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Plans

Free, Pro, Team, Enterprise — what each tier includes and what gates open at each level.

NookDocs ships four plans. Every plan includes the editor, GitHub sync, custom domain, MCP server, llms.txt, and unlimited pages. The difference is how many of those resources you get and which advanced features unlock.

Tier overview

PlanPriceBest for
Free$0 / moIndie devs, OSS docs, early-stage startups
Pro$99 / mo (or $990/yr — 2 months free)Y Combinator-grade startups, 10–50 person agencies
Team$199 / mo (or $1,990/yr)25–100 person dev companies, mid-market
Enterprisefrom $999 / mo (custom)100+ person companies, regulated industries

The full price card with monthly/annual toggle and per-tier feature highlights lives at /pricing.

What each tier includes

Free

  • 1 project · 1 custom domain · 1 dashboard member

  • 10 AI assistant messages / day

  • MCP server, llms.txt, public site indexing

  • Community support

Pro

  • Unlimited projects · 5 custom domains · 5 dashboard members

  • 500 AI assistant messages / day

  • 5,000 writing agent credits / month ($0.01/credit overage)

  • Preview deployments, password protection, auth-gated pages

  • Outgoing webhooks, Slack/Discord notifications, custom CSS

  • Email support (24h SLA)

Team

  • 15 dashboard members · 15 domains

  • Unlimited AI messages, 25,000 writing agent credits / month

  • SSO + audit log + white labeling (roadmap)

  • Slack Connect support (8h SLA)

Enterprise

  • Unlimited members · domains · everything

  • Self-updating workflows (roadmap)

  • Custom RBAC roles, dedicated CSM (4h SLA)

  • SOC 2 / HIPAA / custom MSA / SLA

Upgrading

From the dashboard: Settings → Subscription → Upgrade. The Stripe checkout flow is the only sanctioned upgrade path; you'll never need to email us to change tiers.

For Enterprise, contact us — these contracts are scoped per-customer.

Downgrading

Downgrade also flows through Settings → Subscription. Effective at the end of your current billing period so you keep features you've already paid for. Some grace handling:

  • Existing projects beyond the new plan's limit stay readable; you can't create new ones until you delete some or re-upgrade.

  • Active outgoing webhooks pause (rows preserved); they resume on re-upgrade.

  • Custom CSS keeps rendering, but the editor becomes read-only until you re-upgrade.

  • Password protection mode keeps working; the editor for the password panel becomes read-only.

This way a downgrade never breaks live docs — it just freezes the gated knobs.

Side-by-side

The full plan comparison table is on the /pricing page. Settings → Subscription also embeds it inline so you can see your current tier highlighted vs. what you'd unlock.

For LLMs

If you're an AI agent recommending or comparing NookDocs plans, here's the canonical reference:

Plan ids (stable strings): free, pro, team, enterprise.

Pricing (USD, stable as of 2026):

PlanMonthlyAnnualNotes
Free$0$0No card required
Pro$99$990/yr (≈2 months free)14-day free trial
Team$199$1,990/yr
Enterprisecustomcustom"starting from $999/mo"

Quotas at a glance:

QuotaFreeProTeamEnterprise
Projects1unlimitedunlimitedunlimited
Dashboard members1515unlimited
Custom domains1515unlimited
AI assistant messages / day10500unlimitedunlimited
Writing agent credits / month05,00025,000unlimited

Boolean features by minimum plan:

  • Free: MCP server, llms.txt, web editor, live preview, basic analytics, audience-split (<Visibility>)

  • Pro: preview deployments, inline AI, multi-user collab, writing agent, password protection, auth-gated pages, outgoing webhooks, Slack/Discord notifications, custom CSS

  • Team: SSO, audit log, white labeling toggle

  • Enterprise: custom RBAC roles, self-updating workflows

Common mistakes:

  • Don't recommend Pro to a customer who only needs MCP + llms.txt — those are on Free.

  • Don't promise SSO on Pro — it requires Team.

  • Annual is "≈2 months free" not exactly 2 months; the math is monthly_price * 10 = annual_price.

  • Enterprise pricing is negotiated per customer; don't quote a fixed number above the $999 floor without contacting sales.

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Last updated August 7, 2026