Jenkins
By Jenkins project
Jenkins is an open source automation server released under the MIT License, so the software costs nothing. A team runs it on its own servers, which means paying for the machines and the admin time. The project lists more than 2,300 community plugins.
- From
- Free
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- No
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's pricing page.
| Plan | Price | Charged | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open source | Free | per installation | MIT License. Self-hosted only |
Costs not in the plan price
- The team hosts and maintains Jenkins itself, so servers, build agents, upgrades and plugin security work are its own cost.
- The jenkins.io pages checked list no commercial support price.
Categories it qualifies for
Facts we checked
- The license is MIT, held by the Jenkins project contributors, and grants use free of charge. Source
- The project home page lists more than 2,300 community-contributed plugins. Source
- The Pipeline chapter says a Pipeline's code defines the entire build process, with example stages for build, test and deploy. Source
- The Console Output page link shows the full output from a Pipeline run. Source
Reviews
Review collection has not opened yet, so there are no reviews to show. When it opens, reviewers will confirm their identity with a work email or LinkedIn before a review is published.
Who pays us
Jenkins project does not pay us anything.