GForge

Plans and prices

From GForge's own pricing page, checked 12 Oct 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

Agile planning

Agile planning includes sprints, releases, backlogs, and boards built around the same tickets. source

AI and API

Flow AI can read and update tickets, wiki pages, and sprints when enabled by an administrator; GForge also offers a REST API and CLI/MCP integration. source

CI integration

The Jenkins integration reports builds to GForge and links them to the triggering ticket and project build history. source

CLI platforms

The gforge-cli is offered for macOS, Linux, and Windows. source

Deployment

GForge offers hosted, self-hosted, on-premise, and air-gapped deployment options. source

Founded

2002 source

Headquarters

Windsor Heights, Iowa, United States source

Installer limits

The maker supports the two most recent releases and says older builds are not published for download, though specific prior versions may be requested. source

Integrations

The Jenkins plugin supports Freestyle, Pipeline, and Multibranch Pipeline jobs and can sync build results, changelogs, and artifacts. source

Product

GForge combines project management, Git/SVN, CI/CD, wiki, chat, and document management in one platform. source

Security and compliance

The maker describes on-premise and air-gapped deployment for ITAR-controlled workflows and says it supports CMMC-aligned environments; security artifacts are available on request. source

Support

GForge says support requests are typically answered within one business day, with phone and video support available to customers with active contracts. source

Ticketing

Tickets can include versioned design documents and live sub-task boards. source

Version control

GForge supports Git and SVN, with inline diff comments that are linked to tickets. source

Who it serves

GForge identifies dev teams, enterprises, defense and government organizations, and PMOs/IT leaders as intended audiences. source