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Updated Aug 16, 2026
Jellyfish is a Boston-based private B2B SaaS company that provides software engineering intelligence for R&D organizations. Its platform combines engineering, planning, delivery, finance, developer-experience, and AI-tool telemetry to help leaders connect engineering investment and activity to business outcomes.
Primary product
Jellyfish Software Engineering Intelligence Platform, including Engineering Management, AI Impact, DevFinOps, Developer Experience, planning, delivery analytics, and engineering-investment insights.
Founded
2017
Headquarters
225 Franklin Street, 20th Floor, Boston, Massachusetts 02110, United States
Team size
201-500
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Software engineering intelligence, engineering management, developer productivity analytics, and DevFinOps
Offices
Business model
Leadership
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Chief People Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Senior Vice President of Engineering
Senior Director of Financial Planning & Analysis
Nicholas Arcolano
Head of AI & Research
The company emphasizes transparency, data-driven decision-making, learning, collaboration, inclusion, and a performance-oriented but team-focused working style. Jellyfish describes its workforce as distributed across the United States, with Boston as an in-person collaboration hub.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
No
Compensation
Public U.S. engineering job postings show a base salary range of $165,000-$235,000 plus equity for a Full Stack Engineer. Postings state that applicants must already be authorized to work in the United States and that Jellyfish cannot sponsor or take over employment-visa sponsorship. Third-party compensation data is directional and should be treated cautiously.
Benefits
Pricing
Quote-based pricing calculated from the number of seats and selected modules. Jellyfish sells primarily through annual or multi-year enterprise contracts. Its website does not publish standard list pricing. AWS Marketplace lists a 12-month example of $30,800 for the platform with 15 engineering user seats, but configuration-specific pricing varies.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M annual revenue, third-party estimate with low confidence; public estimates conflict materially and Jellyfish does not disclose revenue
Estimated monthly visits
125.2K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Jellyfish's latest publicly announced institutional financing is its $71 million Series C from February 2022. No later institutional financing was identified in the reviewed public sources. This may indicate a long financing gap, although it is not evidence of financial distress by itself.
SourceJellyfish · May 2026
Jellyfish appointed former Salsify and Endeca engineering leader Adam Ferrari as SVP of Engineering to define technology strategy and help customers measure AI-driven engineering impact.
Jellyfish · Mar 2026
Jellyfish launched AI Engineering Trends, based on data from more than 700 companies, 200,000 engineers, and 20 million pull requests. The company reported that top-quartile AI adopters had approximately twice the pull-request throughput of low adopters over the measured period.
Jellyfish · Dec 2025
Former Vercel sales leader Chris Ward joined Jellyfish as CRO to scale enterprise revenue as the company expands its software-engineering intelligence and AI-impact offerings.
Jellyfish · Jul 2025
Jellyfish's 2025 State of Engineering Management report found that 90% of surveyed teams were embracing AI coding tools and 62% believed AI was producing at least a 25% increase in developer velocity or productivity.
The New Stack · Jun 2025
Jellyfish expanded AI Impact integrations beyond GitHub Copilot to Cursor, Google Gemini Code Assist, and Sourcegraph. The article positioned Jellyfish against Swarmia, LinearB, and GetDX and reported that roughly half of Jellyfish customers were using multiple AI tools in their IDEs.
7 jobs at Jellyfish