| LaunchDarkly | Optimizely | Flagsmith | GrowthBook | PostHog | |
| Feature flags | |||||
| Target by percentage | |||||
| Target by user properties | |||||
| Flag scheduling | |||||
| Experimentation | |||||
| Multivariate flags | |||||
| Unlimited flags for free | |||||
| 3rd party plugins for free | |||||
| Activity logs | |||||
| Data export | |||||
| Multi-environment support | 
Feature flags? PostHog does that.
Safely roll out features to select users or cohorts.

Feature flags are really, really critical for us and you don’t see them as a feature in other analytics tools. They very valuable though, because you can often use feature flag data to make other product decisions.

Francesco Agosti
CTO & Co-founder, Phantom

Choose who gets access to features
Customize your release strategy based on your goals with release conditions.
- By percentage of traffic- Roll out a feature to a percentage of all visitors 
- By user or group properties- Choose specific people, or allow access by user or group property (like organization or multi-seat account) 
- By cohort- Cohorts can dynamically update with user properties 

Multivariate feature flags
Simultaneously test multiple versions against a control group.

Test changes without touching your codebase
After a feature flag is installed, JSON payloads let you make changes to your product or website without subsequent deployments.
This includes text, visuals, or even entire blocks of code.

Automated usage reports
Insights are automatically created for each feature flag, including overall flag usage and usage by specific users

- History & activity feed- See who hit a feature flag, the flag’s value, and which page they were on 
- Local evaluation- Improves speed by caching a flag’s value on initial load 
- Instant rollbacks- Disable a feature without touching your codebase 
- Bootstrapping- Get flags and values to trigger changes immediately on page load 
- Persist flags across authentication steps- Make sure users have a consistent experience after login 
- Flag administration- See the history of a feature flag or control who can modify flags with user roles 
- SDKs or API- Copy code snippets for your library of choice, or implement yourself with the API 
- Multi-environment support- Test flags in local development or staging by using the same flag key across PostHog projects 
Pairs with...
PostHog products are natively designed to be interoperable using Product OS.
- Product analytics- Run any insight filtered by a flag’s value, or group by flag to see usage across a flag’s variants 
- Product analytics: User paths- See how a flag’s value influenced an intended outcome 
- Session replay- Filter recordings down to only when a feature flag was called, or to a specific value of a flag 
PostHog vs...
How does PostHog Feature flags compare?

Blog posts that mention Feature flags
Roadmap
Here's what the Experimentation Team is building next.
- Feature flag support for strings (JSON)- Progress
- Users & recordings linked to feature flags- We want to make it easier for those who use feature flags to get information on users attached to a particular feature flag, and gather more information on those users' experience through session recordings. ![]() - Progress
The experimentation team
Here are the people bringing you experimentation.
67% of this team prefer pineapple on pizza
![]() - Eric Duong - Team lead - Software Engineer 
![]() - Li Yi Yu - Full Stack Engineer 
![]() - Neil Kakkar - Software Engineer 

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