Atlassian vs Monday.com

Business model, scale, and a side-by-side Litmus framework score — which model wins, and for whom.

Atlassian owns software/dev teams and deep workflows; Monday wins non-technical teams on ease and visuals.

At a glance

MetricAtlassianMonday.com
Revenue$5.2B (FY2025, +21% YoY)$1.232B (FY2025, +27% YoY)
Profit$1.4B+ (Free Cash Flow)FCF $322.7M; 14% operating margin
Active users300,000+ Customers4,281 customers >$50K ARR; 1,756 >$100K
Employees~12,000~2,500+
Founded20022012
HQSydney, AustraliaTel Aviv, Israel

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Litmus Framework Score

Overall: Atlassian 91 · Monday.com 83
Customer Segment
95
85
Value Proposition
93
88
Marketing Channel
98
80
Engagement
94
82
Income Source
91
86
Asset Validation
89
82
Core Operations
85
84
Strategic Alliance
88
75
Expense Validation
87
84

Atlassian leads 9 modules, Monday.com leads 0. Overall edge: Atlassian.

Head to head

DimensionAtlassianMonday.com
Revenue~$5.2B (FY2025)$1.232B (FY2025)
Customers300,000+225,000+
Sweet spotSoftware/dev teams (Jira)Marketing, ops, creative, CRM
Go-to-marketPLG, ~45-50% on R&DBrand marketing + PLG
Marketplace3,000+ apps (~10% of revenue)Growing app ecosystem

FAQ

Is Atlassian or Monday.com a better business?
Atlassian owns software/dev teams and deep workflows; Monday wins non-technical teams on ease and visuals. It depends on what you optimise for — see the module-by-module breakdown above.
What is the difference between Atlassian and Monday.com's business model?
Atlassian operates in SaaS (Unleash the potential of every team), while Monday.com is SaaS (A platform built for a new way of working). Their revenue, scale and Litmus scores are compared in detail above.
Which is more profitable, Atlassian or Monday.com?
Atlassian: $1.4B+ (Free Cash Flow). Monday.com: FCF $322.7M; 14% operating margin.