Design partners

Build Meerstack with us.

We’re working with a small group of teams who run real incidents. You get the founding team’s time; we get honest feedback from production.

Limited to the first 10 teams
Partnership

What you get

  • 01

    Free migration help

    The founding team moves your dashboards, monitors and on-call rules with you, and runs Meerstack in parallel with your current tools until the numbers match.

  • 02

    A say in the roadmap

    Your incidents set our priorities. You see what we’re building before it ships and tell us what’s missing.

  • 03

    Founder access

    A direct channel to the founders, not a ticket queue. Problems get looked at by the people who wrote the code.

  • 04

    Early access and design-partner pricing

    Use Meerstack before it opens to everyone, at pricing agreed with you, in USD.

What we ask

  • Honest feedback

    Regular short calls while you onboard, and a straight answer when something is wrong or slow.

  • Real traffic

    Run Meerstack on a real service, side by side with what you use today. You decide when, or whether, to cut over.

  • A case study, only if you want

    Optional, after go-live, and never published without your written approval.

A good fit if you

  • run production systems where downtime costs money
  • have an on-call rotation and real incidents every month
  • want to see dollars at risk, not just red graphs
  • are in the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan or the Middle East

How it works

  1. 01

    Apply

    Tell us about your team and what hurts today. It takes two minutes.

  2. 02

    Talk

    A 20-minute call with a founder to check the fit.

  3. 03

    Run in parallel

    Send the same data to both. Compare alerts, dashboards and costs.

  4. 04

    Cut over

    Switch paging when you’re ready. Roll back with one setting.

Apply to be a design partner

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