Jira
UnclaimedThe industry standard for software development tracking and agile workflows
TL;DR - Jira
- Project tracking for software teams
- Scrum and Kanban boards built-in
- Roadmaps visualize long-term plans
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 81/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
10 users
- Unlimited projects
- Scrum/Kanban
- Basic roadmaps
- Community support
Most Popular
Standard
$7.75/user/month
Annual
- Unlimited users
- 250GB storage
- Audit logs
- Business hours support
Premium
$13.53/user/month
Annual
- All Standard
- Unlimited storage
- Advanced roadmaps
- 24/7 support
Enterprise
Custom
Contact sales
- All Premium
- Analytics
- SAML SSO
- 99.95% SLA
About Jira
Jira manages software development for millions of teams. Issues, sprints, boards, roadmaps—the project tracking system that defined agile software management.
The feature set is comprehensive. The customization is endless. The integration ecosystem is vast.
Software teams use Jira because it handles any workflow and everyone knows how to use it.
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Jira FAQ
Yes, Jira offers a free plan for up to 10 users with basic features including Kanban and Scrum boards, backlog, and timeline. Paid plans start at $7.75/user/month (Standard) for more features.
Jira Standard costs $7.75/user/month, Premium costs $15.25/user/month (advanced roadmaps, capacity planning), and Enterprise has custom pricing. Cloud annual billing provides discounts.
Jira is used for agile project management, bug tracking, sprint planning, and software development workflows. It supports Scrum, Kanban, and hybrid methodologies with customizable workflows.
Jira integrates with 3,000+ apps including Confluence, GitHub, Bitbucket, Slack, Figma, and many development tools. It also offers REST APIs and webhooks for custom integrations.
Jira Service Management (formerly Jira Service Desk) is for IT and customer service teams. It includes ticketing, SLA management, customer portal, and ITSM features. It integrates seamlessly with Jira Software.
Jira is highly customizable with extensive features for enterprises but has a steeper learning curve. Linear is faster, more opinionated, and has a modern UI. Startups often prefer Linear; enterprises typically use Jira.
Yes, Jira Automation lets you create rules with triggers, conditions, and actions—no coding required. You can automate transitions, notifications, field updates, and integrations with other tools.