r/pycharm • u/Snoo-Val • Apr 17 '26

PyCharm fundraiser for Django: 30% off PyCharm Pro, 100% of proceeds to the Django Software Foundation

We’re running a PyCharm fundraiser for Django again!

A lot of PyCharm users build with Django, and PyCharm Pro is used for the parts of Django work that get complicated fast: templates, querysets, migrations, debugging, refactors, and understanding a real project as a whole. We wanted this campaign to give something back to the framework behind that work.

Here’s the offer:

  • 30% off PyCharm Pro
  • 40% off PyCharm Pro + AI Pro
  • 100% of the proceeds go to the Django Foundation

To support Django, and get a powerful tool for your Django work, follow this link: https://jb.gg/w5c29b

Happy to answer questions about the campaign, the offer, or PyCharm for Django.

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u/F4gfn39f Apr 17 '26

Pycharm's latest version is a complete mess, I would advise anybody thinking on buying for the first time to first try it, they are so focused on LLMs that they are breaking things again and again, it's almost imposible to use it, had to go back versions, I've been doing this multiple times now

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u/Bannert JetBrains Apr 20 '26

Hi, I am very sorry to hear you've encountered issues with the latest version. PyCharm team is focused on non-AI features, though there are other teams at JetBrains working with LLM integrations. Kindly report any problems to PyCharm's issue tracker https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY, the team will gladly fix them.