How much does JumpCloud cost in 2026?
JumpCloud's cheapest paid plan is Core Directory at $19/month. The full tier structure runs from Free through Platform Prime at $25/month across 5 plans. JumpCloud sits in the Developer & Infrastructure category, where SaaS Price Hub tracks 62 tools with verified pricing. Pricing is currently under review.
Pricing under review
Does JumpCloud have a free plan?
Yes. JumpCloud offers a permanent free plan covering up to 10 users + 10 devices, core identity + device management + basic SSO. Paid plans start at $19/month.
What are all the JumpCloud pricing tiers?
JumpCloud publishes 5 plans:
- •Free: free — up to 10 users + 10 devices, core identity + device management + basic SSO
- •Core Directory: $15/month ($15/month billed annually) — per user/mo, unified identity + SSO + MFA + basic device management
- •Device Management: $11/month ($11/month billed annually) — per device/mo, MDM for Mac/Windows/Linux + policy enforcement
- •Platform: $19/month ($19/month billed annually) — per user/mo, full IT ops platform: identity + devices + apps + patching + password manager
- •Platform Prime: $25/month ($25/month billed annually) — per user/mo, adds premium 24/7 support + Certificate management + Password Manager Premium
How often does JumpCloud change its pricing?
SaaS Price Hub has recorded no tracked list-price change for JumpCloud in the last 12 months. Prices are re-checked against the vendor daily and any move is logged.
Full JumpCloud price historyWhere can I find JumpCloud's official pricing page?
JumpCloud publishes its own pricing at jumpcloud.com/pricing.
JumpCloud official pricing pageCompare JumpCloud pricing to alternatives
Quick facts about JumpCloud pricing
- Key limit metric
- Users + devices managed
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- 30 days
- Enterprise pricing
- Available (custom quote)
- Native currency
- USD
- Category
- Developer & Infrastructure
Who is JumpCloud best for?
In other words, JumpCloud is worth it for growing tech companies (10-500 employees) that need identity + device + password management in one tool — particularly if you're running Mac + Linux + Windows without dedicated IT staff. Free covers up to 10 users + 10 devices (real free tier); Core Directory adds unified identity for larger teams; Platform ($19/user) bundles everything (identity + MDM + apps + patching + password manager); Platform Prime ($25) adds 24/7 support and cert management. Moderate learning curve for full policy setup. Native SSO with 700+ apps + deep Slack/Google/Microsoft/AWS integrations. Downside: MDM depth lags Jamf on Mac and Intune on Windows, and identity governance features are lighter than Okta.
What is JumpCloud not for?
Enterprise identity + governance? Pick Okta or Microsoft Entra ID. Mac-only MDM depth? Jamf Pro. B2B SaaS wanting to add SSO/SCIM to their product? WorkOS. Ultra-simple SSO for tiny teams? Kinde or Clerk.
Sources
Pricing under review.
JumpCloud plans
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Key limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | 0 | up to 10 users + 10 devices, core identity + device management + basic SSO |
| Core Directory | 15 | 15 | per user/mo, unified identity + SSO + MFA + basic device management |
| Device Management | 11 | 11 | per device/mo, MDM for Mac/Windows/Linux + policy enforcement |
| Platform | 19 | 19 | per user/mo, full IT ops platform: identity + devices + apps + patching + password manager |
| Platform Prime | 25 | 25 | per user/mo, adds premium 24/7 support + Certificate management + Password Manager Premium |
Answer generated from SaaS Price Hub's daily-verified pricing tracker. Last updated September 3, 2026.
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