# Reflag vs Harness

An alternative to Harness feature flags, providing purpose-built feature management for SaaS that run on TypeScript.

## What makes Reflag different?

### Dedicated solution, built for SaaS

Not for every use case, just yours: Feature flagging for SaaS.

### 15+ products in one

‍Harness is a sprawling platform that takes time to master.

### Fast & intuitive

‍Clean UI with opinionated defaults. Or skip it with CLI or MCP.

### A steep learning curve

With so many products, the UI is complicated and getting started is difficult.

### Company is a first-class citizen

Reflag works at the company-level, with company pages, entitlements, and reporting.

Harness optimizes for identifiers

‍**Identifiers are flexible but unintuitive and lack support for identifier-level reporting or pages for easy feature toggling.**

### Automated cleanup

‍AI identifies unused flags and auto-creates PRs in GitHub for you.

### Manual cleanup  
No help to maintain or cleanup stale flags.

## Reflag’s pricing is simple and predictable

Our pricing is based on predictable Monthly Tracked Users (MTUs). No need to guess costs for accounts, devices, and other identifiers.

### MTUs/Users

- Accounts
- Devices
- Other identifiers

## All the same feature flagging essentials

Reflag has all the key features Harness does.

- Targeting rules
- Segments
- Environments
- Percentage rollouts
- Release kill switch

## Compare Reflag to...

See how Reflag differs from [LaunchDarkly](https://reflag.com/launchdarkly-alternative), [PostHog](https://reflag.com/posthog-alternative), [Split](https://reflag.com/split-alternative), [Unleash](https://reflag.com/unleash-alternative), [ConfigCat](https://reflag.com/configcat-alternative) or [homegrown](https://reflag.com/reflag-vs-homegrown) solutions.

> “Using Reflag at GitBook over the last few months and feature flagging has been such a breeze.”

**Addison Schultz**  
[Dev Lead, GitBook](https://x.com/GitBookIO)