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Share a high-priority update or announcement that everyone should notice.
News, events, and announcements your team actually uses, without the bloat.


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Company news, announcements, events, recognition, ideas, and more. Each has a form made for it, so you can write one in minutes.
The board sits right in Confluence. Posts are filed by category. Staff get one feed and one stream of in-app notifications, in place of news spread through email and chat.
All 59 curated categories are ready-made posts. They come with the right fields, a guide on what to write, and good options set for you. Pick the category that fits and fill in what you know.
Staff react, comment, and sign up right on the post. Team Hub keeps the counts for you. When you share news, you can point to how it went. You do not have to guess.
Teams that post
Categories come in groups, by topic. People who post find the ones that suit their work.
Company events, all-hands, new-hire welcomes, and work anniversaries.
Company news, policy updates, leadership notes, and announcements.
Team updates, project milestones, customer wins, and open Q&A.
Quick tips, training and workshops, mentorship, and job shadowing.
Atlassian’s own Company Hub does the same news job. It comes only with the Premium and Enterprise plans. Team Hub does this job for teams on the Standard plan. You pay per user for the app. It is free for up to 10 users. Your whole site stays on the plan it has now.
Wikis and intranets fill up with stale pages. Each Team Hub post has a lifespan. When it ends, the post ages out on its own. What staff see stays up to date, and no one has to clean up. No intranet does this.
Posting works the way templates do in Confluence and Jira, with a live preview as you write. There is nothing new to learn.
It asks for 3 permissions. You see them before you approve the install. Team Hub can view your Confluence content and spaces. It can access Atlassian user accounts for posts, reactions, and visibility. It also reads and writes its own app data. That is all it asks for. Only a Confluence site admin can install it.
No. The install starts a free 30-day trial. You need no credit card. Past the free tier, Atlassian adds the app to your Confluence bill. There is no new vendor to set up. Atlassian sells apps at the same user tier as your site. Plan to pay for each licensed seat, not only the staff who post.
It is priced per user on Confluence Cloud. The rate per user drops at each tier. Big sites pay much less per user than small ones. Yearly plans are one flat price for your user tier. Prices are public, so you can check yours before you install. See the price for your user tier on the Atlassian Marketplace.
Yes. Only a Confluence admin can add or remove Team Hub moderators. Moderators can edit, delete, or close any post. They can also move it back to drafts. If they edit a post, they must say why. Team Hub then tells the post's owner.
Today the interface is in English only. We are working on German, French, Spanish, and Polish. More will follow. We have not published release dates. Team Hub takes each person's language, time zone, and date format from their Confluence profile. If Team Hub does not support their language, it shows English.
There is no charge for up to 10 users. You can start in minutes on your current plan. Get it from the Atlassian Marketplace.
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