How can I find out how much Rovo will cost from the 1st March?

[Alexandra Lambert]

1. Where can I find the pricing page or documentation for Rovo Dev Credits (how many credits the feature uses, and how much per credit)?
2. How many credits Rovo Dev in Jira uses per unit of usage after March 1?
3. And finally, where can I find out what our credit-to-cost rate is?

[Mohanraj Thangamuthu · Accepted solution]

Hello, Good day. I have created a support ticket on your behalf with the concern team and our team will get back to you over the email. Thanks!

[Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_]

I'll add to this @Alexandra Lambert with: Atlassian hasn’t published final pricing or credit-consumption tables yet. Rovo Dev credits, post–March 1, will follow the same model shown in your Admin → Billing → Atlassian Intelligence page, where your site’s credit rate and forecast will appear once billing is enabled. A public pricing page is coming, but for now the only authoritative source is your organization billing settings or an Atlassian Support request.

[Alexandra Lambert]

Thanks, I have had an Atlassian support response with clearer details, but thanks for the advice

[Chris Matkaris]

Hello @Alexandra Lambert 

Is it possible to share the details you got from support?

Thank you!

[Alexandra Lambert]

Here you go, it won't let me share the hyperlinks, but you should be able to search the language used and find the information provided.  I hope that makes sense and helps: 

Information Sharing

You can find the Rovo Dev credits pricing and usage details in our public documentation here:

• How billing works for Rovo Dev Standard
  This covers price per seat, how many credits are included, and the overage rate per credit:
  
  
• Rovo Dev rollout
  This explains the free 350-credit allocation, typical usage patterns, and how credits are consumed:
  
  
• Request access to Rovo Dev Standard
  This page highlights the increased 2,000-credit allowance with Rovo Dev Standard compared to the default 350 credits:
  
  

These pages together outline how many credits you get, how they’re used by the product, and how much additional credits cost.

From March 1 onwards, Rovo Dev in Jira continues to use Rovo Dev credits as its unit of usage. The key points are:

• Each Rovo Dev action (like a code review or a CLI/IDE request) consumes Rovo Dev credits.
  Under the current metering model, each underlying LLM request consumes 5 Rovo Dev credits, and a single “session” or task (for example, creating or refining a PR via Rovo Dev in Jira) may involve multiple LLM requests.
• Included credits per user per month:
  • If your team is using Rovo Dev as a free extra with Jira, each eligible user gets 350 Rovo Dev credits per month at no additional cost.
  • If you upgrade to Rovo Dev Standard, each user gets 2,000 Rovo Dev credits per month, with the option (if enabled by an admin) to use more for an additional charge.
• Cost per extra credit (Rovo Dev Standard only):
  Any usage above the 2,000‑credit allowance is billed at USD $0.01 per additional Rovo Dev credit. This is documented here:
  
  

Because each feature (CLI, code review, Jira experience, etc.) can involve a different number of LLM calls per task, the exact credits “per unit” (for example, per PR created from Jira) can vary. Internally, this is modelled and documented per experience, but what you need to know as a customer is:

• Unit of measure: Rovo Dev credits
• Conversion: 5 credits per LLM request (multiple requests per task)
• Allowance: 350 (free with Jira) or 2,000 (Rovo Dev Standard) credits per user per month
• Overage price: $0.01 per extra credit on Rovo Dev Standard

[Chris Matkaris]

Thank you so much @Alexandra Lambert !

I have seen most of this but that "5 credits per LLM request" I see it first time and it helped a ton :D