Atlassian for Nonprofits
Summary
Atlassian for Nonprofits offers 100% free Jira, Confluence, and Loom for up to 25 users for eligible nonprofits, administered through Goodstack. The official Atlassian nonprofit pricing page is JS-heavy and was not scrapeable from this terminal; the figures and eligibility are taken from the cross-referenced directory files. Verify directly with Atlassian/Goodstack before applying to a campaign-focused organisation.
Body
https://www.atlassian.com/teams/nonprofits/discount-pricing
Atlassian’s nonprofit program is documented on the company’s discount-pricing page for nonprofits. The standard offer is Jira, Confluence, and Loom free for up to 25 users for eligible nonprofits (the team’s software-development / project-tracking / video-communication stack) [source: atlassian-nonprofits]. The application flow is administered through Goodstack, which performs the nonprofit verification [source: goodstack].
The local scrape manifest records the page as “JS-heavy” — the official pricing page returns minimal server-rendered content and the actual offer figures are loaded client-side. The figures and eligibility above are taken from the cross-referenced directory files and should be treated as confidence: low; verify the current offer and political/advocacy exclusion policy directly with Atlassian/Goodstack before relying on them.
Atlassian’s public program page does not appear to state an explicit political/advocacy exclusion; advocacy eligibility is unknown [source: atlassian-nonprofits].
Use it for
Procuring free Jira / Confluence / Loom for up to 25 users via Goodstack for a software-development, project-tracking, or knowledge-management workload; understanding that the program’s current offer and political/advocacy exclusion need direct verification with Atlassian/Goodstack (the pricing page is JS-heavy and was not scrapeable from this terminal).