Quick answer: monday.com work management costs $9 per seat per month on Basic, $12 on Standard and $19 on Pro (billed annually); Enterprise is custom-priced, and portfolio management and resource management are listed only on Enterprise. A Free plan covers up to 2 seats. For software teams that already plan delivery in Jira, Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline adds timeline, capacity and portfolio planning inside Jira, priced on the Jira user tier.
monday.com pricing in 2026
| Plan (monday work management) | Price per seat / month (billed annually) | Planning features relevant to software teams |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 2 seats, up to 3 boards |
| Basic | $9 | No timeline or Gantt view listed |
| Standard | $12 | Timeline & Gantt views |
| Pro | $19 | Adds time tracking and advanced columns (task dependencies) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Adds portfolio management and resource management |
Key facts
- monday.com lists Timeline & Gantt views on Standard, Pro and Enterprise, not on Basic.
- Portfolio management and resource management appear only on the custom-priced Enterprise plan.
- monday.com is priced per seat, 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 releases in monday.com usually keep the work itself in Jira, so status is copied or synced between two systems.
- Capacity Planning, Release Management, Roadmaps & Timeline builds the timeline and portfolio from Jira releases and forecasts each date from Jira throughput.
monday.com vs planning in Jira: what it costs
| Scenario | monday.com Standard / year | monday.com Pro / year | monday.com Enterprise (portfolio + resources) | Divim Standard / year | Divim Advanced (portfolio + timeline) / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50-user Jira site, 10 planners | $1,440 | $2,280 | Custom quote | $1,500 | $2,100 |
| 200-user Jira site, 25 planners | $3,600 | $5,700 | Custom quote | $5,500 | $7,600 |
| 1,000-user Jira site, 40 planners | $5,760 | $9,120 | Custom quote | $16,800 | $21,900 |
On license price alone, monday.com Standard costs less than either Divim edition in all three scenarios, and on a 1,000-user Jira site with 40 planners even monday.com Pro costs less, because the Jira app is licensed for every Jira user. On a 50-user site, Divim Advanced costs less than 10 monday.com Pro seats. Note what each price buys: monday.com lists portfolio management and resource management only on Enterprise (custom-priced), so the like-for-like comparison for Divim Advanced’s portfolio view is a monday.com Enterprise quote; 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 a board in sync with Jira
A release plan on a monday.com board has to be updated by integration or by hand. Every status copy is time someone spends, and 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 monday.com vs Jira for software release planning for the full feature comparison.
When monday.com is the right tool
Keep monday.com for work that is mostly not software — marketing calendars, operations, HR or client projects — and for small planning groups where a few seats cost less than a site-wide Jira app. Move software release planning to where the software is built.
If you are also comparing Wrike, see Wrike Alternative for Jira Teams: Plan Releases and Capacity Inside Jira. Wrike lists Team at $10 and Business at $25 per user per month billed annually, with capacity planning on the custom-priced Pinnacle plan.
Frequently asked questions
How much does monday.com cost?
monday.com work management is $9 per seat per month on Basic, $12 on Standard and $19 on Pro when billed annually. Enterprise is custom-priced, and the Free plan covers up to 2 seats.
Which monday.com plan includes Gantt and timeline views?
monday.com’s pricing page lists Timeline & Gantt views on Standard, Pro and Enterprise.
Which monday.com plan includes portfolio and resource management?
Enterprise. monday.com’s pricing page lists portfolio management and resource management on the Enterprise plan, which is custom-priced.
Is there a minimum number of seats?
monday.com says plans start from 3 users, and teams of more than 40 users can request a quote.
Can Jira replace monday.com 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 monday.com’s public pricing page and from the Atlassian Marketplace live pricing feed. Last verified: October 16, 2026. Vendors change prices; confirm before you budget.
- monday.com 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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