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Harness Feature Flags vs Toggled.dev

Side-by-side free tier comparison. Catalogue dates here run to 2026-07-24.

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Verdict

Both Harness Feature Flags and Toggled.dev offer free tiers. Harness Feature Flags provides "Free" while Toggled.dev offers "Free".

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Harness Feature Flags

Riskstable
CategoryFeature Flags
TierFree
Verified2026-07-24
Last read2026-09-09
Changes2 recorded
Feature flags (formerly Split.io) — 2 developers, 25K client MAU, unlimited flags and environments, CI/CD pipelines for rollout

Toggled.dev

Riskstable
CategoryFeature Flags
TierFree
Verified2026-07-07
Last read2026-09-11
Changes1 recorded
Enterprise-ready, scalable multi-regional feature toggles management platform — FREE plan includes: Single project, Unlimited Clients, Up to 10 feature toggles per project, Up to 2 environments per project, 2 seats included, Data residency, Users segmentation, Session stickiness, Realtime notifications, Unlimited MAU, Role Based Access Control, Embedded analytics, Release Calendar (beta), Compatible with many client SDKs, Integrations with Slack & MS Teams, generic webhook and admin API, Amazing activation strategies!, Google & GitHub SSO, 2F authentication, Helpdesk

Pricing Change History

Harness Feature Flags

restructured discovered 2026-09-09 · effective date unknown medium impact
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-10). The free plan now includes Harness Open Source and Litmus Chaos, and supports up to 500 users, 5 custom dashboards, and unlimited templates/custom roles. Retracted 2026-09-10: "up to 500 users, up to 5 custom dashboards, unlimited templates and custom roles" is the Essentials column of the "Essentials vs. Enterprise" comparison table on harness.io/pricing, not the Free Plan. The Free Plan card on that page lists exactly three items: Harness Open Source, Litmus Chaos, Community support. "Feature Flag" appears zero times on the page, so it states nothing about the offer this record is attached to. Source ↗
reduced discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown medium impact
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-10). The free plan now requires a minimum of 20 developer licenses for the Internal Developer Portal. Retracted 2026-09-10: "Minimum 20 Developer licenses must be purchased for IDP" is a licensing floor on the Internal Developer Portal, a different Harness module from the offer this record narrows. Our terms are Feature Flags — 2 developers, 25K client MAU — and an IDP minimum does not reduce them. "IDP", "minimum" and "Developer licenses" each appear zero times on harness.io/pricing today. Source ↗

Toggled.dev

increased discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown medium impact
The free plan now includes unlimited clients, role based access control, realtime notifications, release calendar (beta), Google & GitHub SSO, and 2F authentication. Source ↗

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