Plans and Pricing

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Looking for the complete details on ReadMe's plans and pricing?

Head to our pricing page for a full list of features available on each plan!

Choosing the Right Plan

Not sure which plan to choose? Go to your Project Dashboard > Configuration > Upgrade Plan page where the features you're currently utilizing are marked with a star!

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Interested in exploring Enterprise?

Head to our Enterprise page to discover Enterprise features and to request a demo with our Growth team!

Free Plan

The Free plan only includes the API Reference section—you won't be able to publish any content in Guides. If you only need to show documentation based on an OAS file and don't need a custom domain or advanced customization, this plan is for you!

Trial Plan

Newly created projects are automatically put on a 14-day Trial Plan, which grants the same features and capabilities as a Business Plan, with the exception of launching your project publicly. When a project's trial ends, some features will be disabled until a plan has been selected.

If you utilize a feature during your Trial that isn't available on the plan you selected, the feature will be disabled. When this happens any content associated with the feature (such as Markdown Guides or Custom CSS) is not deleted, only access to the feature is disabled.

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Contact our support team if you need help regaining any content that was defined in your project during the Trial period and is no longer accessible!

Managing and Upgrading Your Plan

To view and manage your current plan, go to your Project Dashboard > Configuration > Upgrade Plan.

See our docs here for more information about upgrading your plan or updating your project's payment method!

Add-ons

Enhance your project by adding Developer Dashboard, API Logging, and Owlbot AI to your project! To add these features, go to your Project Dashboard > Configuration > Upgrade Plan.

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Add-ons are only available on paid plans

Projects on a Trial or Free plan cannot subscribe to paid add-on features.

Plans for Open Source Projects

We ❤️ Open Source! If you have an open source GitHub or Bitbucket repository and the entire project is open source (not just an SDK or library related to a closed source project) then you qualify for our Open Source plan!

The Open Source plan includes all the features in the Startup plan except:

1. Custom domains (such as opensource.example.com) are disabled; projects can only be accessed by their ReadMe subdomain (i.e. opensource.readme.io).
2. The project's access is locked to Public. (Access to Project Admins Only and Site-wide Password cannot be selected.)

To apply for an Open Source plan, go to your Project Dashboard > Configuration > Upgrade Plan and click on the Open Source application link to fill out the form.

If you have any questions about the Open Source plan, contact us and we'll be more than happy to help you out!