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Developers write Markdown in Git. Product, support, and marketing use a visual editor. Same content, one source of truth — no more copy-paste between four systems.

Trusted by product teams shipping docs every day
ONE CONTENT, TWO WORKFLOWS
CONTENT OPS
Drag-reorder pages, nest categories, and push changes from the visual editor — or your CLI. Draft, review, publish per page, without merge conflicts between the content team and engineering.
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Live cursors, inline comments, and suggestions built on Payload's access control. Support flags issues, engineers approve — no more Slack threads about typos.
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Personalize every detail. From branding and interface layout to colors and menus — so Helpnode feels like an extension of your brand, not ours.
Seamless integrations. Plug Helpnode into the tools you love. Sync content with GitHub, bill with Stripe, search with Orama — no glue code required.
Static HTML for readers, ISR for the long tail. Docs load in under a second on mobile.
Keyword + semantic search out of the box. Query logging surfaces the gaps in your content.
Free custom domains on every paid plan. One CNAME, 90 seconds to activate — Let's Encrypt handles the cert.
"We moved off our previous docs tool in an afternoon. Hybrid workflow is the real unlock."
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Short, compelling quote from an early Helpnode user goes here — something that frames the before/after of their docs workflow.
Another placeholder quote with a specific outcome: fewer support tickets, faster onboarding, etc.
A third placeholder that leans into the hybrid workflow angle — engineers plus non-technical editors.
A fourth placeholder about shipping speed — how much faster the team moves with a hybrid docs tool.
A fifth placeholder leaning on search quality — readers finding answers without filing tickets.
A sixth placeholder about brand control — custom domains and themes that look like the customer, not us.
PRICING
For a single workspace and early experiments.
For product teams shipping docs every week.
For larger teams with SSO and security reviews.
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