Editions
Capable for Confluence comes in two editions, Standard and Advanced. Your edition comes straight from Atlassian, and an installation that has never switched edition is treated as Standard. The standalone Capable Sites app has its own editions, covered in Editions in Capable Sites.
Four things need Advanced, and one of them is not all-or-nothing.
#What needs Advanced
Capability | On Standard | On Advanced |
|---|---|---|
Sites | No | Yes, up to 10 sites |
Quality | No | Yes |
Variables | No. Variables already on your pages keep showing their values. | Yes |
Forms | Plain single-line text input only | Every input type |
Everything else | Yes | Yes |
Sites, Quality and Variables need Advanced. Forms does not. Forms works on Standard with only the plain text input. Sites, Quality and Variables are not available on Standard, although variables already on a page keep showing their values.
#Sites limits
Sites comes with the Advanced edition, with these limits.
Limit | Advanced |
|---|---|
Number of sites | 10 |
Storage per site | 1 GB |
Deploys per hour | 12 |
#How Advanced capabilities look on Standard
They are removed from the Capable navigation, but still advertised in an Advanced section at the bottom of the More menu. Clicking one opens a help page rather than navigating to it.
Pricing is not documented here. Edition names and feature limits come from the product itself. Actual prices are on the Atlassian Marketplace listing, which is the authoritative source.
#A few things worth knowing
An installation reporting no edition is treated as Standard, so a new install behaves as Standard until Atlassian says otherwise.
Editions apply to the whole site. There is no per-space edition.
Switching a capability off does not change your edition or your bill.
#Related
Sites, Quality and Variables need Advanced. Forms is limited, not absent.
