Quick answer: Asana costs $10.99 per user per month on Starter and $24.99 on Advanced when billed annually ($13.49 and $30.49 billed monthly). Enterprise and Enterprise+ are custom-priced. Personal is free for up to 2 users. Timeline and Gantt views start on Starter; portfolios, goals and resource management start on Advanced. For software teams that already work in Jira, Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline adds release forecasting, capacity and portfolio planning inside Jira, priced on the Jira user tier.
Asana pricing in 2026
| Plan | Per user / month, billed annually | Per user / month, billed monthly | Planning features relevant to software teams |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | $0 | $0 | Free for up to 2 users |
| Starter | $10.99 | $13.49 | Timeline and Gantt views with task dependencies |
| Advanced | $24.99 | $30.49 | Adds unlimited portfolios, goals and resource management within a portfolio |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Adds universal resource management across the organization |
| Enterprise+ | Custom | Custom | Offered within Enterprise; no separate price published |
Key facts
- Asana Starter is $10.99 and Advanced is $24.99 per user per month, billed annually.
- Portfolios, goals and resource management are listed on Advanced and above, not on Starter.
- Asana is priced per user, so cost scales with the number of people who plan in it; a Jira Marketplace app is priced on the Jira site’s user tier.
- Software teams that plan in Asana usually keep the work itself in Jira, so status is synced or copied between two systems.
- Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline builds the plan from Jira releases and forecasts each date from Jira throughput.
Asana vs planning in Jira: what it costs
| Scenario | Asana Starter / year | Asana Advanced (portfolios + resources) / year | Divim Standard / year | Divim Advanced (portfolio + timeline) / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50-user Jira site, 10 planners | $1,318.80 | $2,998.80 | $1,500 | $2,100 |
| 200-user Jira site, 25 planners | $3,297 | $7,497 | $5,500 | $7,600 |
| 1,000-user Jira site, 40 planners | $5,275.20 | $11,995.20 | $16,800 | $21,900 |
On license price alone, Asana Starter costs less than either Divim edition in all three scenarios. Asana Advanced costs less than Divim Advanced on a 200-user site with 25 planners ($7,497 vs $7,600) and on a 1,000-user site with 40 planners, because the Jira app is licensed for every Jira user. On a 50-user site with 10 planners, Divim Advanced costs $898.80 a year less than Asana Advanced. Note what each price buys: the like-for-like comparison for portfolios is Asana Advanced vs Divim Advanced, and the Divim app also forecasts release dates from Jira throughput, models PTO and flags overcommitment. The Standard edition covers probabilistic release forecasting, capacity-aware planning, scope risk and dependency analysis. The Advanced edition adds the Portfolio view, the Product Roadmap timeline, multi-board and multi-product releases, multi-team assignment and overcommitment warnings (features by edition).
The hidden cost: keeping Asana in sync with Jira
A release plan in Asana has to be kept in step with the Jira issues where the work is done, by integration or by hand. Every lag is a date leadership reads that is already wrong. When the plan is built from Jira Fix Versions, completeness and status come from the issues themselves. See Asana vs Jira: Features, Pricing and the Cost of Running Both for the full feature comparison.
When Asana is the right tool
Keep Asana for work that is mostly not software — marketing, operations or cross-functional launches — and for small planning groups on large Jira sites, where a few Asana seats cost less than a site-wide Jira app. Move software release planning to where the software is built.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Asana cost?
Asana Starter is $10.99 and Advanced is $24.99 per user per month billed annually, or $13.49 and $30.49 billed monthly. Enterprise and Enterprise+ are custom-priced, and Personal is free for up to 2 users.
Which Asana plan includes portfolios?
Advanced and above. Asana’s pricing page lists unlimited portfolios, goals and resource management on Advanced.
Which Asana plan includes Gantt and timeline views?
Starter and above. Asana’s pricing page lists timeline and Gantt views with task dependencies on Starter.
Does Asana integrate with Jira?
Asana’s pricing page lists an integration with Jira Cloud (two-way sync) but does not say which plans include it.
Can Jira replace Asana for software release planning?
For software releases tracked in Jira, yes. Apps such as Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline add release forecasting, capacity planning and, on the Advanced edition, a portfolio view and roadmap timeline inside Jira.
Sources and method
Prices were read from Asana’s public pricing page and from the Atlassian Marketplace live pricing feed. Last verified: October 19, 2026. Vendors change prices; confirm before you budget.
- Asana pricing
- Atlassian Marketplace listing, Marketplace live pricing feed (release.planning.editions) and Divim’s published edition price list
Try it in your own Jira
Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline installs from the Atlassian Marketplace with Atlassian’s 30-day free trial; the Standard edition is free for Jira sites with up to 10 users. It runs on Atlassian Forge (Runs on Atlassian, Cloud Fortified), so your Jira data stays in Atlassian’s cloud (security details). See all comparisons in the Atlassian-only planning stack.
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