Simple, published pricing instead of a per-GB meter

JFrog bills a base price, then every GB you store or download past what's included. A team of 20 engineers running 200 CI builds a working day stores and downloads about 1,860 GB a month. JFrog Enterprise X (JFrog's plan with SSO) is $2,934.75 a month, list price at this usage; CloudRepo Team at $499/month billed annually saves $2,435.75 a month.

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Leaving Artifactory? cloudrepo-migrate copies your local Maven and Generic repositories into CloudRepo and checks every file against the original. Read the JFrog Artifactory migration guide

pipx install cloudrepo-migrate

What one busy team pays in a month

A mid-sized team with busy CI. Change any number in the calculator further down to price your own.

Engineers
20
CI builds a working day
200
Downloaded per build (not cached)
400 MB
Transfer a month 200 builds x 0.4 GB x 22 working days
1,760 GB
Stored
100 GB

JFrog Enterprise X (JFrog's plan with SSO), list price at this usage

$2,934.75 /month

CloudRepo Team

$499/month billed annually

Storage and transfer allowance included

$2,435.75 a month less than JFrog Enterprise X (JFrog's plan with SSO)

An example team, not a customer. JFrog's figure is Enterprise X at list price for 1,860 GB, base fee included. Source: JFrog pricing , read 2026-10-07 ( archived ).

Enterprise X is for organizations who need multi-site capabilities, uptime and support guarantees, and enterprise access controls (ie. OAuth, SAML, CName). JFrog’s pricing page, archived

We've run CloudRepo since 2016, with no venture capital, so our customers always come first.

CloudRepo Essentials vs JFrog Cloud Pro

Both entry plans, at the prices each of us publishes. Sources are under the table.

Scroll the table sideways to see every vendor.

CloudRepo Essentials compared with JFrog Artifactory Cloud Pro
Question CloudRepo Essentials JFrog Artifactory Cloud Pro
Entry price $99/month billed annually $150/month list price, billed monthly 1
Included each month 10 GB storage and 250 GB transfer 25 GB, then $1.25/GB storage and transfer counted together 1
Users Unlimited, on every plan Typically up to 50 users how JFrog sizes Pro 1
Support Human support, on every plan Community support: public documentation, a knowledge base and Stack Overflow 2
Audit log Included on all plans An audit trail log, uploaded to a repository every 24 hours once an admin turns it on 3
Single sign-on Included on all plans Not in Pro: JFrog lists SAML and OAuth sign-on for Enterprise X 2

Prices as each vendor listed them on the date shown.

  1. 1. JFrog pricing , read ( archived )
  2. 2. JFrog pricing , read ( archived ) Community Support - Available for Free solutions and Pro subscriptions - JFrog maintains public documentation, knowledge base, and engages in conversations on Stack Overflow.Enterprise X is for organizations who need multi-site capabilities, uptime and support guarantees, and enterprise access controls (ie. OAuth, SAML, CName).
  3. 3. JFrog Cloud Log Collection , read

What a busy month costs on JFrog Enterprise X

Enterprise X, JFrog's plan with SSO, starts at $950 a month and includes 125 GB of consumption, storage and transfer counted together. Past that, every GB is billed at the rate for its tier.

JFrog Enterprise X consumption rates past the included allowance
Consumption in the month JFrog rate
126 to 1,124 GB $1.25/GB
1,125 to 2,124 GB $1.00/GB
2,125 to 6,124 GB $0.75/GB
6,125 to 20,124 GB $0.55/GB
Above 20,124 GB $0.33/GB

Enterprise X is for organizations who need multi-site capabilities, uptime and support guarantees, and enterprise access controls (ie. OAuth, SAML, CName). JFrog’s pricing page, archived

Example: 4 TB of storage and downloads in a month costs $4,605.75 on Enterprise X at list price, base fee included.

On CloudRepo, that month costs your plan price, with storage and a transfer allowance included. The pricing page shows what happens if you go over.

Read the full Artifactory pricing breakdown

Competitor figures were read on 2026-10-06 from: JFrog pricing ( archived ) , JFrog Pro checkout ( archived ) , JFrog usage documentation ( archived ) , JFrog support ( archived ) . Vendors change prices and plans, so check each page before you decide.

Running Artifactory yourself on AWS

AWS bills every byte that leaves its network, on top of your JFrog license and the servers.

AWS data transfer out rates by monthly volume
Monthly volume us-east-1 sa-east-1 (São Paulo)
First 10 TB $0.09/GB $0.15/GB (+67%)
Next 40 TB $0.085/GB $0.138/GB (+62%)
Over 150 TB $0.05/GB $0.114/GB (+128%)

Source: AWS published rates, read 2026-10-06. First 100 GB/month free across AWS, per the EC2 pricing page.

Try your own numbers

Starter: up to 50 GB stored and 1 TB transfer a month

Storage Needed
Transfer a month (downloads)

Start from a plan's allowance

Plan: Starter

CloudRepo

Predictable
Plan Starter
Storage Included 50 GB
Transfer Included 1 TB / month
Price $259/month billed monthly $199/month billed annually

If you exceed your monthly transfer allowance, we reach out first. Nothing is throttled, no build ever stops, and there are no automatic charges. Occasional spikes are simply fine. Sustained overage is billed at $120 per additional TB, always rounded down in your favor (2.9 TB over = 2 TB billed = $240). Storage growth is a prorated one-click plan upgrade, not per-GB fees.

JFrog Artifactory

Consumption

JFrog Enterprise X (JFrog's plan with SSO)

Base Cost $950
Usage Costs $1,156.25
Monthly $2,106.25
12 months $25,275

50 GB storage + 1 TB transfer. 925 GB used beyond what is included, billed at tiered rates. The first 125 GB used are included. Then $1.25/GB up to 1,124 GB used, $1.00/GB up to 2,124 GB used, $0.75/GB up to 6,124 GB used, $0.55/GB up to 20,124 GB used, $0.33/GB above 20,124 GB used.

Enterprise X list price, read 2026-10-07 on JFrog's pricing page. Archived copy

List price.

Enterprise X is for organizations who need multi-site capabilities, uptime and support guarantees, and enterprise access controls (ie. OAuth, SAML, CName). JFrog’s pricing page, archived

Every CloudRepo plan includes

  • SSO
  • Human support from the people who build CloudRepo
  • Nothing to host, patch or upgrade: we run it for you

Pricing your whole team for a year? Open the ROI calculator

Who answers when a build breaks

On JFrog's Pro cloud plan, support is community support. 24/7 SLA support comes with Enterprise X, and Gold and Platinum support are optional upgrades whose prices JFrog does not publish. With CloudRepo, support is included.

Support Tiers

JFrog Artifactory Support

Pro (cloud)

Community support

24/7 SLA support starts at Enterprise X, from $950/month

  • Support tiers: faster response times cost more.
  • 24/7 Support Starts at Enterprise X Community support on the Pro cloud plan
Included

CloudRepo Support

Included with all plans

$0

Included on every plan. No support contract to buy.

  • Direct Access to Engineers Talk to the people who build CloudRepo
  • Response Within One Business Day Support is included on every plan
  • Same support on every plan Every plan gets human support from the people who build CloudRepo.

What a mid-sized team pays in a year

JFrog Enterprise X (JFrog's plan with SSO)

  • Base Subscription $950/month list
  • Consumption (4 TB a month, at list) $3,655.75/month
  • Support Community on Pro; 24/7 from Enterprise X
  • Total Monthly Cost Variable
    Annual Cost Grows with usage

CloudRepo

  • Business Plan $999/month billed annually
  • Support Included
  • Total Monthly Cost $999/month billed annually
    Annual Cost $11,988/year billed annually

One flat price: $999/month billed annually, support included

No separate support contract, no surprises

Support Feature CloudRepo JFrog Artifactory
Cost Included By plan
Response time Within one business day Set by support tier
Direct Engineer Access

Support is part of every plan, from the people who build CloudRepo. Ask us anything before you sign up: Talk to us.

Competitor figures were read on 2026-10-06 from: JFrog pricing ( archived ) , JFrog Pro checkout ( archived ) , JFrog support ( archived ) . Vendors change prices and plans, so check each page before you decide.

Moving from Artifactory in three steps

CloudRepo speaks the same repository protocols, so the move is new URLs and a copy of your artifacts.

1

Move Maven off Artifactory with one command

Install the migration tool, then do a dry run: it lists what would move and uploads nothing.

Terminal 
pipx install cloudrepo-migrate
cloudrepo-migrate artifactory \
  --artifactory-url https://artifactory.example.com/artifactory \
  --org your-org --dry-run

Without --dry-run, the same command moves an Artifactory server's local Maven repositories and reads each file back to check it. It reads your Artifactory token from ARTIFACTORY_ACCESS_TOKEN and your CloudRepo token from CLOUDREPO_TOKEN: set them in your shell, never on the command line.

Copy other formats with the commands you already use, such as twine upload, npm publish and docker push.

Read the Artifactory migration guide
2

Update Configuration

Update repository URLs in your build tools and CI/CD pipelines. CloudRepo uses the same standard protocols.

3

Test & Deploy

Run your builds against CloudRepo until every dependency resolves, then retire the old URLs.

Migration Commands by Repository Type

Maven Repository

Update your settings.xml or pom.xml:

pom.xml, before (JFrog) 
<repositories>
  <repository>
    <id>jfrog-releases</id>
    <url>https://yourcompany.jfrog.io/artifactory/libs-release</url>
  </repository>
</repositories>
pom.xml, after (CloudRepo) 
<repositories>
  <repository>
    <id>cloudrepo</id>
    <url>https://your-org.mycloudrepo.io/repositories/your-repo</url>
  </repository>
</repositories>

Tip: a CloudRepo URL is your organization's address, then /repositories/ and the repository name.

Python/PyPI Repository

Update your pip configuration:

Terminal, before (JFrog) 
pip config set global.index-url https://yourcompany.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/pypi/pypi/simple
Terminal, after (CloudRepo) 
# Public packages: a CloudRepo proxy repository for PyPI is the global index
pip config set global.index-url https://your-org.mycloudrepo.io/repositories/your-pypi-proxy/simple/
requirements-private.txt, after (CloudRepo) 
# Private packages, in a step of their own: pip install -r requirements-private.txt
--index-url https://your-org.mycloudrepo.io/repositories/your-repo/simple/

Tip: A global index sends every install to that repository, and a hosted repository holds only what you uploaded, so pip install requests fails with No matching distribution found. Use a proxy repository as the global index for public packages, and install your private packages in a step of their own with --index-url.

Docker Registry

Simple Docker registry migration:

Terminal, before (JFrog) 
docker login yourcompany.jfrog.io
docker pull yourcompany.jfrog.io/docker-local/myimage:latest
Terminal, after (CloudRepo) 
docker login your-org.mycloudrepo.io
docker pull your-org.mycloudrepo.io/repositories/your-repo/myimage:latest

Tip: Log in to the host alone. The image reference is what carries /repositories/

CI/CD Pipeline Update

Update your GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or GitLab CI:

.mvn/settings.xml 
<settings>
  <servers>
    <server>
      <id>cloudrepo</id>
      <username>you@example.com</username>
      <password>${env.CLOUDREPO_TOKEN}</password>
    </server>
  </servers>
</settings>
pom.xml 
<distributionManagement>
  <repository>
    <id>cloudrepo</id>
    <url>https://your-org.mycloudrepo.io/repositories/your-repo</url>
  </repository>
</distributionManagement>
Publish step in .github/workflows/publish.yml 
- name: Publish to CloudRepo
  env:
    CLOUDREPO_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.CLOUDREPO_TOKEN }}
  run: mvn --batch-mode --settings .mvn/settings.xml deploy

A large or unusual move? Our engineers help during the trial: Schedule Migration Support. Every step is in the full migration guide.

Questions teams ask before they switch

How difficult is it to migrate from JFrog Artifactory?
Not hard. For Maven, install the tool with pipx install cloudrepo-migrate, then run cloudrepo-migrate artifactory --dry-run to see what would move. Run it again without --dry-run to copy your local Maven repositories and check every file. Copy other formats with the deploy commands you already use, then point your builds at CloudRepo. Read the Artifactory migration guide
Which CVEs affect my self-managed Artifactory version?
JFrog publishes fixes per branch, so a version can be inside one advisory's range and outside another's. Our Artifactory vulnerability lookup has one page per 7.x version with every known CVE from NVD and JFrog's advisories, the fix on your branch and how far behind the latest release you are. With CloudRepo there is no Artifactory server to patch, because we run the service.
What repository formats do you support?
CloudRepo supports Maven, npm, Python (PyPI), and Docker/OCI repositories. Gradle and sbt use a Maven repository, which also serves raw files over HTTP, and Helm charts are stored over OCI in a Docker repository. Each plan includes unlimited repositories of any type.
Can I try CloudRepo before committing?
Yes. The trial is 14 days and needs no credit card. Every feature is on, so you can run your real builds against it.

Why engineering teams choose CloudRepo

  • Stanford
  • MindBody
  • Perfecto
  • Push Gaming
  • GoodRx
  • Paravision

“…we hope to consolidate our binaries from two disparate sources into CloudRepo. I am thoroughly finished with Artifactory and JFrog on the whole.”

CA
Clarence A.
Engineer, Kraneware

“We use CloudRepo because we needed a closed source Maven Repository that could be easily managed to provide/restrict access to our clients, didn't cost the world to use, and that wouldn't require significant effort to set up/maintain.”

Paul Jervis
Paul Jervis
Director, Twelve Oaks Software

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