We’re changing the way SaaS companies monetize their products
The billing monolith is dead. 💀
Today’s SaaS landscape is complex, competitive, and changing fast.
To keep up, companies must use hybrid models, bundle and unbundle, and explore new pricing strategies from day one. But legacy billing systems can't keep pace with this new reality. They’re rigid and restrictive, limiting engineering, product, and revenue teams alike.
At Stigg, we’re building a new kind of monetization platform for engineers —scalable, flexible, and purpose-built for the modern GTM stack.
Our APIs and middleware make it easy to iterate faster, supporting the agility needed to thrive in this dynamic market.
Dor and Anton met at New Relic, where they saw firsthand how legacy systems could stall pricing initiatives and keep everyone tied up far longer than anyone wanted.
So, they decided to take action. They left their jobs to build the first unified monetization platform for engineering teams.
We’re passionate about solving monetization for SaaS because we’ve all faced this problem firsthand—and we’re here to fix it!
We’re hiring
Backed by the best
Loved by our customers
“Flexibility in pricing & plans is critical for the success of SaaS companies. Even harder when catering for both Enterprise and PLG sales. You don't want these operational considerations to become an obstacle for success.”
“Collaborating with the team at Stigg is great, they have deep knowledge of the SaaS monetization domain, and have been a great partner. With Stigg's product integrated, we plan to evolve our offering at a higher pace. Reducing the time to introduce new plans, price points or products from months to days.”
“Pretty soon it’s going to not only become table stakes to be able to offer this level of flexibility, but businesses who don’t do it might not even survive.”
“What becomes increasingly clear to me is that companies need a monetization platform. If you build it as a platform instead of single entities, you’ll be in a much better place going forward.”
"Not consulting, but if you're looking for a product to help with your PLG pricing, you should check out Stigg."
“Over the last 1 month, all kinds of crazy ideas have been thrown at me and I’m like “yes we can do that”. 1yr ago, a request for addons came or just redoing our packaging and I gave a conservative timeline of 4 months.”
“Stigg is a true game changer for monetization teams! By unlocking 'commercial agility' through Packaging & Pricing. Finding the right price model no longer means compromises, months of implementation, and dependencies on scarce engineering resources.”
“Flexibility in pricing & plans is critical for the success of SaaS companies. Even harder when catering for both Enterprise and PLG sales. You don't want these operational considerations to become an obstacle for success.”
“Collaborating with the team at Stigg is great, they have deep knowledge of the SaaS monetization domain, and have been a great partner. With Stigg's product integrated, we plan to evolve our offering at a higher pace. Reducing the time to introduce new plans, price points or products from months to days.”
“Pretty soon it’s going to not only become table stakes to be able to offer this level of flexibility, but businesses who don’t do it might not even survive.”
“What becomes increasingly clear to me is that companies need a monetization platform. If you build it as a platform instead of single entities, you’ll be in a much better place going forward.”
"Not consulting, but if you're looking for a product to help with your PLG pricing, you should check out Stigg."
“Over the last 1 month, all kinds of crazy ideas have been thrown at me and I’m like “yes we can do that”. 1yr ago, a request for addons came or just redoing our packaging and I gave a conservative timeline of 4 months.”
“Stigg is a true game changer for monetization teams! By unlocking 'commercial agility' through Packaging & Pricing. Finding the right price model no longer means compromises, months of implementation, and dependencies on scarce engineering resources.”