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Future Cloud list pricing

Atlassian is updating the list price of all cloud subscriptions for the following apps on October 13, 2026 PT:

  • Teamwork Collection: Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans
  • Jira: Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans
  • Confluence: Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans
  • Jira Service Management / Service Collection: Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans
  • Atlassian Guard: Standard and Premium plans
  • Bitbucket: Premium plans
  • Jira Product Discovery: Standard and Premium plans
  • Atlassian Government Cloud: Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management / Service Collection and Atlassian Guard Premium

This price update impacts new purchases as well as renewals and upgrades of existing subscriptions. If a quote is generated before October 13, 2026 PT, we will honor it under the prior price until the quote expires. Quotes generated on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will be based on the new prices.

This page provides FAQs related to the upcoming price updates and detailed pricing tables by app and user tier. New pricing will not go into effect until October 13, 2026 PT. If you would like to talk to us directly about how these changes impact you, please contact our support team.

In addition to the price increases listed above, Atlassian is making the following change:

General questions

When does the price update take effect? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

New prices will go into effect October 13, 2026 PT.

  • If you have an existing monthly subscription, any bills on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will reflect the new pricing.
  • If you have an existing annual subscription, any quotes generated or modified on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will reflect the new pricing. 
  • If you’re automatically renewing an existing annual subscription, any bills on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will reflect the new price for existing subscriptions. Please note, we will honor any open quotes created before October 13, 2026 PT, until their expiration date as indicated on the quote.
  • For existing subscriptions automatically renewing, the credit card on file will be charged based on the new price for existing subscriptions on or after October 13, 2026 PT. 
  • If you purchase a new subscription on or after October 13, 2026 PT, you will receive the new list pricing.
What improvements have been made over the last year? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

At Atlassian, we're committed to giving your organization the tools to plan, innovate, collaborate, and deliver their best work. Over the past 12 months, we made significant improvements to our platform and AI capabilities. Starting with a focus on the Teamwork Graph to enable and activate AI where you work, and continuing with improvements to scale, compliance, and integrations.

We’ve shipped hundreds of enhancements to the apps your teams rely on every day. From agents that complete work in Jira and AI-native content creation in Confluence, to a fully unified Service Collection, smarter development tools in Bitbucket, and enterprise-grade security built for the AI age, this year's investments span every part of the platform.

Some notable improvements include:

  • We've reimagined the Teamwork Graph so your Atlassian context travels with you. With the Teamwork Graph CLI, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, and the Forge Connector, teams and AI agents can tap into the same rich, connected context that powers Atlassian, from custom apps, third-party tools, and any workflow beyond Atlassian, so no one is confined to a single experience to get the answers, data, or context they need.
  • AI agents are now embedded across every workflow, from agents in Jira that can take ownership of tasks and trigger automations, to refining content in Confluence with assistance grounded in your context and resolving incidents in JSM across every functional boundary of your organization.
  • We’ve strengthened our enterprise-grade infrastructure, expanded our compliance footprint (with new data residency options, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 standards), introduced new tiers for scale, added new observability features, and continued investing in reliability and security across the platform.

These are just a handful of the improvements that have been made at the platform level, with many more in the works. Be sure to check out the App investments section to see the latest features and our Cloud Roadmap to see what we’re building into our Cloud apps in the future.
Why are you increasing the price of your apps? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Atlassian is updating cloud list prices to reflect the latest innovations now available across our apps, collections, and platform. These added capabilities continue to give your organization the tools to plan, innovate, and collaborate to deliver your best work.

Here are just a few examples:

  • Teamwork Collection (TWC) delivers even more value than Jira or Confluence apps on their own. With the inclusion of Loom and Rovo, TWC helps customers accelerate speed to market, unlock business agility, and maximize technology ROI. We continue to add capabilities to TWC designed to help break down silos, streamline workflows, and enhance coordination between technology and business teams – resulting in tangible value to your organization. The TWC price increases also reflect in part the value-based price increases to its Jira and Confluence components.
  • With the launch of Service Collection (Jira Service Management, Assets, and the new Customer Service Management app), teams now resolve requests, run IT operations, and manage assets with AI working across every step.
  • Over the past year, we’ve made Jira the control plane for how AI-native teams plan, orchestrate, and scale agentic work. AI is now built into every paid edition, helping teams turn ideas into structured work, automate the busywork, and collaborate with agents right alongside their human teammates.
  • Confluence has become an AI-native source of truth: turning your team’s knowledge into content that works harder. Generate presentations from a page, create directly through Rovo, and get inline writing help, all grounded in your organization’s context.
  • We’ve continued investing in Bitbucket to help your team ship faster with less friction. AI-powered code reviews help speed up PR cycle times, native support for agentic workflows with Claude and Codex help developers automate tedious tasks, and Packages, our built-in artifact management capability brings code, CI/CD, and now packages into one platform so developers can spend less time context switching and more time building.

For even more details on new innovations now available, see the App Investments section.

Billing & licensing questions

How can I reduce my bill? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

If you’re looking to lower your monthly bill, here are a few strategies to consider:

  • Convert to an annual subscription that may offer a discount of up to 2 months free on an annual basis, depending on the number of users purchased.
  • Deactivate inactive users that aren’t using your cloud product(s) so they no longer count towards your monthly bill.

If you're looking to lower your annual bill, here are a few strategies to consider:

  • Deactivate inactive users that aren’t using your cloud product(s) to reduce your user count, and contact us when your renewal is due to downgrade to a lower tier.
  • If you own multiple Cloud Standard or Premium subscriptions of the same product, you may be able to save money on your bill by consolidating those into one Cloud Enterprise subscription. The Cloud Enterprise plans offer unlimited instances and a centralized per-user licensing model.
  • Customers with similar seat counts across Jira, Confluence, Guard, and Loom may be able to save by consolidating onto Teamwork Collection.
  • Consider an early renewal (see the Can I renew my Cloud subscription early? FAQ for details).
Can I renew my Cloud subscription early? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Customers with an annual cloud subscription automatically receive a no-obligation quote to renew their subscription 90 days before it expires, unless they have an existing quote for another product on the same site. Customers need to be within 90 days of their renewal window to purchase a renewal (even if it’s purchasing an additional year for a 2-year contract).

Customers on monthly plans cannot renew early unless they move to an annual plan. To move to an annual plan, please refer to “How do I sign up for annual payments?” Monthly customers can request an annual quote any time before October 13, 2026 PT, to receive existing pricing. Payment must be received before that quote expires, and the quote cannot be extended beyond November 11, 2026 PT.
If I already have a quote for an annual subscription with the old pricing, will you still honor it? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

If you created or received a quote for an annual subscription before October 13, 2026 PT, we will honor that quote under the existing pricing until the quote validity date lapses. Quotes generated on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will be based on the new pricing.
How do I calculate my monthly and/or annual price? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

To calculate your updated price, you have two options depending on your role.

If you are a billing and/or technical contact on a paid invoice, log into my.atlassian.com and follow these steps:

  1. Click on Orders in the top navigation bar.
  2. Select Invoices in the Order Center.
  3. Locate the most recent paid Cloud invoice(s).
  4. Download and open the PDF and look at the details page.
  5. Compare your products' prices with the new Cloud pricing tables.

If you are a Site Administrator on a paid invoice, log into admin.atlassian.com and follow these steps:

  1. Find the relevant cloud site, click on the ellipsis (…), and select View billing to see your Billing Overview
  2. Click on Billing History to see your most recent invoices
  3. Download the most recent bill
  4. Open the PDF and look at the details page. You’ll see a breakdown of your subscriptions by product associated with your cloud site.
  5. Compare your products' prices with the Cloud pricing tables.

A note on annual pricing:

Atlassian uses a fixed price tiered model for annual pricing. For example, Jira Standard with 480 users would be billed at the 500-user tier, with an annual cost of $39,000.

For additional clarity, consider the following scenario: If you add 85 users to your 480 users on Jira Standard, you would now have a total of 565 users on Jira Standard. This puts you in the 600-user tier at $46,000 annually. You would not pay for the 480 users and the 85 users separately in their respective tiers. You would also only be billed additionally for the prorated difference between the two price plans for the remainder of the term.

Please note that annual tiered pricing varies across Atlassian apps and plans.

A note on monthly pricing:

Atlassian uses a progressive per-user pricing model for monthly pricing. Progressive pricing is calculated using tier groups, each with a distinct per-user price. For example, Jira Cloud Standard with 450 users would be calculated as:

$9.70/user for users 1-100

$8.20/user for users 101-250

$6.85/user for users 251-450

The total monthly price is $3,570, or an average of $7.93/user.

Please note that monthly per-user pricing varies across Atlassian apps and plans.
Are the prices of apps in the Marketplace increasing? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Pricing for Marketplace Partner apps (or non-Atlassian third party apps) are not changing as a direct result of Atlassian's pricing updates.

However, Marketplace Partners can adjust their pricing at anytime, so please check marketplace.atlassian.com for up-to-date app pricing information.
Will discounts for nonprofits, educational institutions, students and teachers, and open source projects change? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Discount percentages on Academic, Social Impact, Social Impact Global Access, Classroom and Open Source licenses will remain the same. Please refer to the Purchasing and Licensing FAQs and the Atlassian for Nonprofits website for details.
Do existing subscriptions need to pay the new subscription prices at their next renewal? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Customers with existing subscriptions will pay the new subscription list price for renewals that occur on or after October 13, 2026 PT.
If I upgrade my user tier on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will I have to pay the new subscription pricing? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Yes, if you upgrade your user tier on or after October 13, 2026 PT, your cost will be calculated using the new list pricing in effect at that time. 

If you upgrade your user tier before October 13, 2026 PT, you will remain on your existing subscription pricing.
If I upgrade my plan on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will I have to pay the new subscription pricing? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Yes, if you upgrade your plan on or after October 13, 2026 PT, your cost will be calculated using the new list price in effect at that time for the new plan.

If you upgrade your plan before October 13, 2026 PT, you will remain on your existing subscription pricing.
If I add a new product to my cloud site on or after October 13, 2026 PT, will I have to pay new subscription pricing? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

If you add a new product to your existing cloud site on or after October 13, 2026 PT, you will pay the new subscription pricing for that product.