The use case: how Secret Sales deploys Statsig
Secret Sales, a UK-based e-commerce marketplace, uses Statsig's warehouse-native experimentation, SDK-based event logging, and dynamic configs to run A/B tests and manage feature rollouts and configuration across its five European websites. Statsig data in its warehouse serves as the canonical source for product dashboards.
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Secret Sales launched 30 features in 6 months
seeing changes take effect in under 10 seconds
which unexpectedly led to a 3% decrease in completion rates
In the customer’s words
The warehouse native model was exactly what we were after. We wanted a system that would log metrics into our warehouse, then let us use that data for experimentation plus any other tools we need.Other companies using Statsig
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Although Secret Sales initially brought in Statsig for experimentation, they rapidly started using Statsig for feature management – leveraging Statsig to manage the configuration of 5 websites across Europe.