Atlassian raises Jira Cloud ~7%: Standard $8.48, Premium $15.56 per user at 300 seats
By Rob Litterst, Co-founder, PricingSaaS
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Atlassian’s pricing page · Change detected
What changed
Between the Oct 13 and Oct 14 captures, Jira Cloud's per-user monthly prices at the page's default 300-user team size rose about 7%: Standard from $7.91 to $8.48 and Premium from $14.54 to $15.56. These are blended monthly-billing rates for a 300-user team, not the 1–100 user list rate or the annual price; Pulse's company page shows the annual entry price, $7.92 for Standard and $16.25 for Premium. The Free and Enterprise tiers, plan copy and CTAs on the page are unchanged.
Why it matters
Teams on monthly Jira Standard or Premium billing at this size pay about 7% more per user, roughly $171 a month more for 300 Standard users and $306 more for 300 Premium users. The pricing page itself carries no notice of the change, so it's worth flagging to whoever owns the Jira budget before the next invoice.
In context
Pulse has recorded 9 earlier changes on Atlassian's Jira pricing page since November 2023, most recently an automation-quota overhaul on Sep 7 that tightened per-plan caps. This increase lands in a six-month stretch where seat pricing touched 95 of 1,735 tracked changes across 79 companies, from Intercom ending its Essential seat promo to Katalon moving Professional to annual-only per-seat pricing. Other recent seat moves took different shapes: Replit added SCIM and audit logs to Enterprise, Figma bundled a new Specs beta into its seat tiers, and Cartesia dropped its unlimited-seat promise — a reminder that seat-pricing activity spans increases, bundling and promo cleanup, not just one direction.