
Flipt builds a git-native feature flag platform engineering teams self-host or run managed to release features safely.
Flipt provides a feature flag platform that lets engineering teams turn features on and off without redeploying code. Changes made in its interface are recorded as commits in the team's Git repository, so rollouts follow the same review process as code changes.
The platform evaluates flags in real time through server-side, client-side, and gRPC interfaces, with SDKs for languages including Go, Python, JavaScript, C#, Swift, Kotlin, and Dart. Teams can run it as a self-hosted single binary or use the Pro edition with pull-request automation and secrets management.
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Flipt installs as a single dependency-free binary that teams run inside their own infrastructure, keeping flag data and configuration under the customer's control. Self-hosting also keeps evaluation latency low, with flag changes reaching clients in milliseconds.
Its flat-rate Pro plan charges a fixed monthly price with no per-seat fees and no flag limits, in contrast with the per-seat billing common among feature flag vendors. Built-in Git integration across GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, and Azure DevOps lets teams review flag changes as pull requests.
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Flipt sunset its hosted Flipt Cloud service in July 2025, so teams wanting a vendor-operated deployment must self-host or arrange enterprise terms rather than sign up for managed hosting. Extra capacity and distribution rights sit behind the custom Enterprise contract rather than the self-serve tier.
The Pro tier supports up to 10 instances, so larger deployments move to annual Enterprise agreements with negotiated terms. Support beyond community channels begins at the paid tiers, with email support and a 24-hour response commitment starting on Pro.
Source: blog.flipt.io
Flipt gives away its open-source edition and sells a Pro subscription at a flat monthly rate with no per-seat fees, positioning cost predictability against the per-seat pricing common in the feature flag category. A 14-day trial lets teams evaluate Pro without a credit card.
Larger or air-gapped deployments move to Enterprise contracts with unlimited instances, distribution rights, annual invoicing, and help with security reviews. Self-serve checkout covers the Pro tier while a sales-led process handles Enterprise, separating the motion by deal size.
Source: flipt.io