The use case: how Plex deploys Statsig
Plex uses Statsig to run A/B tests and experiments across its streaming platform, replacing an in-house experimentation tool, and to track the impact of feature releases. Tested metrics include time spent in the app, new user registrations, watchlist saves and playbacks.
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An 8.2% increase in registrations with our very first test.
EV put her “test everything” mentality into practice with 21 tests completed in six months with approximately 40 total experiments in flight well before the end of the year.
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We plan to use Statsig for any new major feature releases. The beauty is that the tool allows us to both run experiments, but also track the impact of feature releases.Statsig users in Streaming & Content
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EV put her “test everything” mentality into practice with 21 tests completed in six months with approximately 40 total experiments in flight well before the end of the year.