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Migrating from Snowplow to Statsig: A Practical Review
What do you like best about the product?
The implementation simplicity is a game-changer. Adding data attributes to track user interactions is incredibly straightforward compared to our previous setup with Snowplow. What used to require complex schema management and pipeline configuration now takes minutes. Having analytics and A/B testing capabilities in one unified platform also eliminates the need for multiple tool integrations, which should streamline our experimentation workflow once we expand beyond pure analytics.
What do you dislike about the product?
The main issue I've encountered is event duplication between Statsig's native automatic tracking and my explicit custom events. This creates noise in the data and requires careful configuration to avoid double-counting user actions. It's manageable once you understand the system, but it would be helpful if the platform had better conflict detection or clearer guidance on when to rely on native tracking versus custom implementation.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Statsig is solving the complexity and cost burden we faced with our previous analytics setup. With Snowplow, even basic event tracking required extensive configuration, schema management, and pipeline maintenance that consumed significant engineering time. Statsig's streamlined implementation means we can instrument new features in minutes rather than hours or days.
The unified platform also eliminates the tool sprawl problem - instead of managing separate analytics and experimentation systems, we're consolidating everything into one place. This should dramatically simplify our A/B testing workflow when we expand beyond analytics. The cost savings were our initial driver, but the operational efficiency gains are proving to be the bigger long-term benefit, freeing up our team to focus on product development rather than data infrastructure maintenance.
The unified platform also eliminates the tool sprawl problem - instead of managing separate analytics and experimentation systems, we're consolidating everything into one place. This should dramatically simplify our A/B testing workflow when we expand beyond analytics. The cost savings were our initial driver, but the operational efficiency gains are proving to be the bigger long-term benefit, freeing up our team to focus on product development rather than data infrastructure maintenance.
Great product overall
What do you like best about the product?
- Ease to Use
- Great Customer Support
- Quick New Feature Deliver
- Diagnostic tab
- Low latency
- Great Customer Support
- Quick New Feature Deliver
- Diagnostic tab
- Low latency
What do you dislike about the product?
- Gaps in documentation for the new feature release; some docs are outdated.
- Guarded Releases
- Guarded Releases
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
- low latency
- availability
- UI
- Analytics
- availability
- UI
- Analytics
Early in our journey but very promissing
What do you like best about the product?
We're still early in our journey with Statsig, but the impact is already clear. Historically, we’ve had limited visibility into how users actually interact with our app - what screens they visit, what they skip, and how engagement varies across the experience. Most of our feedback has come from a vocal few, which isn’t always representative. Statsig is starting to give us the additional data we need to make more informed and balanced decisions.
Even without a demo or diving into the documentation, the setup experience has been smooth. It was quick and intuitive to get our first dashboards and graphs running, and it’s already clear that it’ll integrate well into our existing development process.
Right now, the real-time dashboards are what we're most excited about. Looking ahead, we’re planning to make good use of the experimentation features as we continue to scale. Combining this data with qualitative user feedback and focus groups will give us a strong foundation for future product decisions. Over the next six months, we expect Statsig to significantly improve our confidence in roadmap planning and help us better understand user behaviour across platforms.
Even without a demo or diving into the documentation, the setup experience has been smooth. It was quick and intuitive to get our first dashboards and graphs running, and it’s already clear that it’ll integrate well into our existing development process.
Right now, the real-time dashboards are what we're most excited about. Looking ahead, we’re planning to make good use of the experimentation features as we continue to scale. Combining this data with qualitative user feedback and focus groups will give us a strong foundation for future product decisions. Over the next six months, we expect Statsig to significantly improve our confidence in roadmap planning and help us better understand user behaviour across platforms.
What do you dislike about the product?
At this early stage, I don’t have any dislikes to report. Our experience so far has been wholly positive, and we’ve found the platform intuitive and easy to get started with.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Statsig is helping us solve a key problem: limited visibility into how users interact with our app. Previously, our understanding of user behaviour was based largely on anecdotal feedback from a limited number of users, which made it difficult to make confident product decisions. With Statsig, we will be gaining data-driven insights into which screens users visit or ignore, how they engage with different features, and where improvements are needed.
This will benefit us by supporting more balanced, informed decision-making. It’s will also help us validate user feedback at scale and giving us the foundation to run meaningful experiments in the future. Ultimately, it’s enabling us to build a clearer picture of user engagement across platforms, which will be critical as we refine existing features and plan future product launches.
This will benefit us by supporting more balanced, informed decision-making. It’s will also help us validate user feedback at scale and giving us the foundation to run meaningful experiments in the future. Ultimately, it’s enabling us to build a clearer picture of user engagement across platforms, which will be critical as we refine existing features and plan future product launches.
Powerful, Integrated Experimentation with Room to Improve Usability
What do you like best about the product?
For me, Statsig’s biggest strength is its all‑in‑one approach: experimentation, feature flagging, and analytics in one intuitive platform. Setting up A/B tests is fast, the SDKs are solid, and the built‑in statistical engine does heavy lifting like p‑value and confidence interval calculations automatically. I also appreciate the transparent and generous pricing model and their support is consistently responsive and helpful.
What do you dislike about the product?
There’s a bit of a learning curve especially when configuring metrics or pulling from a data warehouse. The distinctions between experiments, feature gates, and dynamic configs can feel muddy until you’ve used them a few times in context. Additionally, the UI sometimes feels cluttered when managing many experiments—better filtering and customization options would help.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Before Statsig, we often relied on intuition or manual analysis to assess the impact of new features, which led to slower decisions and uncertainty. Now, we can ship A/B tests quickly, measure impact across key metrics automatically, and roll out features behind flags all in one platform.
It also simplifies managing experiments at scale. The guardrail metrics, automated stats engine, and built-in dashboards save us hours of manual analysis.
It also simplifies managing experiments at scale. The guardrail metrics, automated stats engine, and built-in dashboards save us hours of manual analysis.
Stasig has been our backbone of A/B experiments
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to use interface, flexible setup, and growing capabilities
What do you dislike about the product?
Still limited in non-conventional experiment designs such switchback with randomized time windows
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Quick experiment setup and real-time monitoring
Versatile tool helping teams AB test at speed
What do you like best about the product?
Wide range of SDKs, good customer support
What do you dislike about the product?
Documentation site is slow to reflect latest changes
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Allow surface teams to run AB testing quickly
My experience using Statsig
What do you like best about the product?
Statsig has many automated processes that allow me to be more efficient at work. Previously, I used to download data directly from tables in Snowflake and run numerous queries to understand how metrics behaved during an experiment. I also had to perform additional processes to determine if those changes were statistically significant. Statsig has helped me save a lot of time because it does this automatically, allowing me to be more efficient in other areas of my work and dedicate more time to finding new opportunities. Love it!
What do you dislike about the product?
The reference channels are sometimes unclear to me. For example, if I want to learn about the functionality of a specific feature or something new, I sometimes don't know where to go. I know there's plenty of reference material out there, but that's not the problem; the issue is which of the portals I should go to.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It solves the need for fast and reliable results to be able to execute and carry out more strategies.
Statsig is awesome.
What do you like best about the product?
As a developer found multiple good point about Statsig.
1) Integration is easy
2) Code snippet available on dashboard, so became easy to add in codebase.
3) Staging Environment available along with production.
4)Customer Support team is awesome. They response very fast and accurate.
1) Integration is easy
2) Code snippet available on dashboard, so became easy to add in codebase.
3) Staging Environment available along with production.
4)Customer Support team is awesome. They response very fast and accurate.
What do you dislike about the product?
Statsig just need to improve there autopilot chatbot (Statbot) because some time not giving accurate response.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps in multiple way as follow.
1) Enable/Disable any UI/Feature on our application using statsig feature gate.
2) We can do experiment for testing our new UI i.e we can show 50% user to new UI and 50% user to old UI. So by this way we can understand pattern
4)We track user activity.
1) Enable/Disable any UI/Feature on our application using statsig feature gate.
2) We can do experiment for testing our new UI i.e we can show 50% user to new UI and 50% user to old UI. So by this way we can understand pattern
4)We track user activity.
Launching experiments at blaze speed
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use,quick implementation and integration to our system was so nice to bring in experiments from ideas to product was just few steps away
What do you dislike about the product?
Not as of now but initial training was little less intutive but team picked up after feedback
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We used used have manual featre configs in git and experiments were difficult to introduce at scale.After statsig we are able to launch experiemnts during the ideation itself with quick steps not atall difficult
Statis is great!
What do you like best about the product?
Statsig helps run experiments and test product improvements easily. It allows provides allows an extensive set of analysis to review the experiments.
What do you dislike about the product?
Tertiary analysis or complex experiments are hard to integrate with statsig.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It has helped us test product offerings and shaped our product for the better.
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