Atlassian Jira Clarifies User Limit to 50,000 for Standard, Premium, and Enterprise Plans
What happened
Between the Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024 captures of Atlassian's pricing page, Pulse recorded 2 changes: User limit clarified from 'Unlimited users' to 'Up to 50,000 users on a single site' for Standard, Premium, and Enterprise plans; Terminology changed from 'Multiple instances (up to 150)' to 'Multiple sites (up to 150)' in Enterprise plan. Pulse files it as a packaging change (limit decrease, feature change) with a downward direction. Pulse's latest capture (Oct 19, 2026) lists Standard at $7.92 and Premium at $16.25.
Atlassian's previous recorded change was "Atlassian Jira Renames Access Add-on to Guard Standard, Maintains Functionality and Subscription Structure" (Q2 2024). Atlassian has been tracked since 2023-11-14.
In the same window Asana, GitLab and Slack also changed their Project Management pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.
- Standard, Premium, Enterprise · LimitReworded
BeforeUnlimited users
AfterUp to 50,000 users on a single site
- Enterprise · FeatureReworded
BeforeMultiple instances (up to 150)
AfterMultiple sites (up to 150)
| Plan | Field | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard, Premium, Enterprise | Limit | Unlimited users | Up to 50,000 users on a single site | Reworded |
| Enterprise | Feature | Multiple instances (up to 150) | Multiple sites (up to 150) | Reworded |
Values as written on Atlassian's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.
Evidence
The two captures Pulse comparedFull-page captures of Atlassian's pricing page (atlassian.com) from Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024; the change is marked on the page, where "Unlimited users" becomes "Up to 50,000 users on a single site".
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Atlassian, the last 90 days
Full history- Q3 2025decreaseAtlassian Jira Democratizes AI Features by Moving Rovo Search, Chat, and Agents from Premium to Standard Tier
- Q2 2025improvedAtlassian Jira Implements Price Increases for Standard and Premium Plans Amid Major Feature Overhaul and User Limit Expansions
- Q4 2024increaseAtlassian Jira Premium Plan Price Hikes by 8.4%, Now $13.53 per User/Month
- Q3 2024packagingAtlassian Jira Clarifies User Limit to 50,000 for Standard, Premium, and Enterprise Plans · this change
- Q2 2024packagingAtlassian Jira Renames Access Add-on to Guard Standard, Maintains Functionality and Subscription Structure
Across Project Management in the same window
All Project Management changes- AsanaJan 11Asana Removes User Seat Limits on Starter and Advanced Plans, Introduces Unlimited Automations and AI Studio Features
- GitLabJan 10GitLab Reduces Ultimate Plan Trial Period from 60 to 30 Days, Impacting User Access
- SlackJan 10Slack Introduces Premium Workflows Usage Limits Across Plans, Enhancing Workflow Management and Cost Efficiency
Questions about this change
Did Atlassian raise prices in October 2024?
No list-price increase was recorded between Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: limit decrease, feature change.
What changed on Atlassian's pricing page between Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024?
Standard, Premium, Enterprise limit: Unlimited users → Up to 50,000 users on a single site, reworded; Enterprise feature: Multiple instances (up to 150) → Multiple sites (up to 150), reworded. Pulse compared the captures it took on Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.
How often does Atlassian change its pricing?
Pulse recorded 1 other pricing-page change for Atlassian in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Atlassian Jira Renames Access Add-on to Guard Standard, Maintains Functionality and Subscription Structure" in Q2 2024; Atlassian has been tracked since 2023-11-14.