Rovo Dev beta program is ending – how to move to Rovo Dev Standard

Laurena Alves

As we transition from the beta program to our GA offering, here’s what you need to know.

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As announced to all affected organizations in November, our Rovo Dev beta program will end on 26 January 2026 (UTC).

• After this date, beta features will no longer be available.

• We’ll shift our support focus from the beta program to the generally available Rovo Dev Standard plan.

• Hands‑on support for the legacy beta program will stop, but we will continue to support you through Rovo Dev Standard, including access to future beta features through the Standard plan.
  
  

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How to keep using Rovo Dev

Switch to Rovo Dev Standard. To keep your team using Rovo Dev, you’ll need to move from the beta program to Rovo Dev Standard.

Rovo Dev Standard includes:

• A free 30‑day trial

• All the latest Rovo Dev features

• 2,000 Rovo Dev credits during the trial

• 9am–5pm regional support

• Ongoing access to new beta capabilities delivered through Rovo Dev Standard

After the trial, Rovo Dev Standard is $20 USD per user, per month.

To start your Rovo Dev Standard trial:

1. Go to Atlassian Administration and select your organization.

2. Select Billing from the sidebar.

3. Find your Rovo Dev subscription on your site and select Manage.

4. Select Change plan.

5. Under Standard, select Try it free.

You can learn more about pricing at the Rovo Dev Pricing | Atlassian.

 

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What’s changing? (Beta vs Standard)

Here’s how your existing beta capabilities map to Rovo Dev Standard:

• Rovo Dev CLI

  • Available with Rovo Dev Standard.

• Code Reviewer

  • Available with Rovo Dev Standard, now integrated as code reviews in Bitbucket and GitHub.

• Deployment Summarizer & Pipeline Troubleshooter

  • Available with Rovo Dev Standard, now part of Rovo Dev in Bitbucket Pipelines (beta).

• Coding agents

  • Will be available via Rovo Dev in automations (limited beta) with Rovo Dev Standard.

  • This new experience is designed to improve generated code quality and reduce flakiness when generating code and raising PRs.

• Code Planner / Work Item Planner

  • Not available as a standalone feature in Rovo Dev Standard.

  • However, code planning capabilities are still available in the Rovo Dev CLI.

 

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Save your custom prompts and automation rules

Before the beta ends on 26 January 2026, make sure you:

• Save any custom coding agent prompts

• Export or document any automation rules involving coding agents

• Preserve any prompts stored inside automation rules

You’ll lose access to these once the beta program closes, but you can reuse them in Rovo Dev Standard, especially through the CLI and upcoming automations experience.

 

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Thank you for being part of the beta

Working with you during the beta program has been invaluable in helping us refine Rovo Dev and get it ready for launch. We’re excited to see what you build next with Rovo Dev.

If you have questions about the transition, please reach out through our usual support channels or reply in this community thread and we’ll be happy to help.

Samuel Barden

Thanks for the clear update and for all the support during the beta.

One question on the transition: for teams that relied heavily on the Code Planner / Work Item Planner during beta, is there any roadmap or timeline for bringing similar functionality back into the Standard experience (outside of the CLI)?

Also, it would be helpful to understand how teams should think about credit usage beyond the trial, any guidance or best practices there would be appreciated.