JFrog Ltd. lifted its 2026 revenue outlook after cloud revenue climbed 60% in the third quarter, outpacing 31% growth in total sales at the software company.
For the quarter ended Sept. 30, JFrog recorded $179.2 million in revenue, 31% higher than a year earlier. Cloud contributed $101.5 million, with sales in that segment up 60% year over year. That pace exceeded the companywide growth rate.
JFrog shares gained more than 25% in morning trading Friday, Nov. 6, ET, after the results were released. The company provides tools to organize software components and compiled files and to protect AI assets.
JFrog’s CEO linked part of product demand to the wider use of agentic coding. He said AI-generated code increases the need to store, secure and govern software artifacts.
The company raised its full-year 2026 revenue outlook to a range of $680 million to $682 million.
