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If the person you want to remove is the admin for a board in the Workspace, or if they're a member on a board that you don’t have access to, you may not be able to remove them if you're using a Free Workspace. However, Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member…

Are you an admin for the Workspace itself even though you're not an admin for those boards? Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member or guest. These tools will be available by the end of March. If you want to remove this person before then, you can do that by…

Just want to add, these new tools will be available by the end of March.

Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member or guest. These tools will be available by the end of March. If you want to remove someone before then, you can do that by starting a free trial of Premium (no credit card required) if you haven’t used a trial…

If the person you want to remove is the admin for a board in the Workspace, or if they're a member on a board that you don’t have access to, you may not be able to remove them if you're using a Free Workspace. However, Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member…

Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member or guest. These tools will be available by the end of March. If you want to remove someone before then, you can do that by starting a free trial of Premium (no credit card required) if you haven’t used a trial…

We have instructions on how to delete your account here: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/deleting-your-trello-account/ You can also unsubscribe to marketing emails on trello.com/my/account in the "Marketing emails" section.

Hi @Richard! We do have a discount available for non-profits. You can find some more information on that here: link: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/non-profit-and-educational-discounts/

Hi @Brad Larsen, I'm copying the response I posted to your question on another article here in case you'd prefer to discuss it here instead. Before I paste that, one more thing. If your company has at least 50 people using Trello and would like to be able to centrally manage multiple Workspaces, you might want to consider…

@François Sumi I'd love to help. We have a comparison of our different plans here. If you're interested in Trello Enterprise, you can contact the Enterprise sales team directly from that page. If you'd like to see how much it would cost to upgrade your Workspace to Trello Standard or Trello Premium, you can find that by…

@Alyssa Tilhou Can you share more about the questions you're hoping to answer? We may be able to help you here. In the meantime, if you have questions about how billing works in Trello Premium, we have more information about that here. If you'd like to see how much it would cost to upgrade your Workspace, you can find that…

@[deleted] Each Workspace is upgraded independently, so yes, if you upgrade multiple Workspaces, you would be paying multiple times for anyone who was in more than one of those Workspaces. Upgrades apply to the entire Workspace rather than an individual user, so you wouldn't upgrade just yourself unless you were the only…

@jonty There's no limit on how many Workspaces you can create. However, each Workspace would have to be upgraded separately, so you would need to pay for yourself on each one.

@Mike Beachy To do that, you'll need to add your personal account as an admin for the Workspace and every board within it. Here's how to make a user an admin of a board: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/making-a-user-an-admin-of-a-board/ Once you've done that, you can remove your work account from those boards and…

@Brad Larsen Upgrades apply to individual Workspaces. So, any Workspaces you have that have 10 or fewer collaborators do not need to be upgraded unless you want to add more people. For your Workspaces that have more than 10 collaborators, if you want all of those people to continue using the boards in that Workspace, you…

@Stephen Moffatt I just want to clarify that you can continue using Trello normally with all of your existing collaborators until May 20, after which you’ll still be able to view all of your boards. The change in April will only affect inviting new collaborators. We’ll also be offering a 30-day free trial of Trello…

@Emilie Anstett If you want to continue editing the board yourself, then you will need to upgrade, because the board will become read-only for you, too. However, in Trello's paid plans, guests that are only members of a single board are free. So, if those 100 people are not members of the Workspace itself and are only on…

@Lonneke Feijten Yes, guests can move Trello cards and comment on cards just as any other board member. Single board guests are free, and they're not included in the bill for any of Trello's paid plans. However, they still count as collaborators, and Free Workspaces will be limited to 10 collaborators total. So, if you had…

@Yamila Cortenova If you would like to have more than 10 people on the boards within your Workspace, then you'll need to upgrade to a paid plan. I'd suggest Trello Standard, which is $5 per user/month if billed annually (and $6/month if billed monthly). Any guest that is only on a single board within the Workspace is free.…

@[deleted] Here are some updates on those definitions: * User = This is not a specific Trello term with a precise definition. Generally, it would refer to someone with a Trello account (meaning they've logged into Trello at some point in their life). When we refer to "per user" pricing, we're referring to billable users.…

@Fanny Ritouet Guests are only included in the bill if they're members of multiple boards within the Workspace. Any guest that's only a member of a single board would be free on any of Trello's paid plans. So, if your customers are usually only on one board each, you wouldn't need to pay for them. If you'd like to see in…

@Jordon Ward Upgrades apply to the entire Workspace rather than an individual user, so you wouldn't choose individual people to upgrade. Once you upgrade, the bill is automatically calculated taking into account all users. However, that doesn't mean that all users have to be paid for as part of that bill. That depends on…

@Dory Reiling Here are a few things that might help: * We have discounts available for non-profits: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/non-profit-and-educational-discounts/ * If your Workspace isn't eligible for the non-profit discount for some reason, Trello Standard also has unlimited collaborators at a lower…

Hi @Anatolii, that's correct—guests are included in the total collaborator count. The "Collaborators" term is intended to include anyone using boards within the Trello Workspace, which means both guests and Workspace members are included. Upgrades apply to the entire Workspace rather than an individual users. However, that…

@Nicole Lim Trello Premium isn't bundled with Jira. By the way, Trello actually has another paid offering available, Trello Standard, which is $5/user/month when paid annually. You can compare all our plans here: trello.com/pricing

@Alix Lewer Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new admin tools that will allow you to fully remove any member or guest. These tools will be available by the end of March. If you want to remove someone before then, you can do that by starting a free trial and then following the steps on this page. However, I’d…

@Denise Fay Free Workspaces in Trello are getting some new tools that will make it super easy to remove members or guests from your Workspace. These tools will be available by the end of March—if you want to remove someone before then, you can do so by following the steps below. To remove a member from a Workspace, go to…

@Aaron Kopel The new admin tools will be available by the end of March.

@Mary Kate Tracey We have enhanced admin features coming to free Workspace by the end of March that will allow you to fully remove that user.

Hi @Jean-Philippe Couture! First, to clarify the timeline, you don't need to make any changes before April 8. On April 8, we will only be blocking the addition of new users in Workspaces that already have 10 or more, so you can continue using Trello normally with the collaborators you already have until May 20. We'll also…