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JFrog Artifactory

Universal artifact repository for packages, containers, Helm charts and AI models.

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About JFrog Artifactory

JFrog Artifactory is the core product of the JFrog Platform: a private repository that stores and proxies everything a build produces or downloads, from Maven, npm and PyPI packages to Docker images, Helm charts and machine-learning models. Caching public registries speeds up CI and protects builds when an upstream source goes down, and one tool covers dozens of package formats instead of a separate registry for each. The wider platform adds security scanning, release distribution and governance for AI assets. It is aimed at engineering organisations of all sizes, and is a long-standing default in large enterprises. JFrog sells it as a managed SaaS with monthly plans plus consumption charges, or as a self-managed install on annual contracts, with hybrid and multi-cloud setups on higher tiers. Self-managed and enterprise tiers are expensive, and the many add-ons make the pricing page hard to read.

Best for: Engineering teams that want one private registry for every package format, in the cloud or on their own servers.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Supports 60+ artifact types, so one registry replaces many
  • Available as SaaS, self-managed, hybrid or multi-cloud
  • Proxies public registries to speed up and protect CI builds

Why people leave

  • Self-managed licences start in the tens of thousands of dollars per year
  • SaaS adds consumption charges for storage and transfer on top of the plan
  • Security scanning and distribution features cost extra

Top JFrog Artifactory alternatives

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  1. 1GitHub logo
    GitHub

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  2. 2GitLab logo
    GitLab

    Built-in package and container registry alongside GitLab's CI pipelines.

    51.2
  3. 3Azure DevOps logo
    Azure DevOps

    Azure Artifacts hosts Maven, npm, NuGet and Python feeds for teams on Azure DevOps.

    50.0

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JFrog Artifactory: common questions

Is JFrog Artifactory free?

No, JFrog Artifactory is a paid product. Self-managed price: From $27,000/year (Pro X) (checked on JFrog Artifactory's own site).

Is JFrog Artifactory open source?

No, JFrog Artifactory is not open source. Open-source alternatives include GitLab.

What platforms does JFrog Artifactory run on?

JFrog Artifactory is available for Web and Self-hosted.

What are the best alternatives to JFrog Artifactory?

The highest-ranked JFrog Artifactory alternatives right now are GitHub, GitLab and Azure DevOps. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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