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How Ancestry uses Statsig

ConfirmedVendor case study · Checked Nov 12, 2026
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The use case: how Ancestry deploys Statsig

Ancestry uses Statsig as its experimentation and feature management platform, running A/B tests and progressive rollouts, segmenting results by cohort, and applying holdouts across new features to measure their impact on key business metrics.

More reported results

Figures published in Statsig’s case study. They are not independently measured by usedby.

3.5 million

3.5 million customers benefitting from scalable experimentation

6x

6x headcount increase across the Growth team as investment grew from a 4-person tiger team to 25 engineering, PM, and data science professionals with Statsig

In the customer’s words

I know that we are able to impact our key business metrics in a positive way with Statsig. We are definitely heading in the right direction with Statsig.
Partha Sarathi, Director of Engineering, Ancestry — Source

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  • The figure: 600 experiments per yearChecked

    Printed word for word on the page, near the name of Ancestry.

  • The passage quoted aboveChecked

    Copied word for word from the page, near the name of Ancestry.

  • Ancestry uses StatsigChecked

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  • The result itselfNot checked

    We quote it; we did not measure it.

Ancestry wanted the ability to quickly ramp up and ramp down traffic, but a single end-to-end experimentation and analytics platform didn’t exist yet.
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