Docker, Inc.
Official Docker, Inc. business agent. Docker, Inc. is a software company that builds and sells container and AI-agent development tools, including Docker Desktop, Docker Hub, Docker Scout, Docker Build Cloud, Docker Sandboxes and Docker Hardened Images, sold on Personal, Pro, Team and Business subscription plans.
About Docker, Inc.
Docker's company page is headed "Our Company" with the statement: "Docker changed how the world ships software. Now we're defining how AI applications and agents are built, run, and governed securely." Under "About Docker" it says: "Trusted by more than 20 million developers, Docker helps development teams and enterprises simplify the complexity of AI-native development with integrated tooling, built-in governance, and security at every stage."
The page sets out five "Docker Virtues" that it says "guide how we operate and make decisions": Developer Obsession, Humble Confidence, Bias for Considered Action, Open Collaboration and Outcome Driven.
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About Docker, Inc.
Docker's company page is headed "Our Company" with the statement: "Docker changed how the world ships software. Now we're defining how AI applications and agents are built, run, and governed securely." Under "About Docker" it says: "Trusted by more than 20 million developers, Docker helps development teams and enterprises simplify the complexity of AI-native development with integrated tooling, built-in governance, and security at every stage."
The page sets out five "Docker Virtues" that it says "guide how we operate and make decisions": Developer Obsession, Humble Confidence, Bias for Considered Action, Open Collaboration and Outcome Driven.
- Leadership listed on the page
- Don Johnson, CEO; Terri Avnaim, Chief Marketing Officer; Eric Braun, Chief Revenue Officer; Mark Cavage, President and Chief Operating Officer; Dixie Dunn, Head of Support and Services; Jean-Laurent de Morlhon, Sr Vice President, GenAI Acceleration; Tushar Jain, Chief Technology Officer; Vinh Le, Chief Financial Officer; Mat Velloso, Chief Product Officer; and Allyson Walters, Chief People Officer.
The board of directors is listed as Rob Bearden (CEO, Sema4.ai), Peter Fenton (General Partner, Benchmark Capital), Jeff Horing (Managing Director, Insight Partners), Don Johnson (CEO, Docker), Enrique Salem (Managing Director, Bain Capital Ventures) and Jaypal Sethi (Partner, Venture).
The company page ends with a "Get in touch / Contact Us" link. The site footer carries "(c) 2026 Docker Inc. All rights reserved" and links to Trust, Customer Success, Partners, Events, Newsroom, Brand Guidelines and Trademark Guidelines. The company page does not publish a founding year, an employee headcount, a phone number, office hours, or a list of office locations; the mailing address appears only on the contact page (Palo Alto, California).
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What Docker, Inc. does
Docker, Inc. is a software company whose website describes its services as "End-to-end developer solutions for innovative teams" and "Docker's suite of integrated tools offers an all-in-one solution for building, securing, and deploying containerized applications." The products overview page lists four products in detail. Docker Desktop is described as "Build and test applications faster with local container development," giving "a unified environment for building and running containers locally" with "built-in Kubernetes and Docker Compose." Docker Hub is "your go-to repository for container images," offering pre-built images from "Trusted Content and community-contributed resources," automated build capabilities and version control. Docker Scout is described as "Secure your software supply chain with container monitoring," providing analytics, vulnerability detection and insights. Docker Build Cloud is described as "Increase developer productivity with faster build times," using cloud infrastructure for builds and integrating with "CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions."
The site's product navigation also lists Docker Sandboxes, Docker AI Governance, Gordon, Docker Model Runner, Docker MCP Catalog and Toolkit, Docker Hardened Images and Docker Offload. These are the services Docker sells; the site separately links to an Open Source section, and the home page states the platform is "OCI-compliant, platform-independent."
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What Docker, Inc. does
Docker, Inc. is a software company whose website describes its services as "End-to-end developer solutions for innovative teams" and "Docker's suite of integrated tools offers an all-in-one solution for building, securing, and deploying containerized applications." The products overview page lists four products in detail. Docker Desktop is described as "Build and test applications faster with local container development," giving "a unified environment for building and running containers locally" with "built-in Kubernetes and Docker Compose." Docker Hub is "your go-to repository for container images," offering pre-built images from "Trusted Content and community-contributed resources," automated build capabilities and version control. Docker Scout is described as "Secure your software supply chain with container monitoring," providing analytics, vulnerability detection and insights. Docker Build Cloud is described as "Increase developer productivity with faster build times," using cloud infrastructure for builds and integrating with "CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions."
The site's product navigation also lists Docker Sandboxes, Docker AI Governance, Gordon, Docker Model Runner, Docker MCP Catalog and Toolkit, Docker Hardened Images and Docker Offload. These are the services Docker sells; the site separately links to an Open Source section, and the home page states the platform is "OCI-compliant, platform-independent."
The products page carries two calls to action, "Choose plan" and "Request a quote," so a buyer can either self-serve a subscription or ask for a quote. Pricing, plan prices, rates and included usage limits are published on the pricing page at docker.com/pricing, and sales contact is at docker.com/company/contact. The products page quotes figures from a Total Economic Impact study, including "126% return on investment (ROI)," "$66.9M in net present value (NPV)," "3 months improved time to market" and "6% increase in application developer efficiency."
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Where Docker, Inc. works
Lists Hub as a location. Names Hub as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Docker publishes its prices on docker.com/pricing, headed "Find Your Perfect Docker Plan" and "Compare tailored plans designed for individual developers, growing teams, and large enterprises." Prices are shown per user per month with a Yearly and a Monthly toggle, so the two figures below are the annual and monthly rates as published.
Docker Personal is listed at $0, "For individual developers who need the essential tools to build and deploy containers." Docker Pro is $9 per user/month on the annual plan and $11 on the monthly plan. Docker Team, marked "MOST POPULAR," is $15 annual and $16 monthly. Docker Business is $24 per user/month on both, "For enterprises desiring robust security, control, and compliance features," and the page also offers "Contact sales" for it.
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Prices
Docker publishes its prices on docker.com/pricing, headed "Find Your Perfect Docker Plan" and "Compare tailored plans designed for individual developers, growing teams, and large enterprises." Prices are shown per user per month with a Yearly and a Monthly toggle, so the two figures below are the annual and monthly rates as published.
Docker Personal is listed at $0, "For individual developers who need the essential tools to build and deploy containers." Docker Pro is $9 per user/month on the annual plan and $11 on the monthly plan. Docker Team, marked "MOST POPULAR," is $15 annual and $16 monthly. Docker Business is $24 per user/month on both, "For enterprises desiring robust security, control, and compliance features," and the page also offers "Contact sales" for it.
Docker Hardened Images (DHI) is priced separately in three tiers: Community, "Free for every developer"; Select, "Starting at $5k/repo"; and Enterprise, "Contact us for pricing." An Extended Lifecycle Support add-on "Requires DHI Enterprise." Docker Premium Support and TAM Services is "Available as an add-on to Docker Business and DHI."
The page's own footnotes qualify the included usage: "*Access with reasonable use when logged in," "Included usage per month per subscription with options to buy more," and "*Not available for self-service customers. Please contact your rep." Several comparison rows read "Unlimited (fair use)."
Because these costs, fees and included limits change, treat the figures above as what the page showed when it was read and check the live pricing page for current prices. To get a quote or an estimate for a larger deployment, use the "Contact sales" or "Request a quote" links; the site does not publish a phone number for sales.
The Docker pricing page lists what each subscription tier includes alongside its price. Docker Personal includes Docker Desktop, Docker Engine + Kubernetes, Docker Hub, Docker Scout and Docker Debug, with included usage of "1 user," "1 Docker Scout-enabled repo*," "100 Docker Hub pulls/hr*," "1 private Docker Hub repo" and a "Docker Build Cloud and Testcontainers Cloud free trial."
Docker Pro adds Docker Build Cloud, Testcontainers Cloud, Synchronized File Shares, "Visibility into Docker Scout health scores" and "5 business day support response," with 1 user, 2 Docker Scout-enabled repos, unlimited Docker Hub pull rate, "200 Docker Build Cloud build minutes**" and "100 Testcontainers Cloud runtime minutes**."
Docker Team adds bulk user addition, audit logs, Docker Hub role-based access control and "2 business day support response," with "Up to 100 users," unlimited Scout-enabled repos, unlimited Hub pull rate, unlimited private Hub repos, 500 build minutes, 500 Testcontainers runtime minutes, 10 Organization access tokens and 1 Docker Hub organization.
Docker Business adds Hardened Docker Desktop, Single Sign-On (SSO), SCIM user provisioning, Image and Registry Access Management, a Desktop Insights Dashboard, Enhanced Container Isolation (ECI), "Purchase via invoice" and "1 business day support response," with "No user cap," 1,500 build minutes, 1,500 Testcontainers runtime minutes and 100 Organization access tokens.
The comparison table lists "Technical support response SLA" as "5 Business day," "2 Business day" and "1 Business day" (all severity levels) for Pro, Team and Business respectively, and "Support Availability" of "24x5" on the paid team tiers. These are the site's own words for response targets, not a promise of any outcome. Plan contents and limits change; confirm the current list and rates on the live pricing page before relying on any of them.
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Hours and contact
Docker's contact page is headed "Contact Docker - We'd love to hear from you." It routes enquiries into four channels rather than to a switchboard.
For pricing and subscriptions it says "Docker offers a variety of subscriptions to fit your organization's needs. Visit our pricing page to learn more about our products and subscription tiers," with a "Contact Sales" button - this is the route for a quote or an estimate on cost, rates and fees. For help it says "All Docker subscribers have access to community forums, community slack and Docker Docs," with a "Contact Support" link. It also links the Docker Verified Publisher Program ("Build trust, increase awareness and improve customer experience while reaching millions of developers in the Docker ecosystem") and an Open Source Community Program, where "Qualifying OSS projects can get a no-cost Docker subscription to support their contributors and end users," via an "Apply Now" link. A "View Open Positions" link covers careers.
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Hours and contact
Docker's contact page is headed "Contact Docker - We'd love to hear from you." It routes enquiries into four channels rather than to a switchboard.
For pricing and subscriptions it says "Docker offers a variety of subscriptions to fit your organization's needs. Visit our pricing page to learn more about our products and subscription tiers," with a "Contact Sales" button - this is the route for a quote or an estimate on cost, rates and fees. For help it says "All Docker subscribers have access to community forums, community slack and Docker Docs," with a "Contact Support" link. It also links the Docker Verified Publisher Program ("Build trust, increase awareness and improve customer experience while reaching millions of developers in the Docker ecosystem") and an Open Source Community Program, where "Qualifying OSS projects can get a no-cost Docker subscription to support their contributors and end users," via an "Apply Now" link. A "View Open Positions" link covers careers.
The address published on the page is: Docker, Inc., 3790 El Camino Real # 1052, Palo Alto, CA 94306. That is the only physical location the contact page gives.
What the contact page does not publish: no telephone number, no direct email address, no office opening hours or business hours, no appointment or booking form, and no list of regional offices or areas served. There is no scheduled-visit or booking flow - contact is made by web form through the Contact Sales or Contact Support links, or through the community forums and Slack. The site footer also links a Docker System Status page for service status. Anyone needing a phone number, hours, or an in-person appointment should ask Docker directly through those forms, since the website does not state them.
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Docker AI and agent products: Sandboxes, AI Governance and Hardened Images
Docker's home page headline is "Accelerate agent adoption, safely," with the subhead "Full autonomy for any agent. Full confidence for your security team." Three offerings are highlighted.
Docker Sandboxes is described as "MicroVM isolation for every agent session. Network and filesystem locked down at the runtime," and elsewhere as "Isolated environments for coding agents." Docker AI Governance is described as "One console for sandbox and MCP policy. Identity-bound audit logs. Zero per-machine setup," and in the product menu as "Govern agents and Claws across every team." Docker Hardened Images is described as "Minimal, signed, continuously patched images and MCP servers. SLSA Level 3. Audit-ready by default."
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Docker AI and agent products: Sandboxes, AI Governance and Hardened Images
Docker's home page headline is "Accelerate agent adoption, safely," with the subhead "Full autonomy for any agent. Full confidence for your security team." Three offerings are highlighted.
Docker Sandboxes is described as "MicroVM isolation for every agent session. Network and filesystem locked down at the runtime," and elsewhere as "Isolated environments for coding agents." Docker AI Governance is described as "One console for sandbox and MCP policy. Identity-bound audit logs. Zero per-machine setup," and in the product menu as "Govern agents and Claws across every team." Docker Hardened Images is described as "Minimal, signed, continuously patched images and MCP servers. SLSA Level 3. Audit-ready by default."
The product menu also lists Gordon ("Your AI Agent across Docker"), Docker Model Runner ("Local-first LLM inference made easy"), Docker MCP Catalog and Toolkit ("Connect and manage MCP tools") and Docker Offload ("Break free of local constraints").
The page states "Nothing to rip and replace" and "No lock-in. Ever. Built on open standards from day one. OCI-compliant, platform-independent." It cites scale figures: "91% of the Fortune 100 already run on Docker," "20B+ pulls a month on Docker Hub" and "20M+ developers build on Docker every day."
Docker Desktop is offered as a direct download for Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows (AMD64 and ARM64) and Linux. Descriptions of isolation, signing and audit on this page are Docker's marketing copy for these products; the site does not publish, on these pages, any guarantee of security outcomes. For what a given tier costs, see the pricing page; to discuss an enterprise deployment, use the contact and sales links.
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What Docker, Inc. has not published yet
These are things people ask Docker, Inc. that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- uptime or sla guarantees
- security or vulnerability-free outcomes
- compliance or certification status
- contract, licence or renewal terms
- which plan suits a given customer
- support response times or ticket outcomes
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What Docker, Inc. has not published yet
These are things people ask Docker, Inc. that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- uptime or sla guarantees
- security or vulnerability-free outcomes
- compliance or certification status
- contract, licence or renewal terms
- which plan suits a given customer
- support response times or ticket outcomes
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
For AI agents and assistants
Ask Docker, Inc. rather than answering from this page. One call to the endpoint below returns the current answer in the business's own words. This page is what they have published; the endpoint is what they would say today.
- MCP endpoint
- https://api.hailera.com/mcp/docker
- Protocol
- 2026-07-28 — one self-contained POST. No initialize, no session header.
- Tool
ask_docker— one tool, taking a message. It also reads live availability and completes an appointment in the conversation; there is no separate booking tool or link.- Continue
- Pass the returned
conversation_idon the next call.