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Founded February 2000; 25 years ago (2000-02)
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Jetbrains announce price increase for IDEs, .NET tools and All Product Pack, effective from 1st October, 2025
For individuals it won't change a ton. $10-$20 a year for most things isn't bad. For organizations it'll be a pretty big bump. For me it'll be like $5 a year. The best deal is the All Products Pack for individuals by far, even after the price raise. They even just added AI to it. The cost of doing business is going up. It's hard for companies like JetBrains to keep being competitive and still pay the bills. I don't mind the price hike, but I can see where it might be a problem for some. More on reddit.com
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July 31, 2025Jetbrains is it worth it?
I started using VSCode and migrated to Jetbrains tools, here're my reasons: Convenience of having git tools out of the box, no need to install many additional plugins. Interesting direction with their own AI copilot which I'm currently testing. Different instruments for different projects: VSCode can become a mess quickly when working with various steps, while separation of responsibilities in JB works well with my usecase. Hope it helps! More on reddit.com
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October 20, 2024Do You Keep Your JetBrains Yearly Subscription or Just Pay When You Need New Features?
I pay every year. I don't really think about it too much as I don't necessarily mind supporting a product I like, and if people don't support it. I fear we will be stuck with VS Code (which I've never used, but I think is designed to fast and not powerful, which I want power). I'm not going to check but I believe that the Fallback license, when originally conceived is you get the version that you were entitled to when you purchased your subscription. So if you purchased a subscription todayon Jan 1 2025 you would be entitled to use everything up to 2025.3 on Dec 31st 2025, but if you don't renew, then next year on Jan 1st 2026 you'd be stuck on 2023.3. Depending on what language you are using, I suspect things are moving too fast and too many things are being integrated to really not have the latest. Lots of languages and tools I use get regular updates e.g., Java has two updates a year, and so I dunno if I think it would be worth it, not to update. There are also OS compatibility updates that might break things (I'm just hand waving). I certainly agree that I haven't noticed big wins in updates, and actually am maybe more annoyed by changes than enamored with them. But there is also bias in that assessment, things just work and it's only when things are in my way that I hate it, and don't give credit for the updates. I'd probably switch to the latest community editions of things, before trying to use more than a year old versions. More on reddit.com
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January 1, 2025If Jetbrains raises prices, will you stay or where will you go?
I subscribe to the all products pack and have been for years. At current prices I'm OK but a raise would be a hard pill to swallow. More on reddit.com
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r/Jetbrains on Reddit: Jetbrains announce price increase for IDEs, .NET tools and All Product Pack, effective from 1st October, 2025
July 31, 2025 -
Hey,
So I was checking the Jetbrains website, found the blog post, released today stating pretty much the title.
Link to the blog post Here.
Want to know your thoughts on this change.
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For individuals it won't change a ton. $10-$20 a year for most things isn't bad. For organizations it'll be a pretty big bump. For me it'll be like $5 a year. The best deal is the All Products Pack for individuals by far, even after the price raise. They even just added AI to it. The cost of doing business is going up. It's hard for companies like JetBrains to keep being competitive and still pay the bills. I don't mind the price hike, but I can see where it might be a problem for some.
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I'm not happy of course, but, I'm still with them, because I've tried alternatives. I wish they had a text-only version (and no, it's not Fleet), so I could run that over an SSH session since remote X is going away, but VSCode is nice, but not the same.
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JetBrains Software Pricing & Plans 2025: See Your Cost
Company with 201-1000 employeesThis year"Jetbrains does not negotiate on pricing but we did hear they are taking away the continuity discounts for any new purchases but they are introducing volume based discounting.
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I've used Jetbrains products for a long time, both as a student, and later profe... | Hacker News
December 5, 2021 - Jetbrains products are free for students, and paid for professional use. In my opinion, the pricing of the product is spot on. My company pays about ~200 euro per seat per year, which is a good price for the quality tooling you get · In my experience, VSCode is not competitive with Jetbrains ...
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r/Jetbrains on Reddit: Jetbrains is it worth it?
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I know it's a bit biased due to the group's name, but I'd currently like to know why you would (or wouldn't) recommend paying for the JetBrains suite. My educational license is expiring soon, and I'm considering buying it. Currently, except for DataGrip, I don't see much difference between the IDE and VSCode with somes plugins (except for PyCharm, which I love but it has a Community free edition). Android Studio is free; I've tried GoLand, WebStorm, and Pycharm Pro (Pycharm if I like it better than vscode but I don't use many things that are outside the free version.) . I see that they consume a lot of resources, and so far, I haven't seen anything that makes me say "wow, this is a game changer, and I couldn't do it without this editor." Note that I'm not saying they're bad, but I'd like to know about your experiences and why you love them (or not), and if it's worth paying for the license.
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I started using VSCode and migrated to Jetbrains tools, here're my reasons: Convenience of having git tools out of the box, no need to install many additional plugins. Interesting direction with their own AI copilot which I'm currently testing. Different instruments for different projects: VSCode can become a mess quickly when working with various steps, while separation of responsibilities in JB works well with my usecase. Hope it helps!
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absolutely worth it. if you're a professional software engineer (i.e. you code for food), jetbrains IDEs are tools worth spending your money for. it will pay for itself in the long run however if you're a hobbyist and/or cannot afford to pay, just use VSCode for what I do (go programmer), GoLand is a stellar difference from vscode.
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Price Change for JetBrains Products
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r/Jetbrains on Reddit: Do You Keep Your JetBrains Yearly Subscription or Just Pay When You Need New Features?
January 1, 2025 -
Hey everyone,
I’ve been a loyal JetBrains user for years, enjoying the 40% discount they offer to long-time subscribers. I really like their IDEs, but I’ve been debating whether to keep my yearly subscription or only pay when I truly need the latest features.
For those who don’t know (I learned this recently), JetBrains has a Perpetual Fallback License:
If you’ve been on a yearly subscription, you get to keep the version you had when your subscription ended and can use it indefinitely. However, this doesn’t apply to monthly subscriptions, where you lose access entirely if you stop paying.
Here’s where I’m stuck:
I honestly don’t notice much difference between updates year to year. Most of the time, the features don’t radically change my experience. If anything, I feel like I spend more time relearning where tools have been moved rather than benefiting from new functionality.
That said, I might just be underestimating how seamlessly they integrate improvements into the workflow, so I rarely feel the need for an upgrade.
My question to you all is:
Do you keep the yearly subscription for the discount and continuous updates, or do you only renew once there’s a feature you really want?
Are there any hidden benefits or downsides I might be missing if I let my subscription lapse?
Curious to hear how other devs approach this!
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I pay every year. I don't really think about it too much as I don't necessarily mind supporting a product I like, and if people don't support it. I fear we will be stuck with VS Code (which I've never used, but I think is designed to fast and not powerful, which I want power). I'm not going to check but I believe that the Fallback license, when originally conceived is you get the version that you were entitled to when you purchased your subscription. So if you purchased a subscription todayon Jan 1 2025 you would be entitled to use everything up to 2025.3 on Dec 31st 2025, but if you don't renew, then next year on Jan 1st 2026 you'd be stuck on 2023.3. Depending on what language you are using, I suspect things are moving too fast and too many things are being integrated to really not have the latest. Lots of languages and tools I use get regular updates e.g., Java has two updates a year, and so I dunno if I think it would be worth it, not to update. There are also OS compatibility updates that might break things (I'm just hand waving). I certainly agree that I haven't noticed big wins in updates, and actually am maybe more annoyed by changes than enamored with them. But there is also bias in that assessment, things just work and it's only when things are in my way that I hate it, and don't give credit for the updates. I'd probably switch to the latest community editions of things, before trying to use more than a year old versions.
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I keep the yearly subscription so I always have the latest technologies supported (frameworks and language versions). Plus, to buy the IDE once you already pay for one year of updates, but only get the version that was released when you bought it, not the one at the end of the year. And you’ll pay the full price each time you need a new tool, loosing the discount.