Vendor Licensing & Pricing Guides

Software Licensing Explained

What the Tiers Actually Cost, and Who Counts as a User

Vendor pricing pages tell you the list price. They rarely tell you what counts as a billable user, which feature forces the next tier up, what the renewal rate is, or which end-of-life date is already on the calendar. These guides answer the questions our customers actually ask before they sign, using published list prices and dated sources.

Atlassian

Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and the Marketplace apps around them.

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Atlassian

Cloud editions, Guard and Data Center EOL

Jira • Confluence • Bitbucket • Guard

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Marketplace Apps

Tier matching and what apps really add

Tier matching • Annual billing • Cloud repricing

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Jira Service Management

How JSM and ServiceNow compare on cost

Agent tiers • Escalation • Migration

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HYCU

Atlassian backup beyond the per-user rate

Atlassian Suite • Own storage • Rewind • Revyz

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Source Control and Developer Tools

Where the seat count comes from, and which features force a tier change.

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GitLab

Free, Premium and Ultimate compared

Seat true-ups • Guest users • Credits

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GitHub

Team vs Enterprise, and what Actions costs

Actions • Advanced Security • Copilot

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Perforce P4

Editions, seat counting and build agents

P4 Server • Seats • Build agents • Support

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GitKraken

Where GitLens stops being free

GitLens • Seat caps • Git Integration for Jira

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CI/CD, Artifacts and Supply Chain

Consumption pricing, where the meter runs faster than the plan suggests.

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CircleCI

What a credit is worth, and why bills overrun

Credits • Resource classes • Overage

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CloudBees

What counts as a user, and what Unify is

CloudBees CI • SCM committers • Unify

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JFrog

Cloud vs self-hosted, and the consumption trap

Artifactory • Xray • Consumption • HA

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Sonatype

Nexus Community vs Pro, and the Lifecycle change

Nexus CE • Nexus Pro • Lifecycle • Guide

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Platform and Infrastructure

Node counting, subscription terms and the end-of-life dates behind them.

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Red Hat

RHEL, Ansible and OpenShift subscriptions

RHEL • Ansible nodes • OpenShift • Support

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Docker

Who pays for Desktop, and Hub pull limits

Desktop • Hub limits • Tiers • Audit clause

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Mirantis

Per-node pricing across MKE, MCR and Lens

MKE • Container Runtime • Lens • k0s

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Progress Chef

What counts as a node, and the 2026 EOL

Nodes • Free tier • Infra Server EOL

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Not Sure Which Tier You Actually Need?

We are a licensing reseller for most of the vendors above, so we can put the renewal rate, the true seat count and the migration cost in writing before you commit. There is no charge for the review.