When an app is listed as "Free for less than 10 users", does it mean 10 users within the app, or 10 users within our company's entire Jira network?
@John Sampson Majority of apps are associated with the user count of the instance. For example if you have a Jira instance with 30 users the app installed on the issue would be billed at the 30 users. If you have another instance like Jira service management that has 5 users then it would be free. https://support.atlassian.com/subscriptions-and-billing/docs/how-pricing-works-for-multi-instance-marketplace-apps/
There are some caveats to the pricing that you need to be aware of if you are using collections https://support.atlassian.com/subscriptions-and-billing/docs/understand-billing-for-cloud-apps/
The two links I included should explain how everything works.
Thanks Brant. That explains it all.
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Hi John,
It means the total number of Jira users in your site.
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I thought so. Thanks!
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