Vetted Score
4.6
/ 5.0
Earns a high score for its intuitive UI, robust permission controls, and seamless integration within the Zoho ecosystem, while remaining affordable for small teams.
Key Features
Rich Content Editing
WYSIWYG editor with drag‑and‑drop, markdown support, and embedded media for creating detailed knowledge articles.
Granular Permissions
Control access at the page, folder, or workspace level to ensure the right people see the right information.
Search & Organization
Powerful full‑text search, tags, and hierarchical structures make finding information fast and intuitive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Zoho Wiki offers a free plan with limited users and basic features, suitable for small teams or trial use.
Paid plans allow branding customization, including custom domains, logos, and theme colors.
Zoho Wiki is web‑based and also provides native iOS and Android apps for on‑the‑go access.
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Specifications
Pricing Model
Free tier available with basic features; paid plans start at $2.00 per user/month and go up to $4.00 per user/month for advanced collaboration and branding.
Supported Platforms
Web (any browser)iOSAndroid