JFrog is a technology company.
JFrog has raised $231.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at JFrog.
JFrog has raised $231.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
JFrog has raised $231.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
JFrog's investors include Battery Ventures, Canaan Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Greylock, GSR Ventures, Insight Partners, IVP, Menlo Ventures, Forest Baskett, Pelion Venture Partners, Renegade Partners, Sapphire Ventures.
Key people at JFrog.
JFrog Ltd. (NASDAQ: FROG) is a leading provider of a cloud-native software supply chain platform that delivers end-to-end visibility, security, and control for automating trusted software releases across the development lifecycle.[1][2][4][5] The company builds products like JFrog Artifactory for binary repository management, JFrog Pipelines for CI/CD automation, JFrog Distribution for secure software delivery, JFrog Advanced Security for vulnerability scanning, and JFrog Connect for edge device management, serving DevOps teams, enterprises, and IoT operators in industries including Fortune 100 companies.[1][2][4] It solves critical problems in software supply chain security, binary artifact management, and release automation, enabling faster, safer deployments amid rising threats like package compromises; with strong growth momentum post-2020 IPO, a market cap of $4.88B, and over 80% Fortune 100 adoption, JFrog demonstrates robust enterprise traction.[2][4]
JFrog was founded in 2008 in Sunnyvale, California, by a team of entrepreneurs addressing gaps in software binary management during early DevOps adoption.[2][7] The idea emerged from the need for a universal repository to handle diverse package formats securely, evolving from a niche artifact tool (Artifactory) into a full liquid software supply chain platform.[1][2] Key early traction came via open-source contributions and enterprise wins, culminating in a September 2020 IPO after raising $227.5M, which fueled global expansion across Israel, India, France, China, and beyond.[2][7] Pivotal moments include specializing in binary management amid CI/CD proliferation and recent innovations like AppTrust for AI governance, solidifying its DevOps leadership.[1][4]
JFrog stands out in the crowded DevOps market through its binary management specialization and integrated platform approach:
JFrog rides the software supply chain security wave, fueled by escalating threats like NPM attacks and regulations demanding SBOMs/attestations, positioning it as essential infrastructure for DevOps and DevSecOps.[1][4] Timing is ideal amid AI/ML proliferation and edge/IoT growth, where its platform governs packages, models, and updates at scale—market forces like zero-trust mandates and supply chain regulations (e.g., SLSA frameworks) amplify demand.[2][4][5] JFrog influences the ecosystem by pioneering binary-focused tools, contributing to open source, shaping product roadmaps via customer services, and enabling enterprises to shift left on security, streamlining AI deployments from weeks to days.[3][4]
JFrog is primed for expansion as AI governance, edge computing, and regulatory compliance drive demand for its unified platform—expect deeper AI integrations (e.g., expanded Catalog), evidence partnerships, and hybrid cloud dominance.[4] Trends like automated SBOMs and real-time threat remediation will shape its trajectory, potentially boosting revenue through upsells in security and Connect for IoT fleets. Its influence may evolve toward mission-critical status in enterprise stacks, much like its origins solved binary chaos, now securing the liquid software era amid global threats.
JFrog has raised $231.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $170.0M Series D in October 2018.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2018 | $170.0M Series D | Battery Ventures, Canaan Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Greylock, GSR Ventures, Insight Partners, IVP, Menlo Ventures, Forest Baskett, Pelion Venture Partners, Renegade Partners, Sapphire Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, Sequoia Capital, Sutter Hill Ventures, TSVC Capital, Wing Venture Capital, Chris Schaepe, Peter Sonsini, Shlomo Kramer | |
| Jan 1, 2016 | $50.0M Series C | Battery Ventures, Canaan Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Greylock, GSR Ventures, IVP, Pelion Venture Partners, Renegade Partners, Sapphire Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, Sequoia Capital, Sutter Hill Ventures, TSVC Capital, Wing Venture Capital, Shlomo Kramer | |
| Jul 1, 2014 | $7.0M Series B | Dell Technologies Capital, GSR Ventures, TSVC Capital | |
| May 1, 2012 | $4.0M Series A | Angular Ventures |
