Jira Pricing & Demo

Jira Product Management Software is used by agile teams for team planning, tracking, and releasing software/products. It helps organize projects, assign tasks, follow team progress, and automate workflow remotely and even while on the move. A mobile app is available for Android and iOS devices. Jira supports Scrum, Kanban, and a hybrid model. Jira Product Management Software helps you to organize ideas, features, functionality, bugs, and enhancements all in the same place. Adding a task is easy, Jira lets you attach relevant documents to every task to make the task more comprehensible. The range of Jira pricing from being free to the nominal charges/user makes it one of the top choices for the application development process and Tracking process of the activities.

Jira Pricing

Jira pricing is such that the subscription can range from being free for less than 10 users and it can go up to $14 per user per month.
Below are the Jira price segments-

• Standard Jira Pricing- Free plan for 1-10 users

                                               $7/user/month for 11-100 users

                                               $6/user/month for 101 to 250 users

                                               $5/user/month for 251+ users

• Premium Jira Pricing- $14/user/month for 1-100 users

                                               $10/user/month for 101-250 users

                                               $7/user/month for 251+users

Jira Demo

Jira Product Management Software offers a free end-to-end demo of the software on the website through videos and webinars to familiarize users with the experience and showcase the practices and trends that shaped the product.

Features

• Measure the quantum of work an employee can handle in a sprint and customize workflows to facilitate various processes
• Visualize tasks in a Kanban board and predict product releases based on workflow

• Reporting Bugs

• Track issues reported by users and build and deploy tools in the software to get instantly visibility in the development pipeline
• Give testers and team members methods of reporting bugs and leaving feedback or comments on the status

•   Planning with what-if scenarios

• Play with what-if scenarios in the portfolio to see impact in the schedule and plan different roadmaps accordingly
• Communicate with stakeholders clearly on what are the tradeoffs based on the roadmaps available

• Workflow Management
• Track time spends on a task and measure progress of tasks assigned to teams within a product workflow
• Basis the time spends, measure the cost of tasks to allocate budget across projects