Taiga

Open source Software

Open-source project boards, free to self-host.

Taiga pricing for nonprofits

Taiga is open-source software that technical teams can self-host for free with no user limits. Taiga Cloud offers tiered plans from a small free tier upward, with no nonprofit tier. The Gratis cloud tier (2 projects, 10MB) suits evaluation only.

Taiga

Taiga review for nonprofits

Taiga is an open-source agile project tool nonprofits with technical teams use for Scrum and Kanban software projects, volunteer developer tracking, and transparent public projects.

Taiga Cloud charges per tier with no per-user fees, and the fully free route is self-hosting the open-source edition on your own infrastructure.

Typical nonprofit uses:

  • Run Scrum or Kanban boards for in-house software projects.
  • Coordinate volunteer developers with unlimited collaborators.
  • Host transparent public project boards via self-hosting.

Pros:

  • No per-user fees on any tier, including the free self-hosted edition.
  • Open source with epics, stories, tasks, and issue tracking.

Cons:

  • The free cloud tier is evaluation-sized; real use needs a paid tier or self-hosting.
  • Cloud storage caps are very low, and self-hosting needs operations capacity.

FAQ about Taiga for nonprofits

Does Taiga have nonprofit pricing?

No dedicated nonprofit tier. Use the small free cloud tier for evaluation, a paid tier for hosted use, or self-host the open-source edition for free.

Is there a free option?

Yes. The open-source edition is free to self-host; the Gratis cloud tier covers 2 projects and 10MB for evaluation.

What are the cloud limits?

Gratis allows 2 projects and 10MB, paid tiers scale from 10 projects and 100MB up to unlimited projects and 3GB, with no per-user fees.

When is Taiga a good fit?

For tech-heavy nonprofits running agile development, especially teams able to self-host. A poor fit for storage-heavy general collaboration.

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