ConfigCat alternatives
ConfigCat alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
ConfigCat: US$900 to US$4,500 a month, up to US$54,000 a year
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What people compare ConfigCat with
ConfigCat lists Enterprise at US$900 a month and Dedicated at US$4,500 a month, with Dedicated shown as US$54,000 over twelve months. You may be looking for an alternative because you want to own your release records and review process, rather than rely on a hosted service with plan-based download and network allowances.
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How to choose a ConfigCat alternative
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Check what the bill covers
Look beyond the headline price. ConfigCat includes unlimited seats, so this is not a case for claiming seat savings. Its plans differ in download and network allowances. The free version has no licence fee, but hosting and operation remain part of your own system. Enterprise DNA scopes delivery and support for the managed option.
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Keep your records yours
Your release desk can keep configuration and review records in a database you own, and you can export those records. Know the limits too: the free version records supplied actor names without verifying identities, and a database owner can edit history. For a managed version, agree access, record protection, retention and backups.
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Fit your own review rules
Check whether the process fits your fields and responsibilities. Your version can include owners, review dates, tests and release decisions, with the fields and checks adapted to your business. Your team still supplies the decisions and the customer groups and boundaries that matter in its tests.
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Plan the switch carefully
You can bring across native configuration exports for each environment, including values and targeting rules. Historical approvals, team permissions and other records need separate mapping. Reconcile what you need before switching, and keep your current service running until the replacement and rollback have been tested.
The option that fits
A release desk built around your business
Enterprise DNA builds your version around how your business handles flags, reviews and releases, brings across your ConfigCat configuration and runs the managed version for you. Your records sit in a database you own, rather than depending on a per-seat plan. The managed option has one setup fee, then a monthly retainer. If you would rather run it yourself, there is also a free version.
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Questions
ConfigCat alternatives, answered
What would I pay to move away from ConfigCat? expand_more
ConfigCat lists Enterprise at US$900 a month and Dedicated at US$4,500 a month, or US$54,000 over twelve months at the Dedicated rate. These are public USD list prices, not a verified NZ or Australian invoice. The free version has no licence fee. Enterprise DNA charges one setup fee, then a monthly retainer.
Can I bring my flags and targeting rules with me? expand_more
Yes. The free version accepts native configuration exports for each environment and preserves their values and targeting rules. Historical approvals, team permissions and other records need separate mapping. Reconcile the records you need before switching, and keep your current service running until you have tested the replacement and rollback.
Will an owned version replace all of ConfigCat? expand_more
The free version provides an owned release record and local evaluation of imported targeting rules, but recording a release does not change a running application. For the managed version, Enterprise DNA scopes delivery, access controls and application connections. Keep your current service running until the replacement and rollback have been tested.
Who controls the configuration and review history? expand_more
You own the database and can export its records. The free version records supplied actor names without verifying identities, and a database owner can edit history. For the managed version, agree authenticated access, record protection, retention and backup operation with Enterprise DNA. Your team remains responsible for the release decisions it supplies.
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