What it does
Wikidot is a hosted service for creating wiki-based websites. Its official site describes publishing content, sharing documents, and collaborating with coworkers or friends, with account registration and feature and pricing pages linked from the product homepage. It is a fit for teams that want a wiki site without choosing their own server software.
Publish a small, shared reference site
For an illustrative project handbook, create a wiki site, divide its pages into topics, and invite the intended contributors through the service's account workflow. Wikidot's product page frames the service around building wiki-based websites and sharing content, while linking to feature and pricing information for prospective site owners. That hosted model moves server installation out of the team's workflow.
Before using it for internal company material, check the current access controls and pricing details on the linked official pages; those specifics were not verified for this record. The homepage is enough to confirm the service's wiki-hosting purpose, but not to judge how it handles a particular team's permissions or exports. No account was created and no site was published.
Strengths
- Provides a hosted route to create wiki-based websites rather than requiring a self-managed wiki server.
- The product site positions the service for publishing, document sharing, and collaboration.
Best for
- Groups that need a hosted collaborative wiki site for shared reference material
Sources
- Wikidot - Free and Pro Wiki Hosting (Oct 25, 2026)