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Released

Freemium

Summary

Jira app for generating AI release notes, publishing roadmaps, and managing customer feedback.

Pricing Plans

Subscription
Price
$1.10–$1.70 per user per month
Free Tier
Up to 10 users; 2,000 AI tokens per user; Released watermark on public roadmaps

Free

Free

Perfect for small teams and startups

  • Up to 10 users
  • 2,000 AI tokens per user
  • Unlimited idea portals
  • Feedback inbox
  • Public roadmaps (board & timeline)
  • AI-generated release notes
  • Automatic Jira issue linking
  • Publish to Confluence & Slack

Advanced

$1.70per month

Gather feedback from more sources and turn insights into action at scale

  • Unlimited users
  • 20,000 AI tokens per user
  • All Standard features
  • Embeddable feedback forms
  • Feedback via Slack
  • Premium support & onboarding

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Best For: Jira-centric product teams seeking release note automation, Products requiring transparent stakeholder and customer communication, Teams replacing external roadmap tools like Productboard or Aha!, Organizations centralizing feedback loops within Jira, Small to mid-sized teams with limited documentation bandwidth

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  • Deep Jira integration eliminates context switching and data duplication
  • AI-powered release note generation saves significant writing time
  • Free tier supports up to 10 users with core features
  • Flexible pricing scales with team size; per-user model allows adding users without proportional cost increase
  • All-in-one feedback, roadmap, and release notes in one tool
  • Pricing scales per Jira user, potentially expensive for large organizations
  • Released watermark visible on roadmaps unless upgrading to Standard or higher tier
  • Limited to Jira ecosystem; not suitable for teams using other issue trackers

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About

Platforms
Web (Jira Cloud and Data Center)
API Available
No
Self-Hosted
No
Last Updated
2026-04-21T13:01:58.537Z

Best For

Who it's for

  • Jira-centric product teams seeking release note automation
  • Products requiring transparent stakeholder and customer communication
  • Teams replacing external roadmap tools like Productboard or Aha!
  • Organizations centralizing feedback loops within Jira
  • Small to mid-sized teams with limited documentation bandwidth

What it does well

  • Automating release note generation from Jira tickets
  • Publishing live product roadmaps to stakeholders and customers
  • Collecting structured customer feedback alongside roadmap planning
  • Communicating product updates across Slack and Confluence
  • Reducing time spent on product documentation tasks

Integrations

JiraConfluenceSlack

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Released free?
Released is a paid tool ($1.10–$1.70 per user per month). A 30-day free trial is available.
Is Released open source?
No — Released is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
What platforms does Released support?
Released is available on: Web (Jira Cloud and Data Center).

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