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Markets2026-08-11 · source-backed
The Q4 FY2026 8-K reports $1,766M revenue up 28% and subscription ARR of $6,606M up 23%, but the builder-relevant number is a million MAUs on the agent-facing surface with a 3x increase in automations. Atlassian quantified zero revenue or margin contribution from it. Meanwhile FY27 guidance is 13% revenue growth and 18% subscription ARR growth, a clear deceleration from the 23% just posted. A million agent-facing MAUs alongside decelerating ARR is exactly the gap the per-agent metering debate exists to close.
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