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Developer documentation platforms · 9 alternatives · Stoplight iScore 76 (#7/10)

Every developer documentation platforms provider this site tracks, ordered by iScore — the same peers Stoplight's own score is measured against. The line under each name is where its sourced facts differ from Stoplight's; where a full comparison exists, the row links to it.

Ranked by iScore
  1. FernEntry paid plan: No priced paid plan is listed for Fern Docs: Enterprise is quoted by sales (Custom, 'Tail…84#1/10
  2. ReadMeEntry paid plan: $250/month for Pro, shown with 'Billed annually' and no monthly-billed price: teammates,…84#2/10
  3. GitBookEntry paid plan: Essential is $65 per site per month when billed annually, plus $12 per user per month for…84#3/10
  4. FumadocsEntry paid plan: No paid plan is listed: fumadocs.dev shows no plans or prices and presents Fumadocs as an…84#4/10
  5. ScalarEntry paid plan: Pro is $150/month ($125/month billed yearly): 5 editor seats, up to 15 APIs, 1 SDK up to…81#5/10
  6. MintlifyEntry paid plan: $540/month billed monthly for Pro ($450/month when billed annually): unlimited editor sea…79#6/10
  7. Bump.shEntry paid plan: $50/month for Basic: 10 API docs, 5 MCP tools, a custom domain and CLI and GitHub integra…71#8/10
  8. ArchbeeEntry paid plan: Growing starts at $80 per month on annual billing: unlimited readers and project spaces,…68#9/10
  9. RedoclyEntry paid plan: Pro is $249 per month billed annually as $2,988 a year: 3 projects, unlimited seats, read…68#10/10

Where Stoplight stands against these 9

Stoplight's own sourced figures, placed among the alternatives above that document the same thing in the same unit. A rank here is one criterion, not a verdict; the iScore above weighs all of them.

Entry paid plan
Basic is $56/month billed monthly ($44/month billed annually): 3 users included, then $14 per additional user…2nd cheapest of the 4 that document it. Cheapest: Bump.sh — $50/month for Basic: 10 API docs, 5 MCP tools, a custom domain and CLI and GitHub integration.

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