Stigg
The first pricing & packaging API built for SaaS
Stigg launched on March 30, 2023 with 552 votes, #16 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
In plain words
Stigg is an API for SaaS companies that automates pricing plan management and customer monetization. It lets developers and growth teams publish pricing plans, control feature access, deploy paywalls, and manage customer portals through SDKs and API integrations. The platform reduces time spent building these systems from scratch and supports testing and rolling out pricing changes.
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From the sources
Save countless hours building pricing plans and buyer experiences. Stigg's API & SDKs enable developers and growth teams to easily publish plans, control feature access, introduce paywalls & customer portals, and fearlessly test & roll out changes.
Meter usage, manage entitlements, and monetize AI features in real time, without building the billing infrastructure yourself.
The usage runtime that decides what every customer, user, and agent is allowed to do. Credits, entitlements, metering, and governance in a single enforcement layer. Real-time enforcement. Millions of AI requests decided in under 10ms. Credits, limits and entitlements checked, before a single token runs over budget. Financial-grade credit infrastructure. Wallets, ledgers, burn-downs, expiry rules, and priority consumption. Every edge case solved, without building itfrom stigg.io
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