Jira is the standard issue tracker for software teams, with Confluence, Bitbucket and a large marketplace around it. Klarora is for the whole company: goals with engineering linked in through GitHub and Sentry, plus docs, chat, CRM, finance and hiring on one set of records.
Jira cells reflect our reading of Jira Cloud's public plans on the date above. Tell us what is wrong and we will fix it within a week.
List prices, taxes excluded. Jira Cloud: Free for 10 users, Standard about $7.91 and Premium about $14.54 per user per month on the entry band, stepping down above 100 users; confirm on atlassian.com before publishing. Klarora add-ons: Finance €52, Recruitment €100, Deep Research €100 per seat per month.
Yes. Company and team goals live in Klarora; the goal's Engineering tab watches the same GitHub repository Jira does, so merged pull requests show on the goal without duplicating issues.
Tasks have statuses, blocking, dependencies, checklists, a reviewer and a Spec panel; status changes can trigger Automations. Jira's per-project workflow schemes are more configurable.
Export issues as CSV and import them as tasks under goals, keeping assignees, dates, labels and sprints as sprints. [CONFIRM IMPORT SCOPE]
Docs with teamspaces, templates, inline databases, publishing and search, included in Standard.
Standard is free for 100 members. Link a GitHub repo to a goal in five minutes.