Pricing

Plans built around workspaces, lifecycle control, and team maturity.

Start small, then unlock environment separation, promotion flow, tenant-wide visibility, and stronger governance as your documentation operation grows.

Free

$0

For evaluation and open source projects that need a serious docs workflow from day one.

  • 1 workspace
  • 1 environment
  • 3 users
  • 2 projects/docs
  • Doc health and section heatmap
  • Reader feedback and comments
  • Basic daily digest
  • Passkey and OTP sign-in
  • Stripe-free tenant bootstrap path
Start free

Starter

$29/mo

For small teams shipping a single documentation workspace with workflow control.

  • 1 workspace
  • 1 environment
  • 10 users
  • 10 docs/projects
  • Version diffs and publishing workflow
  • Notes, watches, and comments
  • Author + publisher daily digest
  • Pre-publish quality gates
  • Section-level feedback and comment threads
Choose Starter

Scale

$149/mo

For larger organizations needing governance, alerting, and broad visibility.

  • 10 workspaces
  • 5 environments
  • 150 users
  • Unlimited docs
  • Advanced alerts and anomaly detection
  • Audit visibility
  • Cross-workspace governance views
  • Priority support
  • Publisher and admin risk views
Choose Scale

What happens on signup

  • Stripe handles checkout and subscription state
  • DocPulse webhook confirms the purchase
  • Your provisioning hook creates the tenant
  • The tenant starts with the correct plan guardrails

Managed and licensed options

Need private hosting, regulated deployment, or air-gapped delivery? Contact us for managed and licensed deployment options.

What happens after checkout?

Stripe completes the subscription, then a provisioning hook creates your DocPulse tenant, owner record, and initial plan limits.

Can I start free and upgrade later?

Yes. Teams often begin on Free or Starter, then upgrade when they need multiple environments, promotion flow, or broader governance.

Do you support managed or licensed deployments?

Yes. Enterprise customers can move to managed or licensed deployments for private hosting, air-gapped environments, or custom operational requirements.