Docs & wikis for Startups
Compare programs, credits and discounts from 6 docs & wikis providers.
Atlassian for Startups
1 available offer
Atlassian makes collaboration software for software teams. Products include Jira (issue tracking), Confluence (documentation), Trello (project boards), and Loom (async video) — used by 300,000+ customers globally including 80% of Fortune 500 companies.
Coda for Startups
1 available offer
Coda is an all-in-one doc and app builder that blends documents, spreadsheets, and apps into a single collaborative canvas. Teams use it to run meetings, track OKRs, build internal tools, and automate repetitive workflows — without writing code.
DocSend for Startups
3 available offers
DocSend is a secure document sharing and analytics platform that tells you exactly who viewed your pitch deck, for how long, and on which slides. Used by 50,000+ companies to share fundraising materials, sales proposals, and NDAs with real-time insights.
Document360 for Startups
1 available offer
Document360 is a knowledge base and documentation platform for creating self-service support portals, internal wikis, and API documentation. Used by 10,000+ businesses to help customers help themselves — reducing support tickets and onboarding friction.
Lark for Startups
1 available offer
Lark is an enterprise collaboration suite that combines chat, video conferencing, shared docs, project management, and email in a single app. Built by ByteDance, it's used by 200,000+ organisations globally as an all-in-one alternative to Slack and Google Workspace.
Notion for Startups
2 available offers
Notion is an all-in-one workspace combining notes, documents, databases, wikis, and project management. Used by 30M+ users at companies including Figma, Duolingo, and Pixar to organise work and knowledge — with AI features built natively into every page.