What is JFrog?
JFrog provides a software supply chain platform centered on Artifactory, a universal binary repository that stores and manages artifacts, containers, packages and AI/ML models across 60+ formats (Docker, Maven, npm, PyPI, Helm and others) through the release pipeline. Additional products include Xray (software composition analysis and vulnerability scanning), Curation (dependency policy enforcement) and Advanced Security. Founded in 2008, JFrog is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, and offers both SaaS and self-managed deployment.
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Sources checked 27 September 2026: official website, documentation, pricing.
Key capabilities
- Artifactory: Universal artifact/binary repository across 60+ package formats.
- Xray and Curation: Vulnerability scanning and policy-driven dependency curation.
- Deployment choice: SaaS (Pro from $50-150/month) or self-managed (from $27,000/year for Pro X).
Core areas are binary/artifact repository management, software composition analysis, and software supply chain security and governance across the CI/CD pipeline.
Shortlist JFrog when the requirement is centralized artifact/binary management across many package formats plus software supply chain security, not just container registry storage. There is no persistent free tier: SaaS plans start at a discounted $50/month (list $150/month) for Pro, rising to Enterprise X and Enterprise+, with separate, higher pricing for self-managed deployment. A 14-day free trial and read-only platform tour are available without a credit card.
Self-managed and SaaS pricing differ by an order of magnitude, so confirm which deployment model a quote assumes before comparing JFrog's cost to a registry-only alternative.
Technical details
- Access
- Self-hosted
- Source model
- Other license
- Founded
- 2008
- Headquarters
- Sunnyvale, USA
- Pricing model
- Paid
- Starting price
- 50 USD · verify current price ↗
- API
- Not specified
- Website
- jfrog.com ↗
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