Pricing for nonprofits
Atlassian gives nonprofits 75% off Cloud plans plus a free 25-user Teamwork Collection bundle.

Review for nonprofits
Jira is an issue and project tracking platform tech-mature nonprofits use for program and project tracking, help and service desks, and knowledge bases together with Confluence.
The nonprofit program is among the deepest available: 75% off Cloud plans plus a free 25-user Teamwork Collection bundle. Expect real administration overhead in exchange.
Typical nonprofit uses:
- Track programs and projects as issues and boards.
- Run an internal help and service desk.
- Build an intranet knowledge base in Confluence.
Pros:
- The deepest discount in its class plus a genuinely free 25-user bundle.
- Clearly documented Goodstack verification path.
Cons:
- Administration overhead; Enterprise tiers discount less.
- Beyond 25 users the free bundle ends and paid discounts apply.
FAQ about Jira for nonprofits
What does Jira cost nonprofits?
75% off Cloud Standard and Premium; the Teamwork Collection bundle (Jira, Confluence, Loom) is free up to 25 users; Data Center self-hosted is free.
Which organizations qualify?
Registered nonprofits and social enterprises that are non-governmental and non-political, verified by Goodstack under per-country rules.
What are the limits?
The free bundle caps at 25 users; larger deployments use the 75% Cloud discount, with Enterprise tiers varying.
When is Jira a good fit?
For tech-mature nonprofits needing Jira and Confluence together with service-desk workflows.
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