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We are adjusting our pricing for Atlassian Server products and Atlassian Server add-ons on October 12th, 2018. This increase is to ensure that we can create the greatest value possible for you and your team by continuing to invest in R&D across our product line.
This FAQ contains the most frequently asked questions relating to the upcoming price changes. If you would like to talk to us directly, please contact our support team.
1. What prices are changing on October 12th, 2018?
All prices for Atlassian Server products and Atlassian Server add-ons are changing on the 12th of October, 2018. The only exclusions are Fisheye and Crucible Server.
2. Why are you increasing the price of Atlassian's Server products?
The increase to the price of our Server products is to ensure that we can create the greatest value possible for you and your team by continuing to invest in R&D across our product line.
3. Are the prices of Atlassian's Cloud products increasing?
Yes. Pricing changes for select Atlassian Cloud products will be increasing on the same date as the Server increase.
4. Are the prices of Atlassian's Data Center products increasing?
No, the prices of Data Center products are staying the same.
5. Is the price of Atlassian Stack increasing?
No, the price of Atlassian Stack is staying the same.
6. Are the prices of Atlassian Enterprise License agreements increasing?
No, the prices of Atlassian Enterprise License agreements are staying the same.
7. If I don't renew my Server license right now and return to it at a later date, will I have to pay the new price?
Yes. If you decide to defer maintenance, and renew at a later date, you will be subject to the new pricing.
8. If I already have a quote with the old pricing, will you still honor it?
Yes, we'll honor all quotes with the previous pricing until the quote expiration date.
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