Knowledge Base
Contact sales; site displays 249/month
30 users, 12 GB storage and essential features
Customisable knowledge-base platform for customer help and internal documentation.
Choose it if
Support teams wanting branded, multilingual knowledge bases with many internal users
Skip it if
Small sites seeking a cheap self-serve help centre or an unambiguous public price
Starting price
Contact sales; site displays 249/month without a clear currency
14-day free trial
Decision checklist
Helpjuice is knowledge base software for building a customer help centre, an internal wiki, or both. It focuses on search, customisable design and collaborative editing, with analytics showing what people search for and which articles help.
Writers create articles in a collaborative editor, with workflows for drafting, review and publishing. Readers find answers through search, and analytics show failed searches, which tell you what content is missing. Localisation and AI translation help publish the same article in several languages. Helpjuice also customises the knowledge base design to match your brand.
Plans are priced by users and storage rather than per seat. Moving from the 30-user Knowledge Base plan to the 100-user AI Knowledge Base plan adds 200 a month in the site’s displayed currency, along with more storage and the AI suite. That suits organisations where many staff contribute, but it’s a high entry point for a small team.
The public pricing text doesn’t show a currency symbol, so confirm the billed currency and amount with sales before budgeting.
Start with the questions that create the most tickets. Pull a month of support tickets, group them by topic and write one clear article per topic before launch. Use a consistent structure: a short answer first, then steps, then troubleshooting. After launch, check the failed-search report weekly and write articles for the terms people search for but can’t find. Link the knowledge base from your contact form so customers see answers before they submit a ticket.
Helpjuice fits support teams that want a branded, searchable knowledge base with many internal contributors. Developer documentation teams should compare GitBook or Mintlify, and teams wanting a knowledge base inside a help desk can use the one in Zoho Desk or Freshdesk.
Starting price: Contact sales; site displays 249/month without a clear currency. Model: Flat subscription tier with user and storage limits.
Worked exampleFor a 25-person support organisation, the published 30-user entry allowance appears sufficient. The site displays 249 per month (2,988 over 12 months in that billing currency), but the payable amount must be confirmed with sales.
Contact sales; site displays 249/month
30 users, 12 GB storage and essential features
Contact sales; site displays 449/month
100 users, 24 GB storage and AI suite
Published monthly amounts are shown without an explicit currency symbol in the retrieved pricing text; confirm currency, billed total, tax and AI allocation with sales. Evidence is limited for these details.
Closest alternative: document360. Here is how the shortlist compares on price and fit.
| Compare | Helpjuice |
GitBook |
Mintlify |
Scholarcy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Support teams wanting branded, multilingual knowledge bases with many internal users | Developer-facing product teams publishing API and product documentation | API-first SaaS teams combining developer-written reference material with contributions from technical writers and product staff | Students and researchers screening literature and organising article summaries for later comparison |
| Starting price | Contact sales; site displays 249/month without a clear currency | Free; Premium US$65/site/month billed annually plus US$12/user/month | $450/month | Free summarizer; paid subscription: Contact sales (numeric price not reliably verified) |
| Free plan / trial | 14-day free trial | Free individual plan and 14-day Premium trial | Yes | Free summarizer and seven-day paid trial; public free-limit descriptions differ |
| Biggest limitation | The public price text lacks an unambiguous currency and the AI feature allocation needs confirmation | Premium has separate site and collaborator charges | AI features sit behind a substantial paid-plan step, with a shared credit budget that must cover assistant answers, narration and automated updates. | Summaries depend on accessible source text, so scanned or inaccessible papers can fail and every important conclusion still needs source review. |
Prices are taken from each vendor's own pricing page on the dates shown. Taxes and add-ons may apply; confirm before you buy.
The official page lists 30.
12 GB.
The pricing presentation is unclear on that point; confirm the exact AI entitlement with sales.
Yes, localisation and AI translation are listed.
The vendor says custom design is included.
The pricing page advertises a 14-day trial.
We read pricing and plan limits from Helpjuice's own pages (listed above) on the dates above. Where a vendor does not publish a price we can verify, we say so rather than estimate. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
Profile updated · facts checked 27 Sep 2026
