TL;DR - Confluence
- Confluence is Atlassian's team workspace for creating, organizing, and sharing documentation
- It provides templates, real-time editing, and deep integration with Jira for technical teams
- Free for up to 10 users, Standard at $5.75/user/month
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing Plans
7-day free trialFree
Free
10 users
- 10 users
- 2GB storage
- Basic features
Most Popular
Standard
$5.16/user/month
Annual
- Unlimited users
- 250GB
- Page analytics
About Confluence
Confluence is the wiki for Atlassian shops. If you use Jira, Confluence connects documentation to tickets. Teams create spaces for projects, write pages with rich content, and build knowledge bases.
The editor handles complex content. Integrations with Atlassian products are seamless. Enterprise features satisfy larger organizations.
Teams invested in Atlassian's ecosystem use Confluence because it's the documentation tool designed to work with the rest of their stack.
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Confluence FAQ
Yes, Confluence offers a free plan for up to 10 users with basic features, 2GB storage, and community support. Paid plans start at $5.75/user/month (Standard) for more features and storage.
Confluence Standard costs $5.75/user/month, Premium costs $11/user/month (analytics, admin insights), and Enterprise has custom pricing. Discounts available for annual billing and larger teams.
Confluence is a team wiki and knowledge management platform for documentation, meeting notes, project plans, and collaboration. It organizes content in spaces and pages with powerful search.
Confluence deeply integrates with Jira—embed Jira issues in pages, link requirements to tickets, and sync roadmaps. It's the preferred documentation tool for Jira-using teams.
Yes, Confluence includes 75+ templates for meeting notes, project plans, retrospectives, product requirements, and more. You can also create custom templates for your team's workflows.
Confluence excels at structured documentation and Atlassian integration. Notion is more flexible with databases and personal productivity. Confluence is better for enterprises; Notion for versatility.
Yes, Confluence supports simultaneous editing with presence indicators, inline comments, @mentions, and version history. Multiple team members can work on the same page in real time.