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7.0#15 in issue tracking softwareFrom $45 a month
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9.2#1 in project management toolsFree plan
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FactDoneDoneJira
Founded20082002
Free planNoYes
IntegrationsDoneDone’s integrations help pages list Slack, Glip/RingCentral, TestLodge, GitHub, Harvest, Zapier, and WebEx integrations.Jira has more than 3,000 Marketplace apps and integrations including GitHub, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Figma, and Miro.
MobileThe Starter plan includes iOS and Android mobile apps with mobile and email notifications.The Jira mobile app is available on iOS and Android for updates, comments, boards, backlogs, approvals, forms, and project status.
SecurityDoneDone says it uses Amazon Web Services and lists measures including encrypted data transmission, restricted staff access, activity logging, protected backups, and restore tests.Jira supports customizable permissions, Premium IP allowlisting, SAML SSO and SCIM through Atlassian Guard, TLS 1.2+ in transit, and AES-256 encryption at rest.
SupportThe company says its lean team handles customer support directly and lists [email protected] for contact.The Free plan includes Community Support, while Jira Cloud Premium includes 24/7 Premium Support.

DoneDone plans

  • Starter$45 a month
  • Pro$89 a month
  • Starter Plan (yearly billing)$45 a month
  • Starter Plan (monthly billing)$49 a month
  • Pro Plan (yearly billing)$89 a month
  • Pro Plan (monthly billing)$99 a month

Jira plans

  • FreeFree
  • Data Center—
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Premium—
  • Standard—

Pick DoneDone if…

DoneDone suits small operations, internal IT, internal marketing, and customer-support teams that need shared mailboxes alongside task workflows. Mobile users can access the Starter plan through its iOS and Android apps.

Pick Jira if…

Software, product, marketing, operations, and other project teams; Organizations that need configurable workflows and many integrations; Small groups that remain within the Free tier's 10-user ceiling

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