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Team wiki and knowledge base from Atlassian

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Confluence is a wiki for company knowledge and project docs, tightly integrated with Jira.

12 alternatives to Confluence

Ranked by how well each tool replaces Confluence: shared features, audience, price and popularity.

  1. Notion

    Connected workspace for docs, wikis and projects

    Covers 6 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    73 out of 100 match$10/mo

  2. Outline

    Fast, open-source team wiki

    Covers 6 of 6 key features and is open source.

    Open source
    65 out of 100 match$10/mo

  3. Docmost

    Enterprise-ready Wiki for Teams

    Covers 3 of 6 key features and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    64 out of 100 matchContact sales

  4. Slite

    Knowledge base with AI answers.

    Covers 6 of 6 key features.

    63 out of 100 match$10/mo

  5. Coda

    Docs that work like apps

    Covers 5 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    63 out of 100 match$10/mo

  6. TWiki

    TWiki

    Covers 2 of 6 key features and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    63 out of 100 matchFree

  7. HackMD

    Collaborative Markdown workspace for notes, documentation and knowledge sharing

    Covers 5 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    62 out of 100 match$5/mo

  8. Overleaf

    Online collaborative LaTeX editor for scientific and technical writing

    Covers 5 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    60 out of 100 match$7.25/mo

  9. Stack Overflow for Teams (Stack Internal)

    Turns your organization's know-how into a living, reusable memory for humans and AI agents

    Covers 1 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    60 out of 100 matchFree

  10. Notion

    The AI workspace that works for you.

    Covers 5 of 6 key features.

    Free plan
    59 out of 100 match$9.50/mo

  11. Foswiki

    The Free Enterprise Collaboration Platform

    Covers 2 of 6 key features and is open source.

    Open source
    58 out of 100 match—

  12. Tiki

    Open source no-code/low-code web application framework combining wiki, CMS and groupware

    Covers 1 of 6 key features and is open source.

    Free planOpen source
    58 out of 100 matchFree