Bucket vs Unleash
Bucket is an Unleash alternative, providing feature flagging for fast moving teams.
Bucket helps you ship the right features faster
Built for SaaS
Not for every use case, just yours: B2B SaaS.
Not for every use case, just yours: B2B SaaS.
“Built with large enterprises in mind”
Designed for the most complex organizations.
Designed for the most complex organizations.
Fast & intuitive
Clean UI with opinionated defaults. Or skip it with CLI or MCP.
Clean UI with opinionated defaults. Or skip it with CLI or MCP.
Complicated and confusing UI
Finding features is difficult and the busy UI doesn’t scale well with many flags.
Finding features is difficult and the busy UI doesn’t scale well with many flags.
Built-in feedback & adoption
Bring feedback into your flow, so you know which issues to fix. Then track adoption with built-in metrics.
Bring feedback into your flow, so you know which issues to fix. Then track adoption with built-in metrics.
A/B testing
Unleash operates at the user level and is built with B2C and ecommerce use cases in mind.
Unleash operates at the user level and is built with B2C and ecommerce use cases in mind.
Automated cleanup
AI identifies unused flags and auto-creates PRs in GitHub for you.
AI identifies unused flags and auto-creates PRs in GitHub for you.
Manual cleanup
No help to maintain or cleanup stale flags.
No help to maintain or cleanup stale flags.
Bucket’s pricing is simple and transparent
Simple pricing
Pricing is based on Monthly Tracked Users so it’s simple and predictable.
Pricing is based on Monthly Tracked Users so it’s simple and predictable.
Per seat pricing
Paying per seat quickly gets expensive as your team grows.
Paying per seat quickly gets expensive as your team grows.
All the same feature flagging essentials
Bucket has all the key features Unleash does. Learn about our flags.
Targeting rules
Segments
Environments
Percentage rollouts
Release kill switch
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“Using Bucket at GitBook over the last few months and feature flagging has been such a breeze.”
Addison Schultz