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Moqups for Confluence Cloud

by Moqups
works with Confluence Cloud

Free app

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3.3/ 5

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  • Nash Gadre

    Posted on Oct 15, 2021

    NOTE: It is worth to get Moqups paid license. Moqups as a UI tool is great! love it!

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  • Tim Powers

    Posted on Jun 11, 2021

    This is NOT a free app, as is indicated in the Atlassian Marketplace. Using the word "free" seems like a gimmick to get you to install it, but then when you try to use it, you need to sign up for a Moqups plan which requires you to pay between $16 and $49 per month. When you try to use it, you get a message that says "Your current Moqups plan does not support Atlassian integration. To connect the Moqups App, upgrade to one of our current plans." The least expensive plan is $16/mo. I contacted Moqups about this and they said "The Moqups for Confluence Plugin is free, meaning that you won't pay more to install it to your Confluence instance, but you will need to have a premium Moqups subscription in order to connect it to your Atlassian install." This is like McDonalds offering free hamburgers, but then charging you to eat them. It's arguably false advertising to show it as "free" in the Atlassian Marketplace. Disappointing. If you don't want to pay $16/mo and don't want to waste 10 minutes trying to figure that out, don't bother with this app.

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  • Krzysztof Caputa

    Posted on Apr 5, 2019

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  • Lasse Pedersen

    Posted on Nov 18, 2018

    I had hoped that this would be an actual "work integration" where I could embed specific pages one at a time from Moqups in my requirement specs. And utilize the comment system etc. the same way as when embedding a screenshot or other image. Instead, this is basically just a "shell" on the Confluence page that Moqups runs within. I see one good use of it though. Because the thumbnail can be set for a specific page, it can function as a "live thumbnail" for that page at least. And when opening the project, one jumps directly to that page. The user can still browse and edit other pages - but at least the correct page will open directly.

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  • bogdanpol

    Posted on Oct 19, 2017

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