Free your packages from AWS billing and IAM setup. Run private packages across clouds with unlimited data transfer, package-focused charts, and a single CLI workflow for developers and CI.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-08
Free your packages from AWS billing and IAM setup. Run private packages across clouds with unlimited data transfer, package-focused charts, and a single CLI workflow for developers and CI.
Move terabytes of packages to developers and CI without a bandwidth bill. Ravenstash costs less in all three internet-transfer workloads below.
Monthly estimates in USD, before tax. The same workload on both sides.
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| Monthly workload | Ravenstash | AWS CodeArtifact | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product team3 users · 50 GB stored1,000 GB data transfer30,000 package downloads | $34.00Team · monthly billing | $83.80US East · storage, requests + internet transfer | $49.8059% less |
| Busy CI pipelines10 users · 100 GB stored1,500 GB data transfer60,000 package downloads | $93.00Team · monthly billing | $131.80US East · storage, requests + internet transfer | $38.8029% less |
| Large package distribution20 users · 500 GB stored5,000 GB data transfer90,000 package downloads | $243.00Team · monthly billing | $467.30US East · storage, requests + internet transfer | $224.3047% less |
AWS US East (N. Virginia): $0.05/GB-month storage and $0.05 per 10,000 API requests, applying the 2 GB storage and 20,000-request free allowances. Internet transfer is modeled at $0.09/GB after the shared 100 GB free allowance, assumed fully available. Scenarios use 100,000, 200,000, and 300,000 total AWS API requests respectively. Same-region AWS traffic is outside these internet-transfer scenarios.
Illustrative workloads with the same users, stored bytes, and monthly downloads on both sides. Users and storage remain constant for the full cycle; downloads are complete package-file or blob responses. USD before tax; Ravenstash uses monthly billing and managed storage. GB and TB are decimal; GiB-priced services use the equivalent bytes. Prices cover the named plans and usage, without optional add-ons or negotiated discounts.
Rates reviewed 2026-09-08. Sources: AWS CodeArtifact pricing · AWS US East rate card · AWS internet transfer rates. Ravenstash plan details.
Sign in once. Select a repository. Keep the package tools you already know. rvs handles temporary authentication for your native clients, so developers spend less time managing registry configuration and credentials.
Use the same workflow with pip, uv, npm, pnpm, Maven, Gradle, Docker, Helm, and more. CI jobs use dedicated automation tokens with the same wrappers.
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rvs auth login
rvs art select acme/packages
rvs pip install internal-sdk
rvs npm install @acme/ui
rvs mvn verifyPrivate PyPI, npm, Maven, Container, and Helm repositories with security, visibility, and control. Advanced metrics, organization audit, custom remotes, and BYOS follow your plan's feature availability.
Unlimited data transfer and a network spanning 300+ locations keep packages close to developers and CI. Built for low latency on small packages and high throughput on large downloads.
Learn more about free bandwidth, worldwideTrack package downloads and storage with metrics and charts, and review organization audit activity in the same product.
Learn more about see what your packages are doingFine-grained automation tokens let you scope access to the resources and actions each job needs. Rotate or revoke a CI credential independently of developer sign-in.
Learn more about give every token a precise jobReview malware and dependency-vulnerability findings for PyPI, npm, and Maven packages. Protected mirrors and minimum package-age controls help keep risky new dependencies out of builds.
Learn more about catch risky dependenciesCombine private packages with approved PyPI, npm, and Maven upstreams. Add custom remotes and use cached dependencies for faster repeat builds.
Learn more about control your upstream sourcesChoose managed storage or bring your own supported object storage. Keep the convenience of a managed registry with the storage ownership your organization needs.
Learn more about keep control of your storageRun private packages across clouds with unlimited data transfer, package-focused charts, and a single CLI workflow for developers and CI.
Keep bandwidth spikes off your bill with unlimited data transfer to developer machines and CI in any cloud.
See download and storage charts alongside your packages, and review organization audit activity without building a separate cloud monitoring workflow.
Use protected PyPI, npm, and Maven upstreams, customer-defined remotes, and integrated malware and dependency-vulnerability findings.
| Area | Ravenstash | AWS CodeArtifact |
|---|---|---|
| Data transfer | Unlimited · free | Regional internet transfer charges |
| Metrics and audit | Package charts and organization audit in Ravenstash | CloudWatch metrics and CloudTrail logs |
| Developer workflow | Browser sign-in, repository selection, and native-client wrappers with rvs | AWS CLI, IAM permissions, and expiring repository tokens |
| Storage ownership | Managed storage or BYOS | Service-managed storage |
| Container and Helm OCI | Included alongside PyPI, npm, and Maven | Separate Amazon ECR service |
| Custom remote sources | Customer-defined PyPI, npm, and Maven sources | External connections use a fixed list of public repositories |
Sources: AWS CodeArtifact pricing · AWS US East rate card · AWS internet transfer rates · AWS monitoring · AWS audit logging · AWS repository tokens · AWS external sources.
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Developers run rvs auth login, approve the sign-in in their browser, and use their Ravenstash repositories without copying a reusable token into local configuration. CI and release jobs use dedicated automation tokens that can be rotated or revoked independently.
Start with one package ecosystem, validate publish and install paths, then repeat the same process for the remaining repositories.
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