Linear offers four plans. Prices shown are per member/month, billed annually.
| Plan | Price (annual) | Members | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 10 | Core issue tracking, no integrations |
| Business | $10/member | Unlimited | GitHub, Slack integrations, analytics |
| Scale NEW | $16/member | Unlimited | Advanced workflows, priority support, SLA |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited | SSO, audit logs, dedicated support |
Prices verified April 2026. Get automatic alerts when Linear updates its pricing.
Linear's decision to gate GitHub and Slack integrations behind its paid plan was a significant shift. For teams building on free Linear who relied on these integrations, it was an abrupt forcing function.
If you build a project management tool and compete with Linear, this was a golden window. Teams evaluating alternatives in February-March 2026 were actively comparing tools. Those who caught the change early ran targeted comparison ads and outreach while the migration intent was fresh.
Competitive intelligence tools like PricePulse caught this change within hours of Linear updating their pricing page — the kind of signal that turns into revenue if acted on quickly.
PricePulse monitors Linear's pricing page every hour. You get an email with the exact before/after diff within minutes of any change — so you can react before your competitors even notice.
Monitor Linear — free See an example alertYes, but it's significantly more limited than before. After February 2026, the free plan is capped at 10 members and no longer includes GitHub or Slack integrations. Larger teams or those needing integrations must upgrade to Business ($10/member/month annual).
Scale ($16/member/month annual) sits between Business and Enterprise. It includes advanced workflow automation, priority support, SLA guarantees, and higher API rate limits. It's aimed at fast-growing engineering teams that don't yet need full Enterprise compliance features.
Jira Standard is $7.75/user/month (annual) for up to 35,000 users — significantly cheaper than Linear Business at $10/member. However, Linear's UX is widely considered superior for product-led teams. Many startups choose Linear for speed and interface quality despite the higher cost.
Yes. Monthly billing is available at a higher per-seat rate (typically 15-20% more than annual). Prices shown above are for annual billing.