Feature flagging that’s purpose-built for B2B
Release features gradually with simple flags.
Gate features based on company subscriptions.
Iterate fast with adoption metrics and feedback.
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Trusted by the top tech companies
Backed by world-class product leaders
Feature flags you’ll actually enjoy using
B2B engineers deserve better
We’re focusing on what you need to build and release better features in B2B SaaS. No A/B experimentation or B2C features.
Beautifully crafted with purpose
Crafted with experience
Built by a world-class and highly experienced team.
Designed for one use case
Not a catch-all solution but designed for the B2B use case.
Intuitive interface
Great looking defaults that are highly configurable under the hood.
Mission control for releases
Get an overview of current shipments. See what’s been released and to which customers. Also keep track of adoption metrics and satisfaction.
Best-in-class reporting
Powerful filters
Custom views
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Modelled for B2B
Companies, not users
Users are auto-aggregated at the company level, right out of the box.
Powerful filters
Company-level filters for features access, adoption and more.
Custom company segments
Create and export lists of companies based on powerful filtering.
“Bucket is building an easy way to create feature ownership, shared language, and transparency in your product team.”
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Andreas Klinger
CTO
Why Bucket
Product teams used to build features for customers.
These days, it can feel like product teams are clocking in at a feature factory. A conveyor belt optimized for output.
Tools and automation have emerged to help product teams take features from design to deployment faster than ever. Or to “Done”, as issue trackers call it.
But features aren’t done when they’re deployed. That’s when customers see them for the first time. It’s the most important time in a feature’s lifecycle but it’s also when product teams drop attention.
“With Bucket’s feature management, everyone optimizes for customer impact, consistently.”
Niels Tindbæk
Segment
“Have engineers and designers take PM responsibility. Hire less PMs so they stay on high level.”
@karrisaarinen
on
“Iteration velocity is the right metric to optimize your company around. Velocity, not speed. Velocity is speed with a direction.”
@rauchg
on
“Getting the relevant feature data to chase you, and not the other way around, is changing how we iterate on features, effortlessly. This is where Bucket gets it right.”
Paul Dariye
Engineering Lead
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