Jira

by Atlassian Inc.

Self-Hostable Cloud Free Tier freemium API Available

Issue tracking and project management platform with built-in automation rules for agile development teams. Jira is an issue tracking and project management platform created by Atlassian in 2002. As part of the Atlassian ecosystem ($4.

Performance Scores

7.8

1 ranking evaluated

Score range: 7.8 – 7.8

Key Facts

Key facts about Jira
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Launched2002Apr 2026Atlassian
Parent CompanyAtlassian Inc. ($4.36B FY2024 revenue)Apr 2026Atlassian 10-K
Customers300,000+ customers worldwideApr 2026Atlassian
Automation Rules100+ pre-built automation rule templatesApr 2026Atlassian
Free TierFree for up to 10 users (100 rule executions/mo)Apr 2026Atlassian
Standard Price$8.15/user/month (Standard plan)Apr 2026Atlassian
Marketplace Apps3,000+ Atlassian Marketplace appsApr 2026Atlassian
DeploymentCloud (SaaS) and Data Center (self-hosted)Apr 2026Atlassian

Strengths

  • Deep integration with Git repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and deployments
  • Automation rules tailored to sprint management and release tracking
  • Confluence integration for automated documentation workflows

Limitations

  • Primarily designed for software teams; less intuitive for non-technical PM
  • Automation quotas on lower plans are restrictive for active projects

Based on evaluations in 1 ranking: Best Project Management Automation Tools in 2026

About Jira

Jira is an issue tracking and project management platform created by Atlassian in 2002. As part of the Atlassian ecosystem ($4.36 billion FY2024 revenue), Jira serves more than 300,000 customers worldwide for software development, IT service management, and business project tracking. The platform is available as Jira Cloud (SaaS) and Jira Data Center (self-hosted).

Jira Automation provides a rule-based engine with 100+ pre-built templates. Rules consist of triggers (issue created, field changed, scheduled, incoming webhook), conditions (JQL filters, field comparisons, user conditions), and actions (transition issue, assign, add comment, send email, create sub-task, invoke webhook, log work). Automation rules can operate across multiple Jira projects and can be scoped to global, project, or personal levels. The Free plan for up to 10 users includes 100 rule executions per month. Standard plan ($8.15/user/month) provides 500 rule executions per user per month. Premium plan ($16/user/month) includes 1,000 executions per user per month with advanced roadmaps, sandbox, and release tracks.

Jira integrates with the Atlassian ecosystem (Confluence for documentation, Bitbucket for code repos, Jira Service Management for ITSM, Trello for simple kanban) and 3,000+ third-party apps from the Atlassian Marketplace, including Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Figma, Miro, and Tempo. Agile boards support both Scrum (sprints, velocity, burndown charts) and Kanban (WIP limits, cumulative flow diagrams) methodologies.

Integrations (8)

Bitbucket native
Confluence native
Figma native
GitHub native
GitLab native
Jenkins third-party
Miro native
Slack native

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