Transparent pricing for every team.

Create goals to align teams and projects to desired outcomes.

In Jira, teams use issues to track individual pieces of work that must be completed. Depending on how your team uses Jira, an issue could represent a project task, a helpdesk ticket, a leave request form, etc.

Learn more about issues.

Align projects and tasks to goals. Collect data with forms. For recommended usage thresholds for optimal performance, refer to the Atlassian Guardrails.

Create dynamic forms with our drag-and-drop, user-friendly form builder so your teams can collect the data they need.

Learn more about forms.

Every team has their own style for moving work from ‘to do’ to ‘done.’ Create a custom workflow that helps your team work as efficiently as possible.

Choose from a wide selection of project templates based on your team function or use case. Templates include pre-configured issue types, workflows, and other relevant features to help teams get started quickly.

Explore the Jira template library.

The backlog is a type of to-do list for your Jira project. Backlogs are dedicated spaces for keeping track of tasks that you want to do in the future.

Learn more about backlog view.

List view combines the intuitive nature of spreadsheets with the power of Jira. Add, update, sort, filter, group, and rank items with blazing speed using inline editing.

Learn more about list view.

Board view helps you track work all the way to completion through your team’s custom workflow. See assignees, statuses, and due dates at a glance.

Learn more about board view.

Timeline view allows you to plan work, track progress, and map dependencies at a granular level within a single team or project.

Learn more about timeline view.

Calendar view allows you to manage tasks across schedules to meet your deadlines. You can also see the duration of calendar items from start date to end date.

Learn more about calendar view.

Summary view gives you an overall snapshot of your team’s work, including status overviews, workloads, and more.

Learn more about summary view.

Dashboards visualize data from across any Jira product and project in a single place. Choose from dozens of pre-configured options or build your own custom dashboard.

Learn more about dashboards.

Access out-of-the-box reports with real-time, actionable insights on how your team is performing over time.

Bring reports into a dashboard to have all your data in a single view for fast, informed decision-making.

Learn more about reporting in Jira.

Seamlessly connect Jira to the tools you use. Improve your team's workflow with thousands of integrations, apps, and more with any integration that works for Jira Cloud.

This is the maximum number of users or user licenses you can add to each Jira site.

This is the number of sites (also called “instances”) you can license based on the subscription plan you choose. One site is typically enough for most small to medium organizations.

Enterprise subscribers often opt for multiple sites, up to 150 per product, to:

• Offer organizational autonomy to independent brands

• Improve security through separating data by region or department

• Customize instances based on Marketplace apps, project configurations, and more

Learn more about instances in Jira.

Products in the Jira suite and Confluence all come with their own file storage space.

Learn more about storage.

Our Free plan for Jira lets you send a maximum of 100 email notifications each day. After 100 emails, your notifications will be paused until the following day. Upgrade to a paid plan to send unlimited email notifications.

Assign roles to different users, like administrator or end-user. In the Free plan, every user is a project admin. Different permissions apply to users depending on their role.

Set permissions to control which users can create new projects and what users can do, see, and comment on within a project or issue. Permission settings for projects or issues are only available on paid plans.

Learn more about users and permissions.

Anonymous access lets people outside of your organization view and create issues without logging in. Allow external partners to see work in progress on joint projects or give customers the ability to submit bugs and feature requests.

Learn more about anonymous access.

Plans allow you to plan and track work across multiple teams and projects. Designed for cross-functional visibility and collaboration, advanced planning brings people, work, and goals into a shared space where deliverables are balanced against capacity, dependencies are flagged early on, and real-time updates are readily available to stakeholders.

Learn more about advanced planning.

Dependencies show the relationship between issues in a project or plan. Dependencies within a single team or project can be visualized in the timeline view of a project.

Dependencies across multiple teams and projects can be visualized in a plan using the pre-configured dependency management view or Dependencies tab.

Learn more about dependency management.

Capacity management is available to teams scheduling work within a plan. Assign work based on capacity and timeframe to create a realistic plan for your teams and set the right expectations with stakeholders.

Learn more about capacity management.

In Jira, issue hierarchy levels show the relationship between issue types, from big units of work to small. Expandable issue hierarchy allows you to custom create additional issue levels to visualize everything from quarterly goals down to daily tasks within a plan.

Learn more about issue hierarchy.

Scenarios allow you to explore alternative paths for your plan, such as best case and worst case. This allows you to quickly assess the downstream impact and tradeoffs before committing to changes.

Learn more about scenarios.

Add approval steps to your workflows to ensure that reviewers sign off on tasks before they’re advanced to the next stage.

Learn more about approvals.

Custom onboarding enables admins to deliver personalized welcome experiences, embed relevant resources, and gain insights on user engagement in Jira. Learn more.

Unlock AI-powered teamwork with access to Rovo Search, Chat, and specialized Agents and streamline how you plan, track, and deliver your best work. Learn more.

Create your own custom Jira project templates for both team-managed and company-managed projects to scale standardized ways of working across your organization.

Share status updates on how projects and goals are progressing.

Know who you’re working with and what they're working on.

Automate any task or process in a few clicks. Set automation rules within a single project, across multiple projects or across all projects on your site to help you scale. Save time and keep your team focused with Jira’s no-code automation engine.

Free plan comes with 100 rule runs per month while Standard plan has 1700. Premium has 1000 rule runs per paid user per month. For example, 200 users on Premium plan would have 200,000 rules per month for Jira pooled across users.

The Enterprise plan allows unlimited rule runs on Jira.

You only pay for what you use - only automations that successfully perform an action count towards your limit.

Learn more about automation.

Build interactive, customizable charts, and dashboards across products and instances with a low- to no-code editor.

Learn more about Atlassian Analytics.

Access fully modeled data across your Atlassian tools in one place.

Learn more about Atlassian Data Lake.

Data connectors let you query your preferred non-Atlassian data source alongside Atlassian data for holistic insights.

Learn more about data connectors.

Domain verification lets an organization admin centrally manage all of the Atlassian accounts that use the company's domain.

Session duration management allows an organization admin to set a session timeout value different from the default policy of 30 days. This means admins can control how long a team member can stay signed in without interacting with Atlassian.com.

Complete Jira tasks faster and with more control through a text-based interface that enables you to perform actions using commands and scripts.

Gain visibility and a better understanding of your product usage with data such as level of security and access and activity over time.

Prepare, test, and experiment with products and apps before making changes to your production environment.

The sandbox gives you a realistic understanding of what your new feature might look like or how it works when released for your users.

Learn more

Control when and how you release changes to users with release tracks.

With options to control Atlassian cloud releases, release tracks make your daily management of our cloud products more predictable. This helps you plan, prepare, and ensure success for upcoming product changes.

Archive projects and their associated issues when they’re no longer active to keep projects tidy, helping ensure everyone on your team has the most updated information.

User counts gives Atlassian admins visibility into how many users they are able to add to an Enterprise product; and conversely, user counts indicate if a product is at-or-near capacity.

With centralized user subscriptions, you can give a user entry into all sites (also called "instances") with a single license. This is a subscription model.

Enable admins to manage how and when managed users create Atlassian products.

Site Optimizer gives you a central hub to monitor and improve the performance and health of your Jira data with actions like issue archival, custom-field clean up, and the removal of unused project role permissions.

Enforced single sign-on, external user security, mobile app management, org insights, admin-initiated audit logs.

Password policies help ensure best practices for user-created passwords in Atlassian cloud products. This helps reduce the risk of security breaches.

All customer data stored within Atlassian cloud products and services is encrypted in transit over public networks using Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2+ with Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) to protect it from unauthorized disclosure or modification.

Data drives on servers holding customer data and attachments in Jira Software Cloud, Jira Service Management Cloud, Jira Work Management Cloud, Confluence Cloud, Statuspage, Opsgenie, and Trello use full disk, industry-standard AES-256 encryption at rest.

Our Disaster Recovery Program consists of a few key practices to ensure the appropriate levels of governance, oversight, and testing.

Learn more about security practices.

Enforce security controls on mobile app usage through built-in mobile device management (MDM) support for iOS and Android.

Learn more about MDM.

Audit logs let administrators look at changes made to your site. This is useful when you need to troubleshoot a problem or keep a record of important events, like changes to global permissions.

Specify where you want your data hosted in Atlassian's global cloud footprint. This can help meet your corporate policies and compliance requirements.

Learn more about data residency.

Safe for every type of sensitive work, lock down issues so only specific users or user groups can see and edit information.

Learn more about issue-level security.

Bolster your team’s security by limiting your site access to trusted IP ranges.

Support multiple identity providers for a single organization.

Customers can now connect multiple identity providers to implement SAML SSO and SCIM user provisioning to their Atlassian Cloud organization.

Comprehensive audit logging of user-initiated activity in Jira, including permission changes.