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Jira app comparisons
One page per category, each comparing the apps in it on what a site actually pays per month, on its Marketplace rating, and on the architectural question that matters more than either. Every price is read from the Marketplace's own live pricing endpoint, never from a screenshot.
Prices checked on 7 September 2026 · We publish one app in each of these categories, so read them knowing who wrote them
The comparisons
- Risk matrix and risk register apps — Risk Register, Hedge, SoftComply and FastRisk. $20 to $400 a month at 100 users for the same 5×5 grid, and why the real incumbent is a spreadsheet.
- Custom field cleanup and audit apps — Optimizer, Doctor Pro, JMCF, Fields and FastAudit. Which of these actually find unused fields, and why the 700-field limit is counted somewhere you did not expect.
- Gantt chart apps — BigGantt, WBS Gantt-Chart, Structure.Gantt, GanttTable, Gantt Cloud and FastGantt. Including what Structure.Gantt really costs once you add the base app it requires.
- Planning poker apps — Planning Poker ®, Agile Poker, SprintPoker, Async Poker and FastPoker. Why estimation apps feel overpriced, and what to do if your admins have to approve the install.
- Poll and survey apps — Surveys for Jira, Polls for Jira, Team Voice, CSAT Survey and FastPoll. Two different products that keep getting compared to each other.
Or start with the cost question
If what you are really trying to work out is why a Jira app quoted at "$1.45 per user" turned into a four-figure invoice, the pricing page explains how Atlassian bills Cloud apps — the band ladder, why every user above the free tier is charged including the first ten, why annual billing is ten months, and why your app tier follows your largest product tier rather than the number of people who open the app.
How we write these
Four rules, so you can tell how much to trust them:
- Prices come from the API, not from us. Every figure is
pulled from
/rest/2/addons/{key}/pricing/cloud/liveby a script in this site's repository. Nobody retypes a competitor's price list, and the date the numbers were true is at the top of each page. - Every page says which app we sell. We are not a neutral reviewer and the pages say so above the fold.
- Every page has a section on what the other apps do better. If we could not write one honestly, we should not be publishing the comparison.
- Every page says our apps have no reviews yet. They are new. An established app with hundreds of reviews has earned something we have not, and the free tier is the only real answer we have to that.
Found something wrong?
If a price has moved, a rating is stale, or we have described a competitor's app inaccurately, tell us — including if the correction goes against us. That is the cheapest possible way for us to find out.
Every app is free up to 10 users
Permanently, not for a trial period. Under that size there is no purchase decision to make and nothing to expense.