What a sponsored group actually receives.

It would be easy to hand sponsored groups the top plan and call it generosity. We are not doing that, for a reason worth stating openly.

Businesses pay for Irabu. Their payments fund the 3% commitment that funds this programme. Giving the same product away for nothing to organisations sitting next to them in the market undercuts the people paying, and a programme that damages its own funding source does not last.

So Mission is a different shape. It has what an under-resourced organisation needs to run itself, and it does not have the features companies buy Irabu for — the integrations, the audit exports, the contractual apparatus.

Tier

Mission. Built for this programme and not sold commercially.

Cost to the group

Nothing. A sponsor covers the whole discounted rate, or the 3% commitment does. No card, no invoice, no minimum term, and no automatic conversion to a paid plan.

Term

Twelve months, renewed on a short confirmation that your group still qualifies and still wants it. No cap on renewals.

People

Up to 25 members, plus up to 10 guests for volunteers, trustees, extension officers and partner staff who need part of the workspace but not all of it.

AI

500 requests a month. Answers are grounded only in what your group has shared with the platform, and every answer carries its sources so it can be checked.

Automations

25 active automations.

Storage

10 GB.

Also included

Guest portal, custom fields and recurring tasks.

Set-up

A live session with your team, and starting templates for common needs — grant tracking, policy libraries, term planning, crop and season records, member registers.

Support

Standard support. Not the priority queue that paying Business customers get.

Next to the commercial plans

Mission is priced at a discount off the Pro rate. The discounted figure is not set yet, so this site does not print one — it will appear on every directory listing once it is.

Listing this is not managing expectations downward. It is so you can plan.

• Cash.This programme grants software licences. A sponsor’s money never reaches a group as money. If what you need is funding, we are the wrong people and we will say so rather than string you along.
• Integrations and the public API. Not on Mission. If your work depends on wiring Irabu to another system, this tier will not do it.
• Single sign-on. SAML and OIDC are not built yet, on any plan. If your IT policy mandates SSO, that is a blocker today.
• A signed DPA or custom contract. Those sit on Enterprise.
• Data migration. We advise, and the import tools are yours to use, but we do not move your files for you.
• Hardware, devices or connectivity. We give software. If the barrier is phones, laptops or bandwidth, this programme does not solve it.
• Offline use. The platform needs a working connection. For some of the groups on our own eligibility list, that is a real limit.

These describe what the product is built to do. They are not a record of results we have measured.

A programme that reaches schools, youth groups and disability learning centres has to be clear about vulnerable people’s data before it is clear about anything else.

• We collect no data about the people you serve. Not at application, not during the programme, not for the directory. Our relationship is with the organisation and its staff.
• No accounts for under-18s. The programme provisions staff workspaces. We do not create learner logins.
• Your content is not training data. Content in your workspace is used for inference only and never to fine-tune or update model weights.
• You stay the data controller. What your staff put in the workspace stays yours, and you can export it and leave at any point.
• A sponsor never sees your workspace. They are told which group they covered and that it is running. Nothing else.
• Concerns have a route. Anything safeguarding- related goes to safeguarding@irabu.org, and we aim to acknowledge within one working day.