2016 Report
100
new organizations
become JetBrains customers daily
(3,250 monthly)
1,130
new individual users
become JetBrains customers daily
(34,500 every month)
including students
Revenue growth by region
Top 6 countries
by paying active users
UNITED STATES
GERMANY
UNITED KINGDOM
NETHERLANDS
CANADA
JAPAN
Customer highlights
740,000
active customers
in 2016
230,000
active paying customers
in 2016
Fortune companies
431
Fortune 500 companies
and
98 Fortune 100 companies
use our tools
336
Fortune Global 500 companies and
81 Fortune Global 100 companies
are our customers
Product downloads
and usage
Usage growth
YoY increase in downloads
JetBrains Toolbox (desktop products, IDEs + .NET)
Team tools (Upsource, YouTrack, TeamCity & Hub)
17,132,217
total downloads
(up from 12,080,752 in 2015)
Product development
and subscriptions
Old versions
(November 2015 releases)
New versions
Two new products in development
Tool to manage and update
installed products
Toolbox App
13.3%
of all JetBrains Toolbox customers
purchase ‘All Products Pack’
Popular product combinations among
All Products Pack subscribers:
IntelliJ IDEA + WebStorm
IntelliJ IDEA + DataGrip
IntelliJ IDEA + PyCharm
ReSharper Ultimate
DataGrip + IntelliJ IDEA + WebStorm
IntelliJ IDEA + PyCharm + WebStorm
JetBrains Toolbox subscriptions,
business vs. individual
Businesses and organizations
- Annual subscriptions
- Monthly subscriptions
Individual customers
- Annual subscriptions
- Monthly subscriptions
Version 1.0 released
February 16, 2016
Enters TIOBE
top 100
Used by 15
Fortune 500 companies
Community highlights
Gradle Adopting Kotlin as scripting language for build scripts
Corda — Distributed ledger platform designed by (and for) the world's largest financial institutions — is fully written in Kotlin
>30
User groups
>200
Talks on Kotlin in 2016
>5,500
Users in Slack channel
Use inside JetBrains
We're increasingly using Kotlin for most of our internal systems and new, yet unannounced products.
TeamCity and Upsource are the latest adopters of Kotlin, joining YouTrack and IDEs based on IntelliJ Platform such as Rider.
Student license program
Number of Student Packs up 81%
University highlights
Top 11 universities
Universities with campus ambassadors
hover on the university
to know its name and location
University of California Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, US
University of St. Jerome's College
University of Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, US
New York University
New York, NY, US
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA, US
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ, US
Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm, Sweden
École de l'Innovation
et de l'Expertise Informatique
Paris, France
SUPINFO International University
- École Supérieure
d'Informatique de Paris (ESI)
Paris, France
Beijing University
of Posts and Telecommunications
Beijing, China
George Washington University
Washington, DC, US
George Washington University
Washington, DC, US
Florida Institute of Technology
Melbourne, FL, US
Johannesburg University
Johannesburg, South Africa
University of Witwatersrand
Johannesburg, South Africa
TU Delft
Delft, Netherlands
Technical University of Munich
Munich, Germany
Belarus State University
Minsk, Belarus
ETH Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland
Kazan Federal University
Kazan, Russia
EPFL
Lausanne, Switzerland
Peking University
Chengdu, China
Tsinghua University
Beijing, China
Products most used by students:
Rank
Growth in 2016
1
IntelliJ IDEA
2
PyCharm
3
WebStorm
4
PhpStorm
5
CLion
6
ReSharper
7
DataGrip
new product
Learning tools
PyCharm Edu: free, easy & professional tool to learn programming with Python
IDE Features Trainer: a new way to learn your IDE
Kotlin Education Plugin: Kotlin learning courses inside IntelliJ IDEA
Team JetBrains
Our R&D and Sales teams
Developer Advocates
690
total employees
110
new employees
18
Average employee age
29
years
67
Breakdown of product
development teams
- IntelliJ Platform
- Team Tools
- .NET
- Kotlin
- Other products and teams
Team and company activities in 2016
Marketing research reports
Issue tracking tools survey 2016 report
We polled over 1,500 participants to find out the most popular issue tracking tools and gain insight into how they are used by different members of software development teams and how developers like them.
Python developers survey 2016 report
A survey conducted among more than 1,000 Python developers to identify the latest trends and gather insight into how the world of Python development looks in 2016. We can see Python becoming the language of choice for more and more developers and Python 3 gaining more popularity.
How developers use databases today
As we considered adding a dedicated tool for working with databases and SQL, we felt it was necessary to better understand how developers used databases. We ran a survey gathering responses from about 2,000 developers. Read this report to find out what we learned.
eBooks
What to Look for in a Code Review
In the book you’ll find a series of tips from Trisha Gee on what to look for when doing code reviews, including aspects of testing, security, performance and more.
Detecting and Solving Memory Problems in .NET
Best practices in finding and solving memory issues in .NET applications based on the experience we've had while developing ReSharper and other products.