As part of our continuous effort on improving the developer experience of or platform, we added a brand new API reference for our webhooks.
The webhook API reference is accessible from our docs under the Webhooks item in the top-navigation pane.
We extended the integration with Stripe and now allow programmatic control of the proration behavior when provisioning and updating subscriptions.
The Stigg API and SDKs now support an optional billingInformation.prorationBehavior parameter that accepts the following values:
1. CREATE_PRORATIONS - bill for proration immediately. This is the default behavior.
2. INVOICE_IMMEDIATELY - include prorated charges in the upcoming invoice.
3. NONE - don't prorate subscription changes.
The new parameter is supported in the Stigg API, Stigg Node.js SDK v3.80.0, Stigg Python / Ruby / Go / Java / .NET SDK v3.22.2 or later.
We've improved the user experience for updating subscriptions via the Stigg app - changing the the plan of active subscriptions (non-trial or scheduled) or their billing period no longer requires the creation of a new subscription!
When the subscription's plan is changed, all of the previous charge quantities and add-ons that are compatible with the new plan are prefilled.
Try it yourself - update a subscription, change its plan and/or billing period and rock & roll! 🤘
We've added an ability to schedule subscription updates via the Stigg app UI to the end of the subscription's billing period. In addition, updates to annual subscription can be scheduled to end of the closest billing month.
To schedule an change, when updating a subscription in the Stigg app select the appropriate effective date. When a subscription already has a scheduled update, subsequent updates to the subscription will override that update.
Scheduling of subscription updates is supported for subscriptions to paid plans and currently require an integration with a billing solution.
TLS communication between the Stigg Sidecar SDK and the Stigg Sidecar service has been deprecated in favor of a non-TLS connection.
TLS self-signed certificates will expire on January 26, 2026, so upgrading the Sidecar service image and SDK is strongly recommended.
To do so, follow the below steps:
GRPC_PORT environment variable (default: 80). GRPC_PORT). More details can be found here.
We’re excited to introduce enum-type configuration features — a powerful new way to model and enforce selectable options within your pricing and entitlement logic.
With the new enum type, you can now define predefined sets of values for configuration features, making it easier to represent use cases like:
Enum-type configuration features bring even more flexibility and precision to how you define and manage entitlements in Stigg.
Enum-type configuration features are supported by the Stigg GraphQL API, Stigg Node.js SDK v3.72.0, Stigg Python/Ruby/Go/Java/.NET SDK v2.488.0, Stigg Sidecar SDK v2.485.0, Stigg JavaScript SDK v3.49.0 and the Stigg React SDK v6.4.0 or later.
We've extended our integration with Salesforce and have added the ability to trigger Stigg workflows directly from Salesforce.
With this change you can now implement custom monetization flows, such as granting additional entitlement access, all while leveraging Stigg Workflows' state-of-the-art debugging and troubleshooting capabilities.
To trigger a Stigg Workflow, simply add a Stigg "Trigger Workflow" node to your Salesforce Flow and pass the workflow's trigger ID and optional JSON payload.
Triggering Stigg workflows from Salesforce is supported in the Stigg app for Salesforce v1.6.0 or later.
More details about Stigg's integration with Salesforce can be found here.
We’re excited to announce support for offline and air-gapped environments using the Stigg Sidecar!
With this change, you can now integrate Stigg in highly secure or isolated infrastructure setups without requiring a direct connection to the internet. To do so, simply enable offline mode in the Stigg Sidecar SDK.
When offline mode is enabled:
1. Entitlement evaluation is performed entirely in-memory using a predefined configuration.
2. Usage and event reporting (reportUsage, reportEvents) are disabled.
Offline mode is ideal for:
1. Air-gapped deployments
2. Environments with restricted network access
3. Testing with predefined entitlement data
Offline mode is available in Stigg Sidecar SDK for Java v2.420.0 or later.
We've updated the behavior of subscriptions that are billed using invoices - these subscription will now become active and their entitlements granted immediately upon creation.
Before this change, entitlements were only granted once the first invoice was paid.
Following this change, entitlement fulfillment of sales-led subscription is separated from invoice payment.
Self-service subscriptions remain unaffected - entitlements will only be granted after a successful payment.
The new behavior change is automatically applied to all new Stigg customers. Rollout to existing customers will be done gradually.
We've updated the pricing table widget to show the available add-ons in each plan! 🎉
Available add-ons are determined according to the plan's compatible add-ons configuration in the Stigg app, which can be modified using no-code. Add-on visibility can also be controlled using no-code at the add-on level.
Changes to the configuration of available add-ons are auto-magically reflected in the pricing table widget.
With this enhancement, upselling customers using add-ons has never been easier - whether it's access to a full fledged feature such as SSO or additional access to metered features such as AI tokens.
Visibility for add-ons in the pricing table widget is supported in the Stigg React SDK v6.0.0, Stigg Vue.js SDK v5.0.0 and the Stigg Embed SDK v6.0.0 or later.
