Standard public calculator displayed $5.78/user/month on monthly billing; price changes with seat count and billing. Free plan up to 10 users exists. Source
Confluence vs AFFiNE (mixed-license stack; review required)
Fit:
Migration notes
Docs/whiteboards for shared knowledge; verify EE/CE license scope and procurement before production. Migration compatibility not independently tested.
Sources: affine.pro, affine.pro · checked 2026-10-21
ConfluencePaid incumbent
| Standard | entry | Not established |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | business | Not established |
| Enterprise | enterprise | Not established |
| Local editor / Free | free local editor/core | Free |
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| Self-Hosted Team | paid self-hosted Team | USD 120 / user / yr |
| Enterprise | commercial self-hosted/cloud contracts | Quote only |
What you may give up
- Official enterprise page says self-hosted Team required for more than 10 seats; multiple admin roles and priority support in Team.
- Non-CE backend/native code has commercial EE production and redistribution restrictions.
Tier U: MIT covers code outside backend/native. Backend EE license explicitly exempts CE-distributed and specified client-side portions under MPL-2.0. Official marketing calls backend source-available, while blogs acknowledge MPL CE carveout. Full current CE boundary not independently reconstructed: do not present full stack as verified OSI OSS. MIT local editor is clearly OSS. License source
What running it takes
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- Application and migration job plus persistent storage/config volumes
Hover or focus an icon for its name. Dashed means not established; struck through means no; grouped icons are alternatives.
Local-first editor usable independently; server uses PostgreSQL/Redis in stable-image compose. Backend source-available/component-specific licenses; check release CE/EE boundaries. Canary-branch compose read deploys stable images. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.