FlagDrop is feature flag infrastructure that runs where your code runs — in your cloud, under your control.
Every flag evaluation in your production environment should resolve from a config file in your own cloud bucket — not from a third-party API that sits between your users and your code. FlagDrop is the control plane that generates and pushes those configs. Your SDKs read locally. Zero runtime dependency on us.
We were platform engineers running feature flags at scale. The bill from LaunchDarkly grew every quarter — not because we used more features, but because we hired more people and shipped to more users.
Per-seat pricing punished growth. Per-MAU pricing punished success. And every flag evaluation depended on an external API we didn't control.
We built FlagDrop to fix this: a control plane that pushes static configs to your own cloud storage. Your SDKs read locally. Evaluations are instant, free, and entirely under your control. Pricing is flat, per-project, and predictable.
We're a small team of infrastructure engineers building the feature flag platform we always wanted. We're hiring across engineering, developer experience, and go-to-market.