Jira Standard costs $7.91 per user per month billed monthly, which is $949 a year for a team of 10. The free plan covers up to 10 users.
List prices read from Atlassian on August 2, 2026.
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Free Hard cap at 10 users. | Free | Free |
| Standard Annual price is banded by user count and is not a single per-seat figure. | Not published | $7.91/seat/mo |
| Premium Adds advanced roadmaps, sandbox and 24/7 support. | Not published | $14.54/seat/mo |
| Enterprise Custom, annual only. | Not published | Not published |
| Magnifi Free up to 5 seats. No minimums, no seat blocks. | $2.50/seat/mo | $3.00/seat/mo |
Annual totals at the prices above, including seat minimums and seat blocks where the vendor uses them.
Annual billing where the vendor publishes it. Drag to match your team.
Annual price is banded by user count and is not a single per-seat figure.
Adds advanced roadmaps, sandbox and 24/7 support.
Custom pricing — not published
$30 per seat per year, no minimums, no seat blocks
At 10 seats, moving from Jira Standard to Magnifi saves $649 a year — 68% of the bill.
Start freeThe gap between a quoted per-seat price and an actual invoice, itemised.
Free stops dead at 10 users. Adding one more moves the whole team onto Standard, so you start paying for all 11 seats at once rather than for the person you just hired.
Atlassian prices annual plans in user brackets (1–10, 11–15, 16–25, and upward) rather than per seat. Crossing a bracket boundary can cost more than the seats you added, and the per-user rate only improves at much larger sizes.
Standard runs $7.91 per user per month at small sizes and drops toward $6.52 around 300 users. Jira's pricing is built for the org you might become, not the team you are.
You run formal software delivery — sprints, structured issue types, release trains — and you have someone whose job includes administering Jira. It is a genuinely deep tool and the depth is the point. If nobody owns the configuration, that depth becomes the cost.
And when it is not: a team of 10 pays $949 a year for Jira Standard against $300 for Magnifi. Same tasks, boards, timelines and docs — $649 a year of difference.
Nothing. Jira's Free plan covers up to 10 users with 2 GB of storage. At 11 users you move to Standard at $7.91 per user per month billed monthly, so an 11-person team pays about $87 a month — roughly $1,044 a year.
Yes, for up to 10 users. The Free plan includes unlimited boards, backlogs and reports with a 2 GB storage cap. Past 10 users every seat becomes billable.
On Standard at $7.91 per user per month billed monthly, 20 users is about $158 a month or $1,898 a year. Annual billing is cheaper but is quoted in user bands rather than a flat per-seat rate, so the exact figure depends on your band.
Two reasons. Crossing 10 users ends the Free plan for everyone, and on annual billing Atlassian charges by user band, so passing a band boundary re-prices the whole subscription rather than adding one seat.