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Paid plans start at $10/mo.
Tempo’s listed price starts at $10 per user/month for Timesheets, but that is not a clear price for Tempo’s broader portfolio-planning platform. The Timesheets rate falls to $5.99 per user/month at 11–100 users and $4.21 at 101–250. Tempo shows monthly and annual billing options, but the published pricing text gives no annual amount. There is no free plan listed; free-trial terms are not published. Confirm how portfolio features are priced before budgeting.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timesheets | — | $10 | Jira teams tracking work hours |
What a team pays per month
| Plan | 1 seat | 5 seats | 10 seats | 25 seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timesheets | $10 | $50 | $100 | $250 |
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Portfolio platform price
The published pricing lists Timesheets only; pricing for portfolio visibility, scenario planning, and connected-tool updates is not published.
Jira license matching
Tempo says its license size must match Jira’s, so confirm the required license count before comparing total costs.
Seat-band changes
Rates vary by seat band: $10 for 1–10, $5.99 for 11–100, and $4.21 for 101–250 users per user/month.
Annual quote gap
Annual billing is shown as an option, but an annual price is not supplied.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small Jira teams tracking hours | Timesheets | The listed rate is $10 per user/month for 1–10 users; it covers the Timesheets listing, not a published full-platform price. |
| Growing Jira teams | Timesheets | The listed rate is $5.99 per user/month at 11–100 users; confirm the Tempo license count matches Jira. |
| Portfolio planners | Timesheets | No separate portfolio-plan price is published, so this listing cannot establish the cost of scenario planning or workforce intelligence. |
04Is Tempo worth the money?
Tempo is worth a closer look if you need portfolio visibility, scenario planning, capacity planning, and tracking of human hours and AI spend. But the published Timesheets schedule does not tell us what those broader capabilities cost. The seat-band rates are useful for estimating Timesheets, while the Jira license-matching rule can affect your required seat count. We would confirm full-platform pricing and licensing fit before comparing Tempo with other portfolio-management tools.
Tempo pricing FAQ
How much does Tempo cost?
Tempo’s Timesheets pricing starts at $10 per user/month for 1–10 users. The listed rate is $5.99 per user/month for 11–100 users and $4.21 for 101–250. Those figures cover the Timesheets listing; the published pricing does not publish a separate price for the broader portfolio platform.
Does Tempo have a free plan or free trial?
The pricing information says Tempo has no free plan. It does not specify whether a free trial is available, so check with Tempo before treating a trial as part of the offer. The listed paid plan is Timesheets.
Does Tempo offer annual billing?
Tempo shows monthly and annual billing options, but the published pricing lists no annual price. The published Timesheets amounts are monthly rates: $10 per user for 1–10 users, $5.99 for 11–100, and $4.21 for 101–250.
How much does Tempo portfolio management cost?
A separate price for Tempo’s broader portfolio-management capabilities is not published on the vendor's site. The listed plan is Timesheets, while portfolio visibility, scenario planning, capacity planning, and workforce intelligence are described as product features. Ask Tempo for a quote covering the features and license count you need.