What it does
Wiki is a knowledge-management product at wiki.co with a documentation publishing layer. Its official pages describe publishing verified collections to docs sites with custom domains, access controls, search, feedback, and analytics. The vendor lists Starter at $29 per month, Pro at $99, and Team at $249.
Wiki provides a publishing surface for curated knowledge collections rather than a conventional blank-page wiki alone. Its Docs page describes publishing content from verified collections to documentation sites with custom domains, access controls, search, feedback, and analytics. The vendor positions its knowledge system around governing material that may be consumed by people and AI applications.
The pricing page lists Starter at $29 per month, Pro at $99, and Team at $249. Because the product name is generic and the vendor emphasizes AI knowledge governance as well as docs, buyers should verify that the plan and publishing workflow match their intended documentation use. I reviewed the official product and pricing pages; I did not publish a collection or configure a domain.
Strengths
- Published docs sites can include access controls, search, feedback, and analytics.
- The vendor publishes three plan prices rather than requiring a custom quote for every tier.
Best for
- Teams that need governed source knowledge published as a documentation site.
- Organizations that want feedback and analytics on published knowledge content.
Sources
- Wiki | Wiki Management for AI Applications (Oct 25, 2026)
- Docs | Wiki (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing | Wiki (Oct 25, 2026)