Jetbrains All Products Pack

What is included in JetBrains All Products Pack?

Ten developer IDEs – IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, Rider, more.
.NET productivity tools – ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace, dotMemory profilers.
JetBrains AI Pro – Built-in AI assistance with monthly credits.
Future IDEs – Newly released IDEs added during active subscription.
Core Capacity – Covers Java, Python, PHP, Go, C#, more.
Important – Server and team tools such as TeamCity, YouTrack, and Qodana are not included; the pack covers desktop tools only.

What are the main benefits of JetBrains All Products Pack?

JetBrains All Products Pack is a single subscription that gives access to all JetBrains desktop IDEs, the .NET tools, and JetBrains AI Pro. It suits developers who move between languages and frameworks instead of buying and tracking separate IDE licenses.

One subscription – Every JetBrains desktop IDE under one license.
Polyglot workflow – Switch IDEs without buying separate licenses.
Built-in AI – JetBrains AI Pro credits included each month.
.NET coverage – ReSharper and profilers for Visual Studio.
Perpetual fallback – Keep your version if the subscription lapses.
Future IDEs – New JetBrains IDEs added automatically while active.

What is the difference between the All Products Pack and a single JetBrains IDE?

A single-product subscription such as IntelliJ IDEA gives you one IDE built around its primary stack, while the All Products Pack covers all ten JetBrains desktop IDEs plus the .NET extensions, two profilers, and JetBrains AI Pro. The pack pays off when your work crosses languages — for example a JVM backend in IntelliJ IDEA, a Go service in GoLand, and a frontend in WebStorm — because you avoid maintaining a separate license for each tool. If you only ever work in one language, a single-IDE subscription is usually the cheaper choice. The pack also adds any newly released JetBrains IDE automatically for as long as the subscription stays active.

Does the pack include TeamCity, YouTrack, or Qodana?

No. The All Products Pack covers JetBrains desktop tools only, so the server and team products are licensed separately: TeamCity for CI/CD, YouTrack for issue tracking, Qodana for code-quality analysis, and Datalore for collaborative data work. It does include the desktop-side .NET tools — ReSharper, dotCover, dotTrace, and dotMemory — alongside the standalone IDEs. A team that wants both the IDEs and a shared CI or issue-tracking stack needs additional subscriptions on top of this pack. Buyers who read "all products" as literally every JetBrains product should plan for the team tools as a separate purchase.

Does the All Products Pack come with AI features?

Yes — the All Products Pack includes a JetBrains AI Pro subscription. AI Pro provides a monthly allotment of AI credits, currently 10 for an individual license and 20 for an organization license every 30 days, with optional paid top-ups when you need more. Those credits power features like AI chat, smarter code completion, and the AI coding agent inside the IDEs. The practical limit to know is that heavy usage can exhaust the included credits before the period resets, after which you either top up or wait for the reset.

Can I keep using the tools after my subscription ends?

Yes — every All Products Pack subscription includes a perpetual fallback license. When an active subscription lapses, you keep the right to use the exact version of each tool that was available at the time of your purchase, though not any newer updates released afterward. This means you do not lose access to your editor entirely if you stop renewing. It is a concrete difference from pure rental models, where the software stops opening the moment payment ends.

What is the difference between a Personal and a Commercial subscription?

The difference is who owns and funds the license. A Personal subscription is bought by an individual with their own money and stays with that person, even when used on company hardware; a company cannot buy Personal subscriptions for its staff. A Commercial subscription is owned by the organization and may be used by any developer in it, provided concurrent users never exceed the number of subscriptions held. Both tiers include the same tools, JetBrains AI Pro, and the perpetual fallback license, so the choice comes down to commercial use rights rather than features.

Who should choose the All Products Pack?

It fits developers and teams who regularly work across more than two JetBrains stacks. A full-stack engineer running a .NET API in Rider, a Python data layer in PyCharm, and database work in DataGrip gets every tool under one license instead of three separate ones. .NET teams benefit in particular, because the pack bundles ReSharper and the dotTrace and dotMemory profilers next to the standalone IDEs. If your team writes in only one language, individual IDE subscriptions remain the more economical route.

Frequently asked questions about JetBrains All Products Pack

Are new JetBrains IDEs added to the pack automatically?

Yes. Any newly released JetBrains IDE becomes available to active All Products Pack subscribers unless stated otherwise at its release. This means a new language IDE does not require a separate purchase as long as your subscription is active.

Does ReSharper in the pack run on macOS?

No. ReSharper is a Visual Studio extension and runs only on Windows. The standalone IDEs, including Rider for .NET, are cross-platform and run on Windows, macOS, and Linux, so Mac-based .NET developers typically use Rider rather than ReSharper.

Can I use the license on more than one of my computers?

Yes. A single user can install and run the included IDEs across their own machines, for example a laptop and a desktop. You can even run different IDEs at the same time on separate devices, which is useful for remote client and server debugging.