A GitBook alternative without per site and per user fees
GitBook is a polished docs platform with Git sync. Zuwiki gives you your own domain, protected docs and an internal wiki at a flat price per organization.
Which tool fits your team?
Zuwiki and GitBook both publish documentation, but they are built for different teams. Here is our honest take.
Choose Zuwiki if
- You want your own domain and protected docs without paying per site and per user.
- Your public docs and your internal knowledge base should live in one tool.
- EU hosting and a provider based in Germany matter for your data protection.
Choose GitBook if
- Your developers want to edit docs in Git with two way sync.
- You want an AI assistant that chats with readers inside your docs.
- You need enterprise SSO with SAML and adaptive content per reader.
Zuwiki and GitBook side by side
Based on the public pricing and documentation of GitBook, last reviewed on October 27, 2026.
Where Zuwiki is different
Moving from GitBook to Zuwiki
No migration project, no consultants. This is how most teams switch.
- 1
Take your content with you
Export your pages from GitBook as Markdown, or copy them over page by page.
- 2
Paste and arrange
Paste Markdown straight into the editor, create categories and drag pages into order.
- 3
Move your domain
Point your docs domain to Zuwiki. The certificate is created for you and indexing starts once the domain is verified.
Your wiki is one click away
Start on the free plan with your own domain. No credit card, no per seat pricing, hosted in the EU.
