Pricing

Open source? Read the Docs Community is free, forever.

$50

per month

$150

per month

$250

per month

Enterprise — from $10k/year. For organizations with custom requirements — SAML SSO, dedicated builders, advanced audit tracking, and a support SLA. Learn more about Enterprise →

Features	Basic	Advanced	Pro
Pricing Monthly pricing, annual available	$50	$150	$250
Email support Get help with your projects and documentation	3 business days	2 business days	1 business day
Build concurrency Concurrent build processes	2	4	6
Custom domains Host documentation on your own domain name		5	15
Redirects Redirect requests for moved and deleted content	50	250	500
Pageview analytics Better understand your most read pages		30 days	90 days
Search analytics Understand what users are searching for		30 days	90 days
URL customization Use custom URL prefixes to match your site layout
Single sign-on Sign on using external provider	GitHub and GitLab	GitHub and GitLab	GitHub, GitLab, and Google
Authentication auditing Security log of all authentication across your projects	30 days	30 days	90 days
Private repositories Clone private repositories
Documentation authentication Allow specific users to view your documentation

Every plan includes automatic builds, versioning, search, pull request previews, and CDN hosting. See all features →

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Yes, change plans anytime.

Yes. Annual plans are available on every paid tier and can be paid by invoice or purchase order.

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Basic For small teams getting started with private docs.

Advanced For hosting public docs at your own domain.

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