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# For nonprofits

## For nonprofits

At Felt, we believe powerful mapping tools shouldn't be limited when it comes to organizations working to create positive change. We're proud to offer a discounted nonprofit program. With Felt you can easily transform complex datasets into compelling, shareable maps to drive greater impact, reach broader audiences, and support advocacy efforts with clear, visual storytelling that resonates across communities, media, and stakeholders.

## What's included

**Verified U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofits get 30% off Professional or Enterprise.**

You get the same Felt — full collaboration, unlimited Viewer seats, dashboards, the Field App, embedded maps, and support for every file format we offer. The discount applies to whichever tier fits your team.

* **Professional** — 10 Full Access seats, unlimited Viewer seats, 25 GB of data processing per month, 100,000 map views per month, all collaboration and visualization features.
* **Enterprise** — adds live cloud sources (Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, S3), AI features and MCP, the REST API and JavaScript SDK, SSO/SAML, regional hosting, and dedicated support.

For a full feature comparison, see the [pricing page](https://felt.com/pricing).

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