PLATFORM NOTES · JUPITERONE

JupiterOne: CAASM and asset inventory facts (2026)

SHORT ANSWER

JupiterOne builds a security graph from more than 200 integrations, covering devices, users, networks, applications, code repositories and owners, with plain-English queries and blast-radius views; its ServiceNow integration ingests CMDB classes. It publishes list prices from $25,000 a year. OT and IoT devices are not among its listed asset classes, write-back actions are not documented, and no free tier or trial is mentioned.

By The Inventory Desk · CAASM Finder · Published 2026-10-11

Desk research from public vendor pages read on 27 September and 11 October 2026. Profiles follow our published method; we did not run the products.

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Which approaches does JupiterOne describe?

Full bar: described on the vendor's pages we read
Hatched bar: described with a condition (another product, a higher tier, or part of the approach)
Stub: not in our sources (it may exist; we did not find it)

The bars show what each vendor's own pages describe, or how your answers weigh the five approaches. They are not a measure of how well a product works.

From JupiterOne's own pages.
Approach	Status	What the pages say	Source
CAASM aggregation	Described	200+ pre-built integrations feed a security graph of devices, users, networks, applications, data, code repositories, security controls and owners.	Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Agent-based inventory	Not in our sources	Not described on the pages we read.	None
External attack surface management	Not in our sources	Not described on the pages we read.	None
CMDB-centred inventory	Not in our sources	Not described on the pages we read.	None
Exposure management	With a condition	Blast radius views on the graph; Unified Vulnerability Management, announced in May 2026, deduplicates findings across tools.	Source: GlobeNewswire: JupiterOne AI system mapping and Unified Vulnerability Management · Read 27 Sep 2026

Which parts of an estate does JupiterOne cover?

Estate coverage described on JupiterOne's pages.
Servers and network devices	Partly Networks are a listed asset class; network devices are not called out. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Cloud workloads	Partly Covered through integrations; cloud workloads are not named as a class on the platform page. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
SaaS applications	Partly Applications are a listed asset class. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Identities as assets	Matches Users are a listed asset class. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Off-network laptops	Partly Devices are a listed asset class, through the endpoint tools you integrate. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
OT and IoT devices	Not in our sources
Internet-facing discovery	Not in our sources

How does JupiterOne collect and reconcile data?

Collection and reconciliation described on JupiterOne's pages.
Deployment	SaaS with API integrations; useful coverage depends on how many integrations a team configures. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Offers its own agent	Not in our sources
Works without new agents	Matches Builds its graph from API integrations. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Merges records from several sources	Partly The graph maps relationships between assets; how duplicate records merge depends on the data each integration supplies. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Integrations	200+ pre-built security integrations. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026

What does JupiterOne do with the inventory?

What JupiterOne's pages describe doing with asset data.
Feeds or updates a CMDB	Not in our sources
Cross-source queries and reports	Matches Graph queries in plain English, a pre-built query library and compliance insights. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Workflows, tickets or actions	Partly Alerts are documented; write-back actions into other systems are not. Source: JupiterOne platform · Read 27 Sep 2026
Platform it is part of	None
Platforms it connects to	ServiceNow: The ServiceNow integration ingests selected CMDB classes for queries and alerts; write-back to the CMDB is not stated on that page. Source: JupiterOne docs: ServiceNow integration · Read 11 Oct 2026

What does JupiterOne cost?

Published: Small-Market $25,000 a year; Mid-Market $50,000 for 12 months up to 200,000 data points; Enterprise $100,000 for 12 months up to 400,000 data points; custom above 1 million data points. Priced on data points and term. No free tier or trial mentioned.

Source: JupiterOne pricing · Read 27 Sep 2026

Free tier or trial Not in our sources

Where is JupiterOne strong, and where are its limits?

Strengths and limits come from the vendor's own pages and our sources; a limit can be something we did not find.

Strengths

Published list prices, from $25,000 a year.
Graph queries in plain English, a pre-built query library and blast-radius views across relationships.
Owners, users and code repositories sit in the same graph as devices.

Limits

OT and IoT devices are not listed among its asset classes.
Write-back actions into other systems are not documented, and no free tier or trial is mentioned.

What does JupiterOne say about itself?

No vendor figures are quoted in these notes.

What has JupiterOne announced recently?

2026-05-13
Announced a tool that maps how AI agents, cloud resources and identities connect, queryable in plain English, and Unified Vulnerability Management, which deduplicates findings across tools.
Source: GlobeNewswire: JupiterOne AI system mapping and Unified Vulnerability Management · Read 27 Sep 2026

Who should shortlist JupiterOne?

Consider JupiterOne if you want to ask relationship questions across assets, users and code, or if you need a published price before a sales call.

In our example finder profiles, JupiterOne is not in the first group; your own answers may differ.

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Does JupiterOne need an agent?

Own agent: Not in our sources. Works without new agents: Matches. Builds its graph from API integrations.

Does JupiterOne work with a CMDB?

Not in our sources. Not described on the pages we read.

Does JupiterOne publish its prices?