JetBrains

About JetBrains

JetBrains is a privately owned software company focused on developer tools and software engineering infrastructure. The company started in 2000 and has grown from its early Java development tools into a broader portfolio spanning integrated development environments, programming languages, code quality, collaboration, continuous integration, issue tracking, data science, and AI-assisted development. JetBrains is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and operates through offices and remote teams in multiple countries. Its 2026 company materials report more than 2,600 employees across 13 offices and additional remote locations. JetBrains also reports 12.5 million recurring active users and customers across 88 of the Fortune Global Top 100. These are company-reported scale figures and are useful for assessing vendor maturity, support capacity, and long-term product investment rather than as independent market-share measures. The company remains privately owned. JetBrains says this ownership structure allows it to prioritize long-term product development rather than short-term public-market targets. Its commercial model combines paid subscriptions with free products, free tiers, education and open-source programs, and organization licensing. Many professional IDEs can be purchased individually or through the All Products Pack, while team products and AI services have their own commercial models. JetBrains has built its corporate identity around deep software-development expertise and extensive use of its own tools internally. The company develops the IntelliJ Platform that underpins many of its IDEs and is also the creator of Kotlin, the programming language that became an important part of Android and multiplatform development. Its portfolio now extends well beyond desktop IDEs into TeamCity, YouTrack, Qodana, Datalore, JetBrains AI, Junie, developer-platform services, and other tools. AI has become a major current investment area. JetBrains AI provides AI capabilities across supported IDEs, while Junie is the company's coding agent for multi-step software tasks. In June 2026, JetBrains moved Junie out of beta and described it as available across JetBrains IDEs and through a command-line interface. Current IDE releases also support third-party and external agents, reflecting a strategy that combines JetBrains-built AI with an open agent ecosystem rather than requiring customers to use only one model or agent provider. For buyers, JetBrains is best evaluated as a developer-tool vendor rather than as one monolithic software suite. A company may use only IntelliJ IDEA or PyCharm, standardize on the All Products Pack, adopt TeamCity or YouTrack separately, or add AI subscriptions to selected teams. Procurement should therefore consider which products are actually needed, whether individual or organization licensing is more economical, how AI credits or add-ons affect total cost, and whether a mixed-tool environment would provide more flexibility than a full JetBrains standardization. Organizations should also assess deployment, security, compliance, plugin governance, and source-code handling at the product level. JetBrains publishes security information and enterprise options, but data flows differ between local IDE features, cloud services, AI capabilities, and third-party integrations. BrandLigo keeps product-specific functionality and pricing on the relevant brand and product pages so the company profile remains focused on JetBrains as the corporate vendor.

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