Inedo ProGet review
A broad self-hosted repository with governance workflows and a useful free edition.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Inedo ProGet is a self-hosted package and container repository for development teams and organizations managing private packages, third-party dependencies, and software supply chains. It stores, serves, caches, and promotes packages, container images, and other assets across development and production environments. Windows, Linux, API, and self-hosted deployment options support teams that want control over package storage and repository operations, while the free edition provides unlimited feeds for private packages and Docker with limited security and compliance features.
Pricing is structured by server and billed annually. ProGet Free Edition covers unlimited feeds for private packages and Docker. Basic starts at $2,395 per server per year and adds basic security needs, feed-level security, retention rules, and connector filtering. Enterprise Essentials costs $11,995 per server per year and adds enterprise-level security, protection, and compliance features. Enterprise Complete costs $29,995 per server per year and includes multiple production and sandbox licenses plus dedicated support. This makes the free edition a useful entry point, while organizations needing deeper governance must match their requirements to a paid tier.
Its ecosystem coverage is a major strength: ProGet supports 22 feed or asset types, including NuGet.org, npmjs.org, Maven repositories, RubyGems.org, PyPI, Docker registries, Azure DevOps Packages, and Artifactory. Integrations with LDAP/Active Directory, SAML, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud extend its fit across identity and infrastructure environments. Governance features include package approval, promotion, repackaging, vulnerability scanning, license detection, fine-grained permissions, retention rules, replication, high availability, load balancing, and SBOM generation. ProGet suits teams that need a broad, self-hosted repository with supply-chain controls; teams seeking a hosted service or avoiding per-server annual licensing should consider another option.
Inedo ProGet pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports 22 package and asset formats across major ecosystems
- Adds approval, promotion, scanning, compliance, and retention workflows
- Offers replication, high availability, SBOM generation, and cloud storage
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are billed annually per server
- Advanced enterprise capabilities require higher-priced tiers
- Self-hosted deployment requires teams to manage their own infrastructure
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