What are the different Jira plans?

Jira comes in four plans: Free, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise. Every plan includes the core of Jira, unlimited projects and work items, Scrum and Kanban boards, backlogs, and list, timeline, calendar, and board views, plus access to 3,000+ apps and integrations and Atlassian's built-in security.

The plans differ in how many people they support, how much you can automate and store, how much AI you get, and the level of support, governance, and reliability behind them.

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What changes as you move up is scale (users, storage, and automation), how much AI you get, advanced planning, and the depth of support, reliability, and administrative control.

Rovo AI is included on every paid plan. However, the amount of AI usage and the advanced AI capabilities grow with each tier.

What is the Jira Free plan?

The Jira Free plan is a no-cost plan for up to 10 users, with no time limit and no credit card required. It's built for small teams and anyone who wants to try Jira for free with real work rather than a demo.

The Free plan includes unlimited projects and work items, Scrum and Kanban boards, backlog management, and the full set of project views. Teams get 2 GB of file storage, 100 automation rule runs per month across the whole site, and access to the Atlassian Community for peer support.

Rovo AI isn't included on Free—it starts on the paid plans. When your team passes 10 people or needs Rovo AI, more storage, tighter access control, or more automation, the next step is Standard.

What is the Jira Standard plan?

The Jira Standard plan is built for growing teams that need more control over who can do what. It includes everything in Free, then adds user roles and permissions, more storage, higher automation limits, and audit logs so admins can see the changes made across the site.

Standard raises file storage to 250 GB and automation to 1,700 rule runs per month. It also supports far larger teams than Free with data residency, so you can choose where your data is hosted within Atlassian's cloud.

Additionally, the plan comes with issue-level security to control who can see and edit specific work. Standard is also where Rovo AI begins, with a monthly credit allowance for AI-powered search and chat.

For most teams that have outgrown Free but don't yet need cross-team planning or a larger AI allowance, this is the plan to land on.

What is the Jira Premium plan?

Premium is where AI and cross-team planning scale up. It includes everything in Standard, then adds a larger Rovo AI allowance and advanced AI capabilities, cross-project planning, and a 99.9% uptime SLA for teams that coordinate work across projects and need Jira up around the clock.

On the AI side, Premium raises your monthly Rovo credit allowance and unlocks advanced capabilities such as custom agents built in Rovo Studio, on top of the AI-powered search, chat, and natural-language automation available across paid plans.

Premium also adds Advanced Planning for project planning and tracking work across many teams and projects. This plan has per-user automation limits (1,000 rule runs per user each month, pooled across your team) instead of a fixed site cap.

You also get a sandbox and release tracks for testing changes safely, project archiving, IP allowlisting, and a 99.9% uptime SLA backed by 24/7 support with fast response times for critical issues.

What is the Jira Enterprise plan?

Once Jira spans many teams, regions, and business units, consistent governance becomes the priority. Jira Enterprise takes everything in Premium and adds the scale and administrative depth that large deployments require.

Enterprise lets you manage multiple Jira sites (up to 150) while paying for each user only once, and it adds Atlassian Analytics and the Data Lake for cross-product reporting, unlimited automation, advanced admin controls, and a 99.95% uptime SLA.

It also carries the largest Rovo AI allowance and the enterprise-level governance to manage AI use across the organization. It's the right choice when you're operating with thousands of users, coordinating work across several sites, or need centralized oversight and stronger security controls.

How do you choose the right Jira plan?

Start with your team size and the capabilities you actually need, then move up only when you hit a real limit.

• Choose Free if you have 10 users or fewer and want to start planning and tracking work at no cost.

• Choose Standard if your team has grown past 10 people or needs roles and permissions, more storage, higher automation, or audit logs.

• Choose Premium if you want a larger AI allowance and advanced AI capabilities, cross-team planning with Advanced Roadmaps, higher per-user automation, a sandbox, or a guaranteed 99.9% uptime SLA with 24/7 support.

• Choose Enterprise if you're running Jira across many teams or sites and need multi-site management, unlimited automation, Atlassian Analytics, and advanced governance and security.

How do you change your Jira plan?

You can change your Jira plan at any time from your billing settings if you're a site admin. Upgrades take effect right away, and if you move to a lower plan you can keep using your current features until the end of the billing period.

To move down to the Free plan, you need 10 users or fewer. If you're on Free, you can try Standard or Premium at no cost during a trial before you commit, and you can contact Atlassian to trial Enterprise.

Get started with Jira

The best way to find the right plan is to start with real work. Get started with Jira for free, or compare current pricing on the Jira pricing page. To dig into the plan built for AI and cross-team planning, see Jira Premium.

Jira plans: frequently asked questions

Is Jira free?

Yes. Jira has a Free plan that supports up to 10 users at no cost, with no time limit and no credit card required. It includes unlimited projects and work items, Scrum and Kanban boards, backlog management, 2 GB of storage, and 100 automation rule runs per month.

Does the Jira Free plan expire?

No. The Jira Free plan has no time limit and stays free for up to 10 users. Atlassian may deactivate Free sites that stay inactive for a long time, but there is no expiration date for active teams.

How many users does each Jira plan support?

The Free plan supports up to 10 users. Standard and Premium support large teams on a single site, and Enterprise supports large-scale, multi-site deployments (up to 150 sites) with users counted once across them.

Which Jira plans include AI?

Rovo AI is included on every paid plan: Standard, Premium, and Enterprise. The Free plan doesn't include Rovo, so a paid plan is the entry point for AI-powered search, chat, and automation. Higher plans come with a larger AI allowance and more advanced AI capabilities.

Is Rovo AI included in Jira?

Yes. Rovo AI is included at no extra cost on all paid Jira plans (Standard, Premium, and Enterprise), with a monthly credit allowance that scales by plan, 25 credits per user on Standard, 70 on Premium, and 150 on Enterprise. Higher plans also unlock advanced capabilities such as custom agents. Rovo isn't available on the Free plan, and an admin on a verified business domain must turn it on.

What is the difference between Jira Standard and Premium?

Standard covers growing teams with roles and permissions, 250 GB of storage, 1,700 automation runs per month, audit logs, and Rovo AI with a Standard credit allowance. Premium adds a larger AI allowance and advanced AI capabilities, Advanced Roadmaps for cross-team planning, per-user automation limits, unlimited storage, a sandbox, and a 99.9% uptime SLA with 24/7 support.

Can you upgrade or downgrade your Jira plan later?

Yes. A site admin can change plans at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately, and downgrades apply at the end of your current billing period. To move down to the Free plan, your site needs 10 users or fewer.