The price is up. It will be up again next year. You’re locked in with no real alternative—switching feels impossible, support is generic, and you’re stuck paying for features you don’t use.
Meanwhile, your security team wants air-gap capability. Your compliance team needs visibility. Your infrastructure team is tired of the complexity. But with JFrog, none of that gets easier.
Open source artifact management that actually works the way you need it to. MIT licensed. Built for the disconnected world. Priced like support, not like licensing extortion. One DNS flip to migrate
Like Canonical with Ubuntu—the tool is free. You pay for managed hosting, support, and operations when you need it. The software never gates features based on how much you pay.
Other registries support air-gapped deployments. ArtifactKeeper assumes them. No license server, no entitlement files to shuttle across the gap, no phone-home. Signed offline bundles, trust anchors, and scanning that keeps working when the network doesn't.
All Rust, MIT forever, WASM plugin system. Security scanning and CVE traceability ship in the core—no secret paywall tier. No proprietary black box. You can fork it, extend it, or run it as-is.
Careem moved their entire production registry—millions of artifacts, hundreds of teams—with one DNS change. Zero bugs from the cutover. Cost collapsed to infrastructure only.
Enterprise users in defense, finance, and public sector
Let’s talk through your current setup and show you what a migration looks like. Delivered in collaboration with OpenTeams. Contracts and support through OpenTeams.
