Docusaurus alternative that doesn't require development resources

Archbee is a no-code documentation platform that makes creation, editing, and collaboration effortless… all with zero engineering effort.

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Companies that use Archbee to build better documentation.

Write the docs, set your domain and hit PUBLISH

Once your content is ready, all you do is hit publish. We make it easy to setup branded docs on your domain — with all the bells and whistles.

No more fiddling with markdown, git workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and servers for user-friendly and great-looking docs!

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Selling to developers? Probably not the way you think.

Developers don't "jump" on demos or sales calls. Let them educate themselves on product and they'll sell the product for you internally.

We provide you with the tools to onboard and activate them in your product with no human interaction.

Our incredibly featured editor will make it easy to create the content

Block-based speedy editor with over 30+ custom blocks and 25 embeds and integrations available.
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Not only that, but it's incredibly easy for your entire team to collaborate on creating the content.

WHY ARCHBEE vs. DOCUSAURUS?

Low maintenance required

Fast publishing workflow

Improve developer activation

Hosted and SSL certificates included

Import OpenAPI files

Make your product understood

Easy to use editor

Import Postman Collections

Scale support without the headcount

Effortless content editing + collaboration

Information is more than just plain text.

Archbee's document editor allows you to create and structure your content effortlessly with the flexibility of custom blocks and the simplicity of Markdown syntax.

Utilize a any of the 30+ custom blocks, such as lists, checklists, tables, callouts, minitasks, files, images, videos, maps, multilanguage code editors, diagrams, Mermaid.js, API endpoints, Swagger/Open API, GraphQL, changelogs, HTML iframes, to enhance your team's ability to communicate effectively.

Easy document collaboration with inline comments.

This is knowledge management on steroids to help your team learn to communicate asynchronously.

This is how you build an efficient, resilient & remote-ready team.

We went far beyond the basic editing experience.

Archbee is a complete documentation workspace for your team!

Link docs, mention people to keep knowledge up to date and close by.

Each keystroke is a sub 15 millisecond process time.

One of the easiest as well, no training required. It's the fastest way build up your company's knowledge.

Use markdown shortcuts or just point and click to format for great readability.

Is Archbee the most complete product docs tools out there? You tell us.

Markdown shortcuts

Custom JavaScript and CSS

Dark Mode

Drag and drop to organize

Mention people and docs

Blazing fast search

Custom domain with
SSL certificates

30+ custom blocks

Share multiple spaces
on the same domain

25+ integrations

Password protected spaces

Guest accounts for spaces

Mermaid.js Diagrams

API docs with OpenAPI
and GraphQL

Infinite document history

Catch up to team updates

Organize docs in spaces

Ping team members

Document templates

Visitor authentication for public spaes

Emoji icons for docs
and spaces

Document stats

Share individual docs
or entire spaces

Automatic table of content

Keyboard shortcuts

Embed anything with iframe

Document Backlinks

Knowledge Graph

Slack Integration

Web & Desktop Apps

"We needed to create technical documentation and were looking for a fast, and easy to use platform"

Greg Soltys, docuflow Product Manager at

"Archbee makes building our docs enjoyable and I'm a developer, so you know that's saying something"

Scott Wickberg, Owner & Creative Director

"Once we started scaling, things got tough and we needed a modern solution for knowledge documentation"

Alex Circei, Founder & CEO

"The interface is clean and very easy to use. It has everything we would expect from a team wiki"

Delphine Marceau, Head of Customer Care

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99.99%
Uptime

That comes with 0 unplanned downtime in the past 8 months

500+ happy customers

We help you easily create and share documentation.

Over 100K docs created

That comes with over 2M document edits.

100 millisecond and lower

Is the average response time our system provides.

1.4 average deploys / week

We move so fast we have to generate version numbers.

360+ hosted docs sites

docs.yourcompany.com is hosted by us. No sweat!

Integrated with 25+ apps

We love other software. We don't try to replace everything.

45 minutes avg
response time

We love to talk to customers! Bots are not our thing.

Don’t change your tech stack

Archbee integrates seamlessly with powerful tools to streamline your team's workflows.

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Docusaurus vs. Archbee: What's right for me?

With do-it-yourself sites, you can do whatever you need. But some things you should be aware of if you go that route when building your customer-facing documentation.

1. Developer time is precious: you will have to invest 2-4 weeks initially and probably 5-10 hours per month to maintain the code and push changes to the content;
2. If you have significant traffic (>100K hits per month), you will pay the provider (S3 + Cloudfront, Vercel, or Netflify) some money. In the range of $10 to $50;
3. If you have a commercial offering, you will have to pay Algolia for search; they are free only for OSS;
4. You don't get any integrations out of the box: embedding API docs, diagrams, etc. You put even more development time into it;
5. The static site does not get better with time (unless you put more dev time into it), as opposed to a SaaS solution, which gets better without you doing anything;
6. If you bring in a technical writer, there's a high possibility that they are not familiar with the git + markdown workflow.

That said, it's hard to find what is the real cost of running your own docs website, so we asked the community. Check the first article.