Does Jira offer a free plan or free trial?

Yes to both. Jira has a free plan (with limitations noted below) and also offers a 7-day free trial of paid plans.

What are all of Jira's pricing tiers?

Jira has 4 publicly-priced tiers as of September 14, 2026: • Free — free. up to 10 users, 2GB storage, community support. • Standard — $8.15/mo ($7.91/mo billed annually). per user/mo (Cloud); continuous per-user pricing steps down near 100/250/500-seat thresholds. • Premium — $15.25/mo ($14.54/mo billed annually). per user/mo (Cloud); adds advanced roadmaps, project archiving, guaranteed uptime SLA. • Enterprise — custom-priced. 10,000+ users, unlimited sites, 24/7 premium support, org-wide analytics.

Has Jira raised or lowered prices recently?

Yes. Jira has had 1 price change in the last 90 days. Most recent: Entry tier rose from $7.91 to $8.15/month on Sep 20, 2026. See full history at /tools/jira/price-history.

How does Jira pricing compare to other Project Management tools?

Jira is on the lower end of Project Management pricing. Of the 13 Project Management tools we track with published entry prices, Jira is among the 3 cheapest at $8.15/month. The cheapest option in this category is Trello at $6/month.

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Jira costs between $0 and $14.54 per user per month in 2026. The Free plan covers up to 10 users. Standard costs $7.91 per user monthly, or $6.52 billed annually, and Premium costs $14.54 per user monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom. All prices verified August 2026.

The dominant engineering project management platform from Atlassian, publicly traded (TEAM), ~$50B market cap. Distinctive for its deep customization (workflows, custom fields, JQL query language) that scales to enterprise engineering orgs but overwhelms small teams. Priced free (up to 10 users) then $8.15/user/mo (Standard) up to $16/user/mo (Premium). Real cost bloat comes from add-ons in the Atlassian Marketplace and Data Center licenses (which just got 15-20% price hikes from Appfire).

In other words, Jira is worth it for engineering teams (10+ developers) that need structured sprint planning, backlogs, and release management — particularly if your org runs Scrum/SAFe/Kanban and you're already in the Atlassian stack (Confluence, Bitbucket). Free covers up to 10 users; Standard adds project roles; Premium adds Advanced Roadmaps and 24/7 support; Enterprise adds data residency. Steep learning curve; UX is engineering-first not friendly. Native integrations across the Atlassian ecosystem plus 3,000+ marketplace apps. Downside: heavy for non-engineering teams, and per-user pricing scales fast past 100 users.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$8.15/mo

$7.91/mo billed annually

Pricing model

Per Seat

Both

Key limit

Users

Main metered limit

Additional fees

Varies

FIXED 2026-09-04: Monthly/annual labels were swapped on Standard and Premium tiers (same error class as the Linear correction 2026-08-18). Multiple 2026 sources agree the correct reading is Standard $8.15 monthly / $7.91 annual (3% discount, NOT 18%) -- automationatlas.io/answers/jira-pricing-explained-2026, resolution.de/post/jira-pricing-plans, tech.co, costbench.com. No source anywhere supports the previously-stored $6.52 annual figure. Applied: Entry Price Monthly 7.91 -> 8.15, Entry Price Annual 6.52 -> 7.91, Annual Discount 18% -> 3%, updated Pricing Tiers with correct Standard + Premium monthly/annual columns. NO Weekly Price Changes snapshot written -- data correction of monthly/annual mislabelling, not a vendor movement. Structural context: Atlassian's 2026 +15% price increase is DATA CENTER only (effective 2026-02-17, DC closed to new customers after 2026-03-30). Jira CLOUD list pricing shows no announced increase. Cleared Pending Review -> Verified.

Free trial

7-day free trial + free plan

Pricing verified for United States.View full pricing details on Jira's website

Machine-readable pricing: pricing.md ↓

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Alternatives to consider

Small engineering team wanting modern UX? Pick Linear. Cross-functional team? Asana or ClickUp. Simple kanban? Trello (free tier).

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Free	Free	Free	up to 10 users, 2GB storage, community support
StandardEntry tier	$8.15	$7.91Save 3%	per user/mo (Cloud); continuous per-user pricing steps down near 100/250/500-seat thresholds
Premium	$15.25	$14.54Save 5%	per user/mo (Cloud); adds advanced roadmaps, project archiving, guaranteed uptime SLA
Enterprise	Custom	Custom	10,000+ users, unlimited sites, 24/7 premium support, org-wide analytics

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Price history

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Common questions about Jira

Is Jira worth it?: Jira is worth it for engineering teams (10+ developers) that need structured sprint planning, backlogs, and release management — particularly if your org runs Scrum/SAFe/Kanban and you're already in the Atlassian stack (Confluence, Bitbucket). Free covers up to 10 users; Standard adds project roles; Premium adds Advanced Roadmaps and 24/7 support; Enterprise adds data residency.
What are the pricing tiers of Jira?: Jira has 4 plans: Free (free), Standard ($8.15/mo), Premium ($15.25/mo), Enterprise (custom).
Does Jira offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $8.15/month down to $7.91/month — about 3% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Jira pricing.

Jira pricing starts at $8.15/month on monthly billing, or $7.91/month if billed annually — a 3% saving. Jira offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $8.15 to $15.25/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.