Display vs Scribe
Display and Scribe are both personal productivity tools. Display is aimed at developers and small businesses, while Scribe is aimed at small businesses and enterprise. Display costs less, from $12/mo versus $17/mo for Scribe. Both have a free plan.
Shared workspace where AI agents publish docs, prototypes and apps
Auto-generated step-by-step guides and SOPs from screen activity
| Pricing | Freemium · $12 | Freemium · $17 |
| Starting price | $12/mo | $17/mo |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Built for | Developers, Small businesses, Enterprise, Freelancers | Small businesses, Enterprise, Freelancers |
| Platforms | web | web, windows, macos |
| Country | EE | US · 2019 |
| Rating | — | — |
Choose Display if
Product and engineering teams that already generate HTML docs and prototypes with coding agents and want one private place to share, review and version them.
- Works with any agent, so Claude and Codex users can edit the same doc
- Unlimited free viewers and commenters on every plan
- Flat Team price covers up to 150 editors
Look elsewhere if: Teams that mainly need a classic wiki or office-file storage with mature compliance paperwork (Confluence, Google Drive).
Choose Scribe if
Operations, IT and enablement teams that need accurate screenshot-based SOPs and training guides without writing them by hand.
- Turns a ten-minute documentation task into a quick recording
- Guides are consistent and easy to update after UI changes
- Embeds cleanly in Confluence, Notion, SharePoint and help centers
Look elsewhere if: Teams that want narrated video explainers or in-app guided tours inside their product (Loom, Whatfix).
Display vs Scribe pricing
Display
- Free$01 editor, 3 gated docs, 50 MB, unlimited viewers
- Solo$12/mo1 editor, 5 GB, version history; $9/mo billed yearly
- Team$79/moUp to 150 editors, 100 GB, Shared Spaces; $59/mo yearly
- Business$265/mo1 TB, 365-day audit logs, sharing controls; $199/mo yearly
- EnterpriseCustom150+ editors, SAML SSO, signed DPA, SLA, custom storage
Scribe
- Basic$0Browser extension for web apps; share by link or embed
- Pro Personal$35/seat/mo$25 billed annually; desktop app, branding, redaction
- Pro Team$17/seat/mo$13 billed annually; 5-seat minimum, comments
- EnterpriseCustomSSO, auto PII/PHI redaction, roles, translations
Display · Key features
- Publish agent-made HTML and Markdown docs to stable private URLs
- MCP server, CLI and Claude connector for agents such as Codex and Cursor
- Version on every publish, with restore on Solo and higher plans
- Line-level comments that agents can read and resolve
- In-browser editing for people with edit access
- Spaces and folders for docs, images, PDFs and data files
Cons
- No SOC 2 report yet, per the vendor's security page
- SAML single sign-on only on the custom Enterprise plan
- Version history and folders require at least the paid Solo plan
Scribe · Key features
- Records clicks and keystrokes and writes each step automatically
- Annotated screenshots with manual editing and blur redaction
- Browser extension for Chrome and Edge plus Windows and Mac desktop app
- Combine multiple recordings into longer SOP documents
- Export to PDF, HTML and Markdown or embed in wikis
- Company branding on shared guides on Pro plans
Cons
- Desktop app recording requires a paid plan
- Pro Team needs at least five seats
- Whole team must be on the same plan
Display vs Scribe: FAQ
Which is cheaper, Display or Scribe?
Display starts at $12/mo and Scribe at $17/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.
Do Display and Scribe have a free plan?
Yes, both Display and Scribe have a free plan; paid plans add more usage and features.