Confluence Standard plan now includes 10 active whiteboards!

[#1]

Hi Confluence Community,

We’re excited to share an update that will help you get even more out of Confluence whiteboards! We’ve increased the limit for Confluence Standard from 3 to 10 active whiteboards per user.

What’s changing?

• New: Confluence Standard is changing from a limit of 3 to now support up to 10 active whiteboards per user.

• Who is impacted: Confluence Standard users

• When does this take effect: Immediately

Why are we making this change?

We’ve heard your feedback and know teams need more active whiteboards to collaborate effectively. This update is designed to help teams scale their knowledge base and work more efficiently in Confluence.

What do I need to do?

No action is required on your end. The new limit will be applied automatically to all standard user accounts.

Learn more about the new AI features in the video below and get started with a new whiteboard.

FAQs

Q: Will this impact my billing or subscription?
A: No, this will not have any impact on your billing or subscription.

Q: What happens if I reach the new limit?
A: The limit is for 10 active Whiteboards. You can archive or delete any inactive Whiteboards. If you need additional active Whiteboards, consider upgrading to Confluence Premium, which includes unlimited active Whiteboards and more advanced features (advanced Jira integrations with smart sections and smart connectors, and advanced diagramming shapes).

We want your feedback!

Let us know how this change impacts your team, or if you have any questions. Drop a comment below.

Thank you for being part of the Confluence community!

[Martin Runge]

Yeah! This will be popular with many people.

[Barbara Szczesniak]

Thank you, Atlassian. I can now consider using this feature.

[Jonas Hemgren]

This is a joke, right? A per user limit, rather than an organization pool for paying customers?

We have 67 users, out of which under 5 would ever own whiteboards - but we can't ask them to migrate from Miro because they all have more than 10 boards! Just give us a pool of 670 whiteboards to use across the org, 10 per user, and let us use this feature.

But no, we'll have to keep on paying Miro.