feat(platform): make trial capacity and country eligibility configurable by ntindle · Pull Request #14799 · Significant-Gravitas/AutoGPT

ntindle · 2026-09-22T17:47:23Z

Why / What / How

Why. The trial costs us money — every trial can burn up to its total_cost_limit in LLM usage plus onboarding credits. We want two controls before opening it wider:

Who gets it. Don't spend trial money on markets unlikely to afford our prices. India is a large share of our traffic and converts at roughly nothing; offering them a free trial for a product they can't afford is wasted spend and a poor experience. Nobody excluded should ever see the offer — not see it and be turned away later.
How many at once. A ceiling on concurrent trials, which bounds worst-case trial spend at roughly cap × total_cost_limit.

What.

Country targeting lives in the feature flag, not in code. On the existing card-required-trial-offer flag, a targeting rule decides which countries are offered the trial — in LaunchDarkly today, in PostHog after the move. The backend passes the visitor's country to the flag as a country attribute.
The cap is a new max_active_trials field in the offer JSON, enforced by our database — a flag tool can't count our trials.

Both change without a deploy.

How.

Country. Choosing an audience is exactly what feature-flag tools are for. They have is / is-not operators, a UI, an audit log, and — in PostHog — conversion analytics alongside. What the tool can't do on its own is know the visitor's country when our server asks:

Our backend never sees the user's IP. Every browser call arrives from the Next.js proxy on Vercel, and the backend's Cloudflare sees Vercel's egress IP, not the user's.
LaunchDarkly has no geolocation.
PostHog's server SDKs disable GeoIP by default because they would geolocate our server, so the country has to be passed in person_properties.

The decision can't move to the browser either. Checkout and the trial spend are server-side, so a browser-only gate is just a UI hint. So the flag holds the rule and we supply the fact:

The proxy signs Vercel's edge-geolocated x-vercel-ip-country into a 60-second frontend service JWT and sends it as X-Client-Country-Token. The JWT has scope client-country and is signed with the Better Auth JWKS key the backend already trusts, so there's no new secret. The backend reads the country only from a token that verifies. A plain country header, or a token the caller made, means no country. This matters because the browser can call the backend directly with its own bearer token. The header is hidden from the OpenAPI schema.
The backend adds it to the flag evaluation as a per-request country attribute. It's layered onto a copy of the day-cached LaunchDarkly context, so the cache is never modified. key and kind can't be overridden this way.
Whatever the flag returns decides both views. GET /credits/trial returns eligible: false with no offer, and POST /credits/trial returns a 409, for new and resumed checkouts, using the current flag — someone the flag now excludes can't finish a checkout they started earlier.

Capacity. New subscription_trial_capacity.py counts seats and hands them out under a global Postgres advisory lock, so two simultaneous enrolments can't both take the last seat. A seat is held by a running trial or by a checkout opened in the last 30 minutes. Without counting in-flight checkouts, a burst of simultaneous checkouts would all be admitted. Someone coming back to a checkout after their 30 minutes is re-admitted under the same lock, and their hold restarts, so returners can't all pass on one free seat either. It's enforced before the card screen: a full trial hides the offer and refuses checkout. Lowering the cap, or setting it to 0 to pause enrolment, never revokes a seat already held.

What was removed, and why. An earlier revision of this PR also rejected trials at fulfilment by the card's issuing country. That check could only fire after someone had seen the offer and entered a card — the experience we're trying to prevent — and it saved nothing, since a rejected user never started a trial. People who get past the edge with a VPN still need a card, get one trial per card and account (the existing identity claims), and self-select for motivation. Removed.

Configuring it (LaunchDarkly, production)

Today production serves the off variation to everyone (no rules, fallthrough {"enabled": false}). To launch with an exclusion list:

Add a rule: country is not one of IN → serve the offer variation.
Leave the fallthrough on the off variation.
Optionally add "max_active_trials": 500 (or your number) to the offer variation's JSON, but only after the release-order steps below.

⚠️ Release order

Add max_active_trials to the flag only after every backend pod runs this code. TrialOffer is extra="forbid", so an old pod that sees the key fails validation and serves no offer at all until it's updated. That fails closed, not open, but it hides the trial.
Add the country rule only after the frontend and backend are both deployed. The backend now ignores a plain country header. Until the frontend that signs the country is live, every country is unknown, and the rule withholds the offer from everyone.
Before reverting this PR, remove max_active_trials from the flag first, or old code rejects the flag again (see the first point). Enrolment rows are safe either way: they don't store the cap.
Merge this PR before the PostHog stack (feat(platform): add a PostHog feature-flag backend behind the existing API #14317 → feat(backend): share PostHog flag definitions through one refresher and a Redis cache #14767 → feat(platform): Sentry errors carry the feature flags that were on, recorded by the flag API #14805). They conflict in util/feature_flag. Whoever resolves it must pass the per-request attributes to both vendors, and add country to feat(platform): add a PostHog feature-flag backend behind the existing API #14317's _person_properties allowlist. Otherwise PostHog never sees the country, and neither does LaunchDarkly: a naive merge drops attributes= in the vendor dispatcher.

I verified with LaunchDarkly's real SDK evaluator that a missing attribute never matches a clause, even a negated one. So this shape also withholds the trial when the country is unknown. The opposite shape ("country is one of IN → off; fallthrough → offer") would show it to unknown countries. An allowlist ("country is one of US, GB, … → offer") works too. All three are pure configuration.

Worth knowing for the goal: the context already carries email_domain, so a rule like "India and a company email domain → trial" is possible without code. So is serving borderline markets a variation with a smaller total_cost_limit — spend less instead of nothing.

PostHog move: the property is country, the same name LaunchDarkly uses. scripts/feature_flag_sync.py ports LaunchDarkly's country rules to a PostHog country person property, and #14317 builds person_properties from the same LaunchDarkly context, so nothing needs renaming. That PR only has to carry the request attributes through and allowlist country (see Release order). Don't switch to $geoip_country_code: the ported rules wouldn't match it.

Changes 🏗️

util/feature_flag.py — get_feature_flag_value(..., attributes=) adds per-request attributes to a copy of the cached context (Context.from_dict).
subscription_trial_config.py — max_active_trials on TrialOffer. get_trial_offer(user_id, country=) sends the country to the flag and treats a blank one as unknown. A country that isn't an assigned ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (backend/util/country.py) means no offer, without asking the flag. The off variation ({"enabled": false} or null) is now a deliberate "no offer". Pre-existing bug fixed: that variation used to fail validation and log an ERROR on every status request — soon every visitor from an excluded country.
subscription_trial_capacity.py (new) — seat counting, the advisory lock, trial_seat_available(). There's one SQL definition of "holding a seat", shared by the count and the holder check.
subscription_trial.py — reserve_subscription_trial() takes the seat atomically (lock → count → insert) in its own short transaction, so the global lock doesn't wait on the caller's Stripe calls. This replaces the previous UniqueViolationError retry, because the lock serialises same-user races.
subscription_trial_checkout.py — one gate with the current flag and current cap, covering new and resumed checkouts. A resumed checkout goes through renew_trial_seat(), which locks, checks and restarts the hold in one short transaction before any Stripe call.
subscription_trial_routes.py — reads the country on both endpoints, only from a verified X-Client-Country-Token (frontend_service_claims in autogpt_libs/auth/service.py). The capacity gate is on status.
Frontend proxy — signs x-vercel-ip-country into X-Client-Country-Token (lib/auth/country-token.ts, one token per country reused for 30s) and never forwards a browser-supplied country or token. If signing fails, the request still goes through, with no country. openapi.json only gains FastAPI's standard 422 entry on GET /credits/trial, because the endpoint now has a (hidden) parameter.

Configuration changes: none to .env.default or docker-compose.yml. Local dev and preview behave as today unless their flag environment has a country rule, since there's no Vercel header locally.

What changed since Nick's version

Nick's head was e6220ae. Bently took the PR over from there:

9e719bc — cap 0 keeps a seat that's already held (CodeRabbit's Major).
32f11f0 — the country comes only from a proxy-signed token, and only as an assigned ISO code (kcze's two Should Fixes).
a544faf — the cap is kept out of stored enrolments, and the seat race runs against real Postgres (kcze's test finding, and the revert half of extra="forbid").
6d1faa4 — a returning checkout is re-admitted under the capacity lock (kcze's resume finding).

Review outcomes

Finding	Outcome
kcze: spoofable country header	Fixed in `32f11f0`
kcze: unvalidated country fails open	Fixed in `32f11f0`. `XK` is excluded; say if it should be allowed
kcze: no executed test of the seat race	Fixed in `a544faf`
kcze: resume admitted without the lock	Fixed in `6d1faa4`
kcze: PostHog property name	Settled on `country`; the doc that suggested `$geoip_country_code` is corrected
kcze: `extra="forbid"` rollout and revert	Revert fixed in `a544faf` (rows don't store the cap). Rollout can't be fixed from here (old pods reject the key), so it's in Release order
CodeRabbit (inline and outside-diff Major): cap 0 must keep a held seat	Fixed in `9e719bc`
Sentry: advisory-lock cast, live-vs-reserved offer, 30-min hold vs 24h session, cap 0 holder	Already resolved in `b5d1c90`, `f718eb4` and `9e719bc`

Tester VM evidence (PR merged onto today's dev, against a dev baseline)

The VMs have no LaunchDarkly or Stripe keys. A VM-only harness stands in for exactly those two, and is never committed:

LaunchDarkly's real SDK evaluator on TestData, carrying the recommended rule.
A small stateful fake Stripe: customers, prices, Checkout Sessions, subscriptions, a stand-in hosted checkout page, and signed webhooks sent to the real /api/credits/stripe_webhook.

The Next.js proxy, Better Auth JWKS signing, backend verification, Postgres and every webhook handler are the real ones. Edge geolocation is simulated by setting x-vercel-ip-country on the proxy request.

Case	dev (before)	this PR (after)
US / GB via proxy	offer (rule-free flag). With the country rule, nobody gets it: dev never sends a country	offer
IN, unknown, `ZZ`, `"IN, US"`, `XK`, `india`	offer	none
IN visitor + `X-Client-Country: US`, forged token, own bearer token, direct to backend	offer	none
POST as IN / spoofed	200 checkout URL	409
`max_active_trials` in the flag	dev rejects the whole offer (`Invalid card-required-trial-offer`)	cap enforced
Two users POST at once for the last seat	no cap exists	one 200, one 409 "full"
Cap full / cap 0	–	no offer. At cap 0 the checkout holder still sees `eligible: true`
Two returners with lapsed holds, one free seat	(`6d1faa4` before/after) both re-admitted, neither holds a seat	first re-admitted and holds it, second 409
Billing UI, US: offer → checkout → back → trial running → paid	works	works identically (screenshots compared)
Billing and onboarding plan step, IN	trial card shown	no trial card, plan cards unchanged
With master's #14768 (plan cards embed the trial) applied on top	–	US Pro card shows "7 days free / Start 7-day trial"; IN gets a plain "Get Pro"

Tests on the VM:

Backend: 513 passed, 0 failed. That's 22 trial/subscription/checkout data suites, the trial routes, feature flag, country and the flag sync, with the real-Postgres trial integration tests enabled.
New returner race test: red with the old unlocked check ([True, True] == [False, True]), green with the fix.
Frontend: 687/689 across the proxy, auth tokens, billing, onboarding, TrialCard and trial services. The 2 failures are pre-existing: formatShortDate fails on dev too, and the brain-dump test is load-flaky (17/17 in isolation).
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Not covered: the live Vercel → proxy → backend hop, and Stripe's real hosted checkout (the fake above drives the same webhooks). The proxy → backend hop, with a real Better Auth JWKS signature, was checked on a tester VM. After this deploys, add the country rule in a non-production environment, exclude your own country, and confirm the offer disappears — then set the production rule.

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Overview
Adds configurable trial rollout controls without deploys: country audience via the existing card-required-trial-offer flag, and concurrent enrollment cap via new max_active_trials on the offer JSON enforced in Postgres.

Country. The Next.js API proxy forwards Vercel’s x-vercel-ip-country as hidden X-Client-Country (browser-supplied values are stripped). Trial GET/POST pass that into get_trial_offer(..., country=), which evaluates the flag with a per-request country attribute layered onto the cached LaunchDarkly context (get_feature_flag_value(..., attributes=)). Excluded or unknown countries get no offer on status and 409 on checkout, including users resuming a pending enrollment when the flag no longer serves them.

Capacity. New subscription_trial_capacity counts “seats” (active trials plus checkout_pending updated within 30 minutes), serializes reservations with a global advisory lock, and gates status/checkout before Stripe. reserve_subscription_trial takes seats in a short transaction; a full trial hides the offer and maps to retryable TrialUnavailable. max_active_trials is excluded from the offer token so cap tweaks do not invalidate in-flight checkouts. LaunchDarkly→PostHog sync gains country and safer negated country rules.

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Both knobs ride the existing card-required-trial-offer LaunchDarkly JSON flag, so operators change them without a deploy: "max_active_trials": 500, "eligible_countries": ["US", "CA", "GB"] Omitting either keeps today's behaviour (uncapped, worldwide), so offers already persisted on enrolments keep validating unchanged. The cap cannot live in LaunchDarkly alone -- it is a count over our own rows -- so subscription_trial_capacity.py counts seats and hands them out under a global advisory lock. A seat is a running trial or a checkout opened in the last 30 minutes, so a burst of simultaneous enrolments cannot all read the same last free seat. It is enforced before the card screen: a full trial hides the offer and refuses checkout with a 409 rather than rejecting someone after they have entered a card. Lowering the cap never revokes a seat already held. Country is matched against the card's issuing country, the only country Stripe attests to, so it can only be checked at fulfilment. The check is ordered ahead of claim_trial_identities on purpose: a country rejection must not spend the card's one introductory offer, or the same card could never redeem it later from a country we do serve. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (Claude Code) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The frontend proxy now forwards signed country tokens. Backend trial offer selection uses verified country claims and normalized country codes. Trial flows enforce configured seat limits when reporting status, reserving enrollments, and resuming checkout.

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Trial constraints

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Attested country context `autogpt_platform/frontend/src/lib/auth/*`, `autogpt_platform/frontend/src/lib/constants.ts`, `autogpt_platform/frontend/src/app/api/proxy/[...path]/...`, `autogpt_platform/autogpt_libs/autogpt_libs/auth/service.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/util/feature_flag.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/scripts/feature_flag_sync.py`	The proxy signs edge-observed country values and forwards them as `X-Client-Country-Token`. Backend claim validation accepts only frontend service tokens with the requested scope. Feature-flag evaluation applies request attributes without changing cached identity, and synchronization maps country clauses with attribute-presence conditions for negated clauses.
Country-aware trial offers `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/util/country.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/util/country_test.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_config.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_config_test.py`	`TrialOffer` accepts an optional nonnegative capacity cap. Offer lookup passes valid normalized country codes to flag evaluation and returns no offer for invalid country strings. The cap is excluded from offer-token hashing.
Trial seat accounting `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_capacity.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_capacity_test.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_capacity_integration_test.py`	Capacity helpers count running trials and recent pending checkouts, preserve seats held by existing enrollments, and serialize seat-taking with an advisory transaction lock. Renewal refreshes a pending checkout reservation when capacity is available.
Country- and capacity-checked trial flows `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_checkout.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/data/subscription_trial_checkout_test.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/api/features/subscription_trial_routes.py`, `autogpt_platform/backend/backend/api/features/subscription_trial_routes_test.py`, `autogpt_platform/frontend/src/app/api/openapi.json`	Trial routes use verified country claims for offer lookup and check seat availability for status responses. Enrollment reservation checks capacity inside a transaction, while checkout renewal re-admits a pending trial against the current cap. The OpenAPI specification documents a 422 response for trial status.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Proxy as Frontend proxy
  participant Route as Trial routes
  participant Checkout as Trial checkout
  participant Offer as Offer lookup
  participant Flags as Feature flag evaluation
  participant Capacity as Trial capacity
  participant Enrollment as Trial enrollment
  Proxy->>Route: forward signed country token
  Route->>Checkout: pass verified country
  Checkout->>Offer: request offer for country
  Offer->>Flags: evaluate with country attribute
  Checkout->>Capacity: check or renew seat
  Checkout->>Enrollment: reserve enrollment

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