JFrog: What It Is, Pricing & Alternatives

Overview

JFrog sells an artifact management platform, centred on its Artifactory repository, used to store and distribute build outputs such as packages and container images between CI and deployment.

SaaS plans are consumption-based. Pro lists at US$150 per month, offered at US$50 per month in a limited-time promotion, with 25 GB of base consumption counting both storage and data transfer, and overage from US$1.25 per GB down to US$0.75; Enterprise X starts at US$950 per month with 125 GB, with overage falling to US$0.33 per GB at high volume; Enterprise+ is custom^[19]. Self-managed licences start at US$27,000 per year for Pro X on one server and US$51,000 for Enterprise X on three servers^[19]. JFrog suits organisations with many package types and strict provenance needs. Costs rise with storage and transfer, and the self-managed entry price is high for small teams, who often rely on registries built into GitHub, GitLab or Azure Artifacts instead.

What JFrog does

Artifact repository
Consumption-based SaaS
Self-managed Pro X and Enterprise X
Multi-server self-managed deployments
Annual consumption contracts

JFrog pricing

SaaS Pro: US$150/month list (US$50 promotion), 25 GB. Enterprise X: from US$950/month, 125 GB. Enterprise+: custom. Self-managed: Pro X from US$27,000/year; Enterprise X from US$51,000/year.