PLG OS

PLG OS ships a library of ready-made components that cover onboarding, user assistance, gamification and expansion. You pick a component, style it to match your app, and drop it into your flow. The library spans quizzes, walkthroughs, checklists, help hubs, feedback tools and loyalty widgets, so most of the screens you would otherwise build by hand already exist.

Components run inside campaigns, and campaigns decide who sees what. You can target by user attributes, custom events and feature flags, then segment audiences so a power user and a brand-new signup get different experiences. That targeting layer is what keeps onboarding from feeling like the same wall for everyone.

The platform includes NPS, CSAT, feature-usage and product-improvement surveys. Each one can trigger on a specific event or page rather than firing at random. Feedback workflows route responses into a queue so teams can act on them, which turns a survey from a vanity metric into something that actually changes the product.

Streaks, badges, dynamic membership cards, leaderboards, challenges and spin-the-wheel components are built in. These map to retention and weekly active usage goals, and they all pull from the same user data as your onboarding and survey tools, so a reward can follow a real milestone instead of an arbitrary click.

PLG OS connects to the tools you already run and lets you fire targeted campaigns based on what happens inside them. The Growth plan raises the ceiling to five components and five integrations, and Scale removes the component and integration limits entirely.

The SDK offers several entry points, from sidebar items and top icons to floating buttons and popups, so a component can live where users already look. A built-in analytics view tracks how components perform, and webhooks plus alerts keep your team notified when something changes.