Tempo pricing update – September 15, 2026

Key Takeaways
New list prices go live in the Atlassian Marketplace on September 15, 2026.
Applies to Cloud and Data Center apps across the Tempo portfolio.
Existing customers can renew or purchase at current pricing for 60 days, if the quote is created before the override deadline and is for the same user tier.
At Tempo, we're committed to delivering exceptional value as you scale. To support continued investment across our product portfolio, and to stay aligned with Atlassian's platform evolution, we're updating our pricing effective September 15, 2026.
This update reflects a year of investment in platform security, AI-assisted workflows, compliance, and reporting depth, so we can keep delivering improvements that make your working life easier.
What's changing?
Beginning September 15, 2026, updated list prices apply to Cloud and Data Center apps across the Tempo portfolio.
Platform | Users | List price increase |
|---|---|---|
Cloud | 1–250 | 5–15% |
251–5,000 | 5–20% | |
5,001+ | 5–25% | |
Data Center | All tiers | 15–20% |
*Notes: The percentage ranges shown above reflect blended price bands. Your exact price adjustment is tailored specifically to your active user tier and product combination, ensuring full transparency for your account.
Cloud increase by product
16–17%: Tableau, BigQuery, Power BI, and SQL Connectors for Jira
13–15%: Structure PPM, Timesheets, Gantt Charts, Looker Studio Connector for Jira
10%: Capacity Planner
5–9%: Custom Charts for Jira and Confluence, Vault Password Manager, Time Tracker, Financial Manager, Structure PPM (Advanced edition)
Data Center increase by product
20%: Structure PPM, Gantt Charts, Structure Bundle, Structure Deliver, Structure Pages
15%: All other Data Center apps
Why we're updating pricing
We understand that price changes raise questions, especially when every investment is closely scrutinized. Here's why we're making this adjustment, and what it means for you.
Faster, larger-scale reporting: The redesigned Timesheets Reports page, Jira's expanded bulk fetch limit, and the removal of the legacy 10,000-row export cap mean teams spend less time waiting on data.
AI embedded into daily workflows: The Rovo-powered Worklog Assistant in Timesheets and Rovo-powered hierarchy and formula creation in Structure have added extra functionality, power, and ease-of-use to our tools.
Compliance-grade infrastructure: Atlassian Government Cloud availability now spans five product lines, and centralized audit logging now covers Tempo Projects end-to-end.
A new product line: Workforce Intelligence reached general availability in August 2026, giving teams visibility into human and AI-assisted work at the Jira issue level – with another major release coming soon.
This pricing update ensures we can continue building toward that future.
Marketplace pricing protections
We understand that price changes require planning. As part of Atlassian's Marketplace programs, these are the protections that will carry over:
For Renewals:
Existing Tempo customers can renew at the old price up to Nov 14, 2026 (up to 60 days after the change). The user tier must be the same.
New Pricing will go into effect on renewals that transact after Nov 14, 2026, with the exception that any customer who has a quote will still be able to transact on the quoted price up to the quote expiration.
Cloud/DC Evaluations with Atlassian Quote:
If you're trialing a Tempo Cloud/DC app with an official quote, you can still buy at the current price before the quote expires.
For New licenses:
New Pricing went into effect on Sept 15, 2026.
If you purchase a new subscription on or after this date, you will receive the new list pricing
Important: Certain quote or subscription changes may trigger pricing recalculations – please speak with your channel partner or account manager to avoid surprises
A year of investment, by the numbers
Here's what shipped across the portfolio over the past 12 months, backing this update:
Area | What shipped |
Platform security | Migrated Timesheets, Capacity Planner, Custom Charts, Structure, and Financial Manager to Atlassian's Forge architecture. Extended Atlassian Government Cloud availability across five product lines. |
Compliance and audit | Centralized audit logging now covers Tempo Projects end-to-end. Published Approval and Audit REST APIs with up to 180 days of history. |
AI-assisted work | Rovo-powered Worklog Assistant in Timesheets. Rovo-powered hierarchy generation and formula assistance in Structure. AI-assisted data source creation in the Power BI Connector. |
Reporting and analytics | Redesigned Timesheets Reports page. Jira's 1,000-issue bulk fetch limit adopted. Legacy 10,000-row export cap removed. Public REST API for Custom Charts. Direct Structure and Capacity Planner connectors into Custom Charts. |
Enterprise scale | Cross-Jira Portfolio View for multi-instance environments (early access). Bulk import of Jira groups to roles. Financial Manager decoupled from a required Timesheets dependency. |
New product line | Workforce Intelligence reached general availability in August 2026, attributing human and AI-assisted work at the Jira issue level. |
Get in touch
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Platform security and compliance
Migrated core Cloud architecture – Timesheets, Capacity Planner, Custom Charts, Structure, and Financial Manager – to the Atlassian Forge framework, strengthening platform security and data governance
Achieved Atlassian Government Cloud (AGC) availability across Structure, Timesheets, Capacity Planner, Financial Manager, Custom Charts, and BI Connectors
Extended centralized audit logging to cover Tempo Projects, giving administrators full visibility into project creation, deletion, configuration changes, and ownership transfers
Published Approval and Audit REST APIs, exposing up to 180 days of audit event history for programmatic access
AI-assisted work
Introduced the Timesheets Worklog Assistant, a Rovo-powered agent that recognizes work item context and surfaces worklog suggestions
Added a Power BI data source creator that auto-suggests tables, field joins, and filter criteria when building export datasets
Shipped Rovo-powered hierarchy generation and embedded Rovo assistance inside the Structure formula column editor
Reporting and analytics depth
Redesigned the Timesheets Reports page end to end — recent report states, a searchable saved reports rail, standardized exports, and a clearer personal-versus-shared view
Adopted Jira's expanded bulk fetch limit (1,000 issues per request, up from 100), speeding up report rendering
Removed the legacy 10,000-row export cap on Tempo worklog tables
Released a public REST API for Custom Charts, enabling programmatic management of chart configurations, dashboard metadata, and analytics exports
Added direct data source connectors from Structure and Capacity Planner into Custom Charts
Cross-instance and enterprise scale
Launched "Cross-Jira Portfolio View" (multi-instance connect, early access), aggregating issue structures across separate Jira Cloud instances
Introduced "Bulk Import of Jira Groups to Roles" for streamlined permission management at scale
Decoupled Financial Manager from a required Timesheets dependency, adding direct compatibility with native Jira time tracking
Tempo is updating cloud list prices to reflect the investment now built into the platform your teams depend on every day. Here are a few concrete examples:
Timesheets and reporting now resolve faster and export at enterprise scale – the redesigned Reports page, the 1,000-issue bulk fetch limit, and the removal of the 10,000-row export cap mean teams spend less time waiting on data and more time acting on it.
Structure PPM now includes AI-assisted hierarchy and formula creation, plus early access to portfolio views spanning multiple Jira Cloud instances.
Compliance and governance have moved forward across the board: Atlassian Government Cloud availability now spans five product lines, and centralized audit logging now covers Tempo Projects end to end.
BI and analytics connectivity has been rebuilt for scale – public REST APIs for Custom Charts, an AI-assisted data source creator for Power BI, and direct connectors from Structure and Capacity Planner into the charting layer.
Platform security underpins all of it – the migration to Atlassian's Forge architecture across five major products is foundational work that makes everything above possible to build and maintain securely at scale.