota. ConfigCat is the lowest tier that fits both your flag count and your download volume. RocketFlag is A$79, converted to roughly US$52 so the bars are comparable.
These are estimates, not quotes: vendors change pricing, negotiate enterprise deals, and meter things in ways a slider can’t fully capture. If you spot a figure that’s gone stale, tell us and we’ll fix it. And if your real bill looks like the tall bars, the fix takes five minutes.
Why the RocketFlag row is boring
The whole argument is that a feature flag bill shouldn’t be interesting. Flags are plumbing: they should be fast, reliable and predictable, and the invoice should be too. Unlimited seats, unlimited evaluations, unlimited flags, one number. The sliders above change three companies’ bills and can’t touch ours; that’s not a trick of the page, it’s the product.
