Confluence Team Hosted, Now with Mockups!

Looking for a best-of-breed, highly usable hosted wiki for your team or company? Well, now you have one more reason to choose Confluence Team Hosted, Atlassian's online version of their excellent enterprise wiki product: effective immediately, all Confluence Team Hosted customers will have access to Balsamiq Mockups for Confluence, free of charge (see Atlassian's announcement here).

Here's another way to look at it: if you are looking to use Balsamiq Mockups to collaborate on wireframes with your team or company, want the power of a killer wiki behind it (for specs, requirement docs, test plans, you name it), but don't want to install anything on your servers, Confluence Team Hosted is just for you.

Pricing starts at $49/month for 10 users, $89/month for 25 users and only $149/month for 50 users, which is ridiculously cheap for what you get. See here for all the details.

Answers to Some Questions You May Have

How can I take advantage of this incredible offer? 😉
Simply head to the Atlassian Confluence Hosted website and sign up! You'll be up and running in no time. There's a free 30-day trial too.

Is this the "Mockups Online" you have been hinting at?
No. Confluence Team Hosted now allows you to use Mockups collaboratively online, but it's more geared towards companies who need a full wiki as well as a collaborative wireframing solution. Confluence Team Hosted starts at 10-users packs and includes more than some of you might need. I am working on a "Mockups-only" hosted website (called "Balsamiq Mockups Online"), which will be entirely focused on Mockups and have pricing plans suitable for individuals and all the way up to enterprises. Stay tuned here for updates.

Do Confluence Team Hosted customers get Mockups for Desktop for free like Mockups for Confluence customers?
No, not at this time. But I do offer volume discounts for Mockups for Desktop.

I will be updating the website shortly to include this new exciting way to take advantage of the power of Balsamiq Mockups.

Read Atlassian's announcement here.

Onward!