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Rovo FAQs

Billing & Subscriptions

What is the definition of an organization and how does it relate to Atlassian Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

To help administrators manage multiple Atlassian cloud products and sites centrally, we created a global administration layer called organizations.

Through your organization, you can begin managing every user in your company who has access to an Atlassian cloud product and a specific domain or domains in their Atlassian account email address (for example, jane@yourcompany.com).

When you’ve verified your domain and your organization directory is populated, you can then enable Atlassian Rovo at the organization and site level.

How are billable users determined for Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Once an organization admin activates Rovo on a site, all users on that site will have access to Rovo and be charged as a unique billable user. When calculating unique billable users, we will only count a user once, even if the user has access to multiple sites with Rovo enabled, and regardless of how many products are on the site.

Keep in mind that all unique users of any new product you add to a Rovo-activated site will count towards your Rovo bill. For example, adding a new employee to Jira on a Rovo activated site will automatically count toward your Rovo bill as a billable user. This includes adding unique users to free versions of Jira, Jira Service Management, or Confluence, only if those products are on sites with Rovo activated.

See how admins can manage your bill for Rovo.

How do I calculate my subscription cost? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Use the pricing calculator on the Rovo pricing page to determine the estimated price of your subscription. Simply enter the number of users you have and choose a billing cycle (annual or monthly).

We offer annual subscriptions for Rovo based on a distinct tier. These subscriptions allow you to license any number of unique billable users up to a predetermined user threshold without increasing your price. Depending on the number of users purchased, annual subscriptions may be a better value.

Contact our sales team for annual pricing or custom pricing for greater than 250 users.

How much does Rovo cost? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Rovo pricing depends on the number of unique billable users, and whether you choose to pay monthly or annually.

To get an idea of what Rovo might cost for your organization, use our pricing calculator.

What are usage limits and how are they calculated? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

To ensure optimal performance and fair usage across all users, Rovo has two limit types, objects and requests, each with different limits.

For a limited time, users have access within the Atlassian Acceptable Use Policy. In future, usage beyond the stated limits will incur additional charges based on consumption. At that time, organization admins will have tools to monitor and manage consumption and may be able to purchase additional capacity.

For more information please review our Rovo Usage Limits documentation.

What payment options are available for Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

For details regarding acceptable form of payments and term, please refer to this FAQ.

Are Jira Service Management portal-only accounts billable? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Jira Service Management portal-only accounts that only submit tickets are not billable for Atlassian Rovo. Only Jira Service Management agents that log in using a managed account are billable for Atlassian Rovo.

Are Confluence guest accounts billable? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Confluence accounts assigned the Guest role are not billable for Atlassian Rovo. All other Confluence accounts are billable for Atlassian Rovo.

Do you offer discounts for nonprofit or Academic Institutions? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Confluence accounts assigned the Guest role are not billable for Atlassian Rovo. All other Confluence accounts are billable for Atlassian Rovo.

Trial Rovo

How do I start a trial of Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

As Rovo is an organization-wide cloud subscription, you must be an organization administrator to sign up for a trial. Follow these steps to get started with Atlassian Rovo:

  1. Start your journey by going to admin.atlassian.com/rovo
  2. Choose your organization.
  3. Start your 30-day free trial of Atlassian Rovo. Just click Start Free Trial.
  4. Activate Rovo on a site. Once you activate Rovo on a site, all users on that site will have access to Rovo.

Our free trial lets you try Rovo for any of your existing Atlassian sites at no cost for 30 days. Cancel any time, no payment information required.

What happens when my Atlassian Rovo trial ends? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

The organization admin(s) can add credit card or PayPal account details at any point during the trial. If you already have added payment information and do not cancel before the end of the trial, you will be signed up for a monthly subscription, following the 30-day trial. When the trial ends, the card on file will be automatically charged for the next month's subscription.

If you wish to pay annually, you can contact us and we will provide you with a quote that you can pay for by credit card, bank transfer, or check.

If we do not receive payment, shortly after the end of the trial we will unsubscribe you from Atlassian Rovo. This means you will no longer have access to Rovo capabilities, including Rovo Search, Chat, and Agents.

Terms of Service

What terms of service apply to Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

The Atlassian Customer Agreement covers both Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo. Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing Addendum, Product-Specific Terms, govern your use of Atlassian Intelligence and Rovo.

Do I need to have Atlassian Intelligence enabled to use Rovo? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

While you don't need to have Atlassian Intelligence enabled in order to use Rovo, we recommend that it is so you can experience the full capabilities of Rovo, such as Rovo Chat and Rovo Agents.

Rovo is a separate AI-powered product, and is not included in Premium or Enterprise Cloud plans, even with Atlassian Intelligence enabled.

What's the difference between Rovo and Atlassian Intelligence? Copy link to heading Copied! Show

Atlassian Intelligence is a platform layer that powers AI (artificial intelligence) features and experiences in Atlassian cloud products.

  • Is embedded within Atlassian's Premium and Enterprise product plans, enhancing the core functionalities of products like Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management.
  • Designed to amplify the primary tasks of each product, improving productivity within those specific tools.
  • Includes features like AI summaries and generative AI in editor in Confluence, natural language search and AI work breakdown for Jira tasks, virtual service agent in JSM, and more.
  • Is included in Premium and Enterprise Cloud plans.

 

Atlassian Rovo is a generative AI product that helps teams unlock organizational knowledge, powered by Atlassian Intelligence.

  • Delivers complex, multi-player, and cross-product use cases to maximize team productivity.
  • Provides advanced AI capabilities like enterprise search, AI-generated Q&A, AI-powered Chat, and AI Agents to help accelerate decisions, solve complex problems, and automate repetitive tasks and processes.
  • Searches across Atlassian products and all your connected SaaS apps.
  • Requires a separate purchase for all users on a site where Rovo is enabled; Rovo is sold separately from cloud plans.