Claude free plan limits for nonprofits

Pricing for nonprofits

Anthropic gives eligible nonprofits Claude Team for $8 per user per month, or $3 in low- or middle-income countries, with a 2-seat minimum.

Review for nonprofits

AI assistant for writing, analysis and document work, $8 per user per month for eligible nonprofits.

Anthropic gives eligible nonprofits Claude Team for $8 per user per month, or $3 in low- or middle-income countries, with a 2-seat minimum.

Typical nonprofit uses:

Draft grant applications and proposals
Summarize research and board documents
Analyse program data and produce charts
Answer questions across connected donor systems
Build repeatable workflows for program staff

Pros:

Free plan needs no payment details
Nonprofit rate is a fraction of the standard Team price
Reduced rate for nonprofits in low- or middle-income countries
Connects to donor platforms such as Blackbaud, Benevity and Candid
Training is off by default on Team and Enterprise

Cons:

Nonprofit rate requires verification and has a 2-seat minimum
Free plan has no fixed message allowance and can be capacity limited
Research and Claude Code are paid features
Enterprise nonprofit pricing is not published

FAQ about Claude for nonprofits

What does the Claude free plan include?

The free plan costs nothing and includes chat on web, desktop and mobile, web search, file creation and code execution, memory, connectors, Artifacts and up to 5 Projects. Research, Claude Code and usage credits are not part of it.

How much does Claude charge nonprofits?

Anthropic offers Claude Team to eligible nonprofits at $8 per user per month, with a nonprofit access rate of $3 per user per month for nonprofits based in low- or middle-income countries. The Team plan is sold for 2 to 150 seats with a minimum of 2 seats.

Who qualifies for the nonprofit rate?

Registered 501(c)(3) organizations and their international equivalents, K-12 public and private schools, and certain mission-based healthcare providers including independent Critical Access Hospitals, Rural Emergency Hospitals, Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Clinics.

How does a nonprofit get verified?

Organizations with fewer than 20 people verify their nonprofit status through Anthropic's partner Goodstack, a process that takes about two to three minutes. Larger organizations are handled by the sales team, and Enterprise customers are verified during the sales process.

Is my data used for training?

On the free, Pro and Max plans training is opt-out. On Team and Enterprise plans it is off by default. The nonprofit Team plan therefore does not train on an organization's conversations unless it opts in.