Wiki+ (Plus Software)

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Create a structured team wiki inside Microsoft Teams with nested pages, search, permissions, and history.

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
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What it does

Wiki+ is a knowledge-base and wiki app designed for Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365. Its official product pages describe nested pages, full-text search, version history, permissions, and templates. The pricing page lists a free plan for up to five users and 100 pages, Standard at €4 per user per month, and custom Enterprise pricing; Wiki+ is part of the wider Plus+ app suite.

Wiki+ provides a structured place for teams to create and maintain shared documentation inside their Microsoft environment. The official pages describe nested pages, search across wiki content, version history, permission controls, and templates for common knowledge structures. This can make an internal handbook easier to discover and maintain than documents scattered across individual files.

The pricing page lists Free for up to five users and 100 pages, Standard at €4 per user per month, and custom Enterprise pricing. Wiki+ is designed as a Microsoft Teams app and is part of the wider Plus+ portfolio, so teams should check Microsoft 365 requirements and which Plus+ apps are included. I reviewed the official product, features, and pricing pages; I did not install the Teams app or test permissions.

Strengths

  • Nested pages, full-text search, version history, permissions, and templates support a structured team wiki.
  • The free plan publishes explicit limits, and a per-user Standard price is listed.

Watch out for

  • The product is designed around Microsoft Teams and belongs to a broader Plus+ application suite.

Best for

  • Microsoft Teams organizations that want a shared knowledge base inside their existing workspace.
  • Teams maintaining an internal handbook with page hierarchy, permissions, and revision history.

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