Available October 2026 Early access pricing

Docs your users
actually find.

Docusaurus powers the documentation of React, Jest and thousands of serious products. We design, build and deploy yours, product docs, API references or an internal knowledge base, Markdown-first, versioned, searchable, on your own infrastructure. Pay once, write forever.

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Markdown-first, Git-versioned Open source (MIT) From $1,000 · one time
Why Docusaurus, self-hosted

Stop renting your
own knowledge back.

Wiki SaaS charges per seat to read pages your own team wrote. Docusaurus flips that: docs are plain Markdown in your Git repo, built into a fast static site, served from your own infrastructure. Nobody can raise the rent on your documentation.

  • Content is portable by design. Markdown files in Git, no export wizard, no proprietary format, no lock-in ever.
  • Unlimited readers and writers. Public product docs or a 2,000-person internal KB, same cost: your hosting bill.
  • Battle-tested at scale. Built by Meta, MIT-licensed, and running docs for React, Jest and thousands of products.
  • Air-gappable. Static output means internal docs can run on a network that never touches the internet.
Docusaurus · one portal
on your servers
Product docs
API reference
Search
Versioning
i18n
Blog
SSO gate
Analytics
Replaces Confluence Notion GitBook ReadMe
What we deploy

A documentation portal,
designed and delivered.

Not a bare template, a finished portal: your brand, your information architecture, your content migrated, with a publishing workflow your team will actually use.

Information architecture first

We map your products, audiences and content into a navigation people can actually reason about, before a single page is styled.

Your brand, not a theme

Custom design tokens, typography, landing pages and components, it looks like your product, not like every other Docusaurus site.

Search that works offline too

Self-hosted search (Typesense or local index), no third-party search SaaS, works even on air-gapped internal deployments.

API docs from your spec

OpenAPI / GraphQL schemas rendered into browsable references, regenerated automatically on every release.

CI/CD publishing pipeline

Writers merge a pull request; the site builds, checks links and deploys itself. Versioned docs per release, preview builds per branch.

Content migration included

We convert your existing Confluence, Notion, GitBook or Word content to clean Markdown, structure, images and code blocks intact.

The engagement

From scattered wiki
to shipped portal.

Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline, like every aërgap deployment.

Discovery

Audit existing content, map audiences and IA, agree the design direction. One workshop, one written spec, one fixed quote.

Week 1

Design & build

Portal designed and built: theme, landing pages, nav, search, versioning, CI/CD pipeline on your infrastructure.

Week 1 – 2

Migrate & train

Existing content converted to Markdown and restructured. One training session for writers, it's just Git and Markdown.

Week 2

Launch & care

DNS flipped, redirects in place, old wiki archived. 30 days of care included; consulting hours after that.

Week 3
Honest pricing

Pay once.
Publish forever.

One-time setup from $1,000, priced by content volume and design scope. No subscriptions, no per-reader fees, a static site costs almost nothing to host. Docusaurus deployments open October 2026; early-access customers get first slots and locked-in launch pricing.

Post-launch: $50 / hour consulting for redesigns, migrations or new sections. Most portals need zero maintenance.
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FAQ

Questions
teams ask.

If yours isn't here, a 20-minute call is usually faster than more reading.

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The software is free; the work isn't. You're paying for information architecture, a custom design, content migration from your current wiki, self-hosted search, a CI/CD publishing pipeline, and hosting set up on your infrastructure. The difference between "npx create-docusaurus" and a documentation portal your customers compliment is a few weeks of skilled work, that's what we sell, once.
Yes. Writers edit Markdown through GitHub/GitLab's web editor or a friendly CMS layer (Decap, TinaCMS) that we can add, no terminal required. Every change goes through a review step before publishing, which most teams end up loving.
Yes. We put the portal behind your SSO (Entra ID, Google, or your IdP) or inside your VPN. For regulated environments the whole thing, including search, runs air-gapped with zero outbound network access.
We're finalising our portal blueprint, theme system, migration tooling, search recipes. Join early access now and we'll audit your current docs in advance, lock in launch pricing, and schedule you into the first build slots in October. Scoping calls and quotes are free either way.

Documentation you own, on a domain you control.

Free 30-minute scoping call. You leave with a written plan and a quote, even if you decide to stay on your current wiki.

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