Get started with IDE Services Cloud

IDE Services Cloud is a cloud-based web-application hosted by JetBrains. It enables you to enhance developer productivity in your organization without the hassle of server installation and maintenance. The IDE Services team takes care of all maintenance and upgrades for you.

Try IDE Services products for free

If you would like to explore some IDE Services product in your organization before purchasing a paid subscription, you can request a free 30-day trial for each product.

Each IDE Services product offers an individual trial, allowing you to try them separately or all at once.

Trial versions come with predefined usage limits for each product:

License Vault: 50 licenses for the All Products Pack
IDE Provisioner: 50 users
Code With Me Enterprise: 50 concurrent sessions
AI Enterprise: 50 users

If you want to increase the limit for a particular product or extend the trial, contact the IDE Services sales team.

Eligibility criteria for the trial

You can start a trial instance of IDE Services Cloud via your JetBrains Account or through a Sales representative. To start a trial via JetBrains Account, you need to meet the following eligibility criteria:

Your company is a JetBrains customer with 50 or more active licenses for JetBrains IDEs or .NET tools. Plugin licenses do not count toward this total.
You have administrator access to your company's profile on the JetBrains Account portal.

If your company is new to JetBrains, does not have enough licenses, or you do not have administrator access, contact the IDE Services sales team to discuss your trial options.

Start a new instance of IDE Services Cloud via JetBrains Account

Go to the trial setup page for IDE Services Cloud.
Select one or several IDE Services products that you'd like to try. Click Try for 30 days for free.
If you decide to try more IDE Services products later, you can start product trials directly from the web UI of your cloud instance once it’s created and running.
Log in to your JetBrains Account. The account you use will become the first administrator of your IDE Services instance.
If you don't have a JetBrains Account, click Contact Sales to get assistance with setting up your IDE Services Cloud instance.
Configure your instance of IDE Services Cloud:
- Select the Cloud option.
- If you're an admin in multiple organizations, select the organization for which you want to set up IDE Services Cloud.
- Enter a name for your IDE Services Cloud URL. This is the URL your users will need to connect to IDE Services.
  For example, if you enter my-company, your full URL will be:
  https://my-company.jetbrains-ide-services.com
  You won't be able to change this name later, so choose something that will still work for your organization after the trial.
- Read and accept the JetBrains IDE Services terms and conditions.
Click Launch JetBrains IDE Services.
Wait for your IDE Services Cloud instance to start. You will be notified when it is ready. Click Go to IDE Services in the notification popup to be redirected to the IDE Services Web UI.
Your IDE Services Cloud instance may take up to 20 minutes to start. You can close the setup page while waiting. Once your instance is ready, you will receive an email notification. Click the link in the email to access to the IDE Services Web UI.
Log in to IDE Services using the same JetBrains Account you used to create your IDE Services Cloud instance.

Now that your IDE Services Cloud instance is up and running, you can start using trial versions of the selected IDE Services products.

Next steps

After logging in, you will see a dashboard for managing your IDE Services products, authentication details, and profiles.

Continue with the following steps to complete your trial setup:

Set up authentication. IDE Services Cloud comes with a number of authentication modules that let users log in with third-party account credentials.
Enable IDE Services products for your organization.
Enable IDE Services products in profiles.
Assign profiles to users and user groups.

Start product trials from IDE Services dashboard

Once your IDE Services Cloud instance is up and running, you can start a trial individually for IDE Provisioner, AI Enterprise, Code With Me Enterprise or License Vault right from your IDE Services Cloud web UI:

Log in to your IDE Services Cloud. You will see a dashboard for managing your IDE Services products, authentication details, and profiles.
Click Enable under the product you want to start a trial for.
Click Start trial to confirm. Clicking Skip trial will enable the product in the paid mode.

Once the trial has started, you can always see how many days are left before it expires:

When the trial ends for IDE Provisioner, AI Enterprise or Code With Me Enterprise, the product will be disabled. No automatic transition to a paid subscription will occur. To activate the paid subscription, you have to Enable the product.

When the trial ends for License Vault, it will remain enabled but the trial All Products Pack license will expire, preventing end users from accessing the included tools. To continue using the tools, set new postpaid license limits in your IDE Services web UI.

Trial lifecycle

By default, a product trial lasts for 30 days. You can monitor the current state of your trial on the dashboard in the IDE Services Web UI.

Widget state	Description
	The trial has not started yet. After clicking Enable, you can choose to either start the trial or skip it and activate a paid subscription.
	The trial has started, but your organization cannot use the product yet. Complete the trial setup to start using the product.
	The trial has started, and the product is enabled for your organization. Enable the product in profiles and assign them to users or user groups so that developers in your organization can start using its features.
	The trial is in progress, and the product is configured. The widget displays the remaining trial duration. When the trial ends, the product will be disabled and all current users will lose access to the product features. If you need more time to evaluate the product, contact the IDE Services sales team.
	The trial has ended and the product is now disabled. To continue using the product under a paid subscription, enable the product.
	The trial has ended but License Vault remains enabled. The trial All Products Pack license has expired. To upgrade to the paid subscription, set new postpaid license limits in your IDE Services web UI

Upgrade to a paid subscription

Upgrading to a paid subscription allows you to customize the usage limits for any IDE Services product and use it within your organization without any restrictions. You have several options for upgrading:

Before the trial ends: If you're ready to upgrade during your trial, contact the IDE Services sales team.
When starting a new IDE Services instance: When starting a new IDE Services Cloud instance, you can skip the step of selecting IDE Services products for trial. When your IDE Services Cloud instance is ready, enable the necessary IDE Services product for your organization to start the billing period.
After the trial ends:
When the trial ends, the product is disabled. You can activate a paid subscription by enabling the product.
When License Vault trial ends, it will remain enabled but the trial All Products Pack license will expire. To upgrade to the paid subscription, set new postpaid license limits in your IDE Services web UI.

26 November 2025