Jira and TulipFarm, checked against Atlassian’s pages
Boards, timelines, Rovo, automation limits, approvals and per-user pricing. Each Jira row links to the Atlassian page that states it.
TulipFarmvsJira
Feature comparison
Jira’s column comes from Atlassian’s site and support docs, and covers Jira itself, not Jira Service Management. “Not published” means Atlassian doesn’t say.
| Feature | TulipFarm | Jira |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace and data | ||
| Tables for business records | YesField rules reject bad values before they save | PartialWork items with custom fields |
| Views | PartialTable, List and a read-only Board | YesBacklog, list, board, timeline, calendar and summary |
| File storage | YesShared files and projects | Yes2 GB on Free, 250 GB on Standard |
| Import CSV or XLSX into a table | Yes | Not published |
| Agents | ||
| AI agents that work on records | YesSaved agents with reusable skills | YesRovo agents create and edit work items, on Standard and up |
| Agent asks before acting | YesShows the exact change for the actions you pick | YesRovo skills act outside Chat with your confirmation |
| Automation and approvals | ||
| Workflow editor | YesOne trigger, then ordered steps | YesNo-code rules; admins create them |
| Webhook triggers | Yes | YesIncoming webhook trigger |
| Approval steps in a workflow | YesOn every action you mark | PartialPremium and up; set by an admin |
| Automation limits | PartialAgent schedules up to once an hour | Partial150 steps a month on Free; 400 per user on Standard |
| Runs that wait days for a person | YesUp to 30 days, and resume after a restart | Not published |
| Integrations | ||
| App marketplace | NoSlack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and Trello | Yes6,000+ Marketplace apps and the Forge platform |
| Slack and GitHub | YesSlack access is granted per channel | YesAutomation works with Slack, Microsoft Teams and GitHub |
| Custom MCP servers | PartialA manager reviews and enables each tool | Not published |
| Security and deployment | ||
| SSO and SCIM | NoSign in with Google or an email link | YesAtlassian Guard; included on Enterprise, a separate subscription below |
| Audit logs | PartialRecords who changed memberships; no audit export | YesSite changes on Standard; user activity on Enterprise |
| SOC 2 | No | YesAtlassian cloud products are SOC 2 audited |
| Personal chats hidden from admins | Yes | Not published |
| Self-managed option | PartialOpen source (AGPL v3.0); self-hosting is unsupported | YesJira Data Center, self-managed |
Pricing
Premium is $15.56 per user a month and adds approvals. SSO below Enterprise needs Atlassian Guard. Jira prices checked on 21 October 2026.
TulipFarm
$50 free
In credits on your first signup. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page.
Jira
$8.48 a month
For Standard, billed monthly, with Rovo agents, 250 GB of storage and 400 automation steps per user a month. Free covers up to 10 users.
atlassian.com/software/jira/pricingWhere TulipFarm differs from Jira
Three differences that show up in a print shop’s proof sign-off, each with how Jira handles it.
Approval built in for the actions you pick
TulipFarm
Mark an agent action as needing approval, and Maya sees the exact change before it saves.
See AgentsHow Jira handles it
An admin adds approval steps to workflow statuses, and approvals are only on Premium and up.
support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/what-are-approvalsOrders in a table with field rules
TulipFarm
Orders live in a table with type, required, choice and unique rules, so an order with no quantity never saves.
See TablesHow Jira handles it
Jira tracks work items in backlog, list, board, timeline, calendar and summary views.
atlassian.com/software/jira/pricingWorkflows that can wait a month
TulipFarm
A run can wait up to 30 days for a person’s reply and resumes after a restart without redoing steps.
See WorkflowsHow Jira handles it
Automation is a no-code if-this-then-that rule builder, and only global or project admins can create rules.
atlassian.com/software/jira/features/automation
When to stay with Jira
Jira is the better choice if any of these sound like your team.
- You run complex, multi-team workflows
- Jira has custom fields, advanced workflows, detailed permissions and approval steps built for large organizations.
- You rely on the Atlassian ecosystem
- Jira connects to Confluence, Bitbucket and over 6,000 Marketplace apps, and you can build your own on Forge.
- You need enterprise security or self-hosting
- Atlassian offers SOC 2 reports, data residency, SSO through Atlassian Guard and a self-managed Data Center edition.
Switching from Jira
Keep Jira for engineering if it works. TulipFarm agents can search and read your Jira issues, so move only the work that is really records, one job at a time.
Pick one work type
Choose work items that behave like records, such as print orders that move through a fixed set of statuses.
Bring the data across
Export the work items as a CSV file and import it into a TulipFarm table, then add field rules.
Mark the approvals
Give an agent the job as a skill, and mark the changes that need a person’s OK.
Run both, then switch
Compare one cycle in each before you switch. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
Questions about TulipFarm and Jira
Is TulipFarm a Jira alternative?
For small teams whose work is records rather than software tickets, yes. TulipFarm keeps orders, files and workflows in one workspace, and agents ask before making the changes you mark. For large, multi-team software projects, Jira is the stronger tool.
What is the main difference between TulipFarm and Jira?
Jira is built around configurable work items, workflows and permissions that admins set up, with approvals on Premium. TulipFarm is built around tables with field rules, agents that show the exact change before it saves, and workflows that can wait up to 30 days for a person.
Does Jira have AI agents?
Yes. Rovo agents come with Standard and up. They can create and edit Jira work items with your confirmation, and Jira also lets you assign work to third-party agents.
Can TulipFarm do everything Jira can?
No. Jira has more views, deep workflow and permission settings, 6,000+ Marketplace apps, SOC 2 reports, SSO through Atlassian Guard and a self-managed Data Center edition. TulipFarm is a simpler hosted workspace with built-in tables and long-running workflows.
Is this page about Jira Service Management?
No. This page compares TulipFarm with Jira itself. Jira Service Management, Atlassian’s service desk product, has its own comparison page.
How much does TulipFarm cost compared with Jira?
Your first TulipFarm Cloud signup includes $50 in free credits. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page to ask for more credits or apply for student, NGO or startup support. Jira is free for up to 10 users, Standard is $8.48 per user a month, billed monthly, and Premium $15.56.
Does TulipFarm integrate with Jira?
Yes. Connect an Atlassian account and pick a Jira site. Agents can search and read issues, and a create, update or delete waits until a person approves the exact change. A workflow can also start when a new issue appears in a Jira project.
Try one Jira workflow in TulipFarm.
Sign up for TulipFarm Cloud and move one record-heavy job. The research preview is open to everyone, and your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
Not sure TulipFarm connects to your tools? Contact us and tell us what your team uses.
Sources
- Jirachecked 20 October 2026
- Export work items from Jira Cloud in CSV formatchecked 21 October 2026
- Jira pricingchecked 21 October 2026
- Jira AIchecked 20 October 2026
- Jira automationchecked 20 October 2026
- Jira vs Linearchecked 20 October 2026
- What are approvals?checked 20 October 2026
- Jira automation triggerschecked 20 October 2026
- Rovo agentschecked 20 October 2026
- Atlassian SOC 2checked 20 October 2026
- Atlassian Data Centerchecked 20 October 2026
Last reviewed 20 October 2026.