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Bindplane + Statsig Integration: Unified Telemetry for Product Metrics and Experimentation

Adnan Rahic
Adnan Rahic
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We’re excited to announce a new integration between Bindplane and Statsig, making it easier to collect, process, and route OpenTelemetry signals into Statsig at scale. This integration provides a seamless way to connect Statsig with the OpenTelemetry ecosystem using Bindplane’s vendor-neutral, OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline. Focus on product insight, not collector operations.

Bindplane + Statsig Integration

What is Statsig?

Statsig is a product development platform used for feature management, experimentation, and product analytics. Statsig helps you safely roll out features, run experiments, and measure impact using conversion, retention, performance, and reliability metrics.

With this new integration, you can natively incorporate Statsig into OpenTelemetry-powered telemetry pipelines managed by Bindplane, using standard OpenTelemetry signals in the OTLP format.

Statsig Core Metrics

What is Bindplane?

Bindplane is an OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline that helps you collect, refine, and route metrics, logs, and traces from any source to any destination. With Bindplane you get:

  • Centralized management for thousands to 1 million OpenTelemetry Collectors
  • Visual configuration editing and one-click configuration rollouts
  • Pipeline intelligence and processor recommendations
  • Real-time data reduction, filtering, sampling, and enrichment
  • 80+ sources and 40+ destinations across observability and security
  • Vendor-neutral, BYOC-friendly control over your entire telemetry pipeline

Bindplane is built to simplify and scale telemetry across any and give you abc control of your telemetry data.

Why Use Bindplane with Statsig?

Statsig makes it easy to understand how features and experiments impact your product. Reliably getting the right telemetry into Statsig from a multitude of application workloads is an operational challenge. Bindplane solves this by acting as a centralized control plane for OpenTelemetry Collectors, ensuring that OTLP metrics exported to Statsig are consistent, enriched, and safely rolled out across environments. Instead of managing collector configs one-by-one, Bindplane standardizes product metrics and reduces noise before ingestion. You can scale telemetry pipelines easier alongside keeping an eye on Statsig usage costs, all without vendor lock-in.

Bindplane Now Works with Statsig

With this integration, Bindplane can now collect, transform, and route telemetry to Statsig using OpenTelemetry and OTLP standards. This enables:

  • Simple setup using a native Statsig destination in Bindplane
  • Resource detection and enrichment (service, environment, region)
  • Routing telemetry to multiple observability or SIEM platforms simultaneously
  • Full pipeline visibility, including collector health, throughput, and performance

Whether your use case is exporting product metrics, service performance metrics, or enriched telemetry tied to feature rollouts and experiments, Bindplane makes sending OTLP JSON formatted telemetry data to Statsig reliable and repeatable at any scale across any environment.

Try Bindplane with Statsig

Getting started takes just a few minutes:

1. Log in to your Bindplane account

2. Navigate to Library

3. Click Add Destination

4. Select Statsig from the list

5. Authenticate and configure connection details—In Statsig, navigate to Settings → Keys and Environments → Server Secret Keys, copy-and-paste the secret key into the Statsig destination in Bindplane. Read the Statsig documentation for more guidance.

6. Give the Statsig destination a name

statsig destination config in bindplane

Create a Configuration in Bindplane

Once you have a Statsig destination in Bindplane, you can build a configuration to process and route telemetry:

1. Go to Configurations → Create Configuration

2. Give it a name, select the Agent Type, and Platform

3. Add a telemetry generator source (or your real sources)

4. Add the Statsig Destination

confirm statsig destination in bindplane

5. Add an Agent to the configuration

6. Start a Rollout to validate the configuration

pipeline configuration in bindplane
This sample shows two generators creating info and error logs in OTLP format.

7. Add processors for filtering, sampling, masking, enrichment, batching, etc

pipeline configuration snapshot in bindplane
This sample shows a Filter by Severity processor configured to filter out INFO logs and only export ERROR logs to Statsig.

Observe and Monitor Telemetry in Statsig

As soon as your configuration is rolled out, telemetry begins flowing into Statsig. You can now:

  • View incoming OTLP logs, metrics (and traces in Beta) in Statsig
  • Build dashboards and alerts on product and service signals
  • Correlate feature rollouts and experiments with real telemetry
  • Troubleshoot performance issues with enriched context from Bindplane
statsig dashboard

Why Bindplane Decided to Integrate with Statsig?

Statsig answers what’s happening in your product.

Bindplane ensures the telemetry feeding those answers is consistent, reliable, and scalable.

Together, you get:

  • Clean OTLP telemetry shaped once and reused everywhere
  • Safe, centralized control over large OpenTelemetry collector fleets
  • Freedom to evolve pipelines without risking production insight or vendor lock-in

What’s Next?

We’re continuing to expand the Bindplane integration ecosystem to help teams build scalable, vendor-neutral telemetry pipelines built in OpenTelemetry.

👉 Try the Bindplane + Statsig integration today

👉 Read the documentation to learn more

👉 Want to see a specific integration added? Let us know in the Bindplane Slack Community!

Adnan Rahic
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