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Slite

Knowledge base with AI-powered answers

Slite is a note-taking & docs tool for Small businesses, offered as paid ($10/mo). Based in France, founded in 2016. Popular alternatives include Notion, ClickUp, Evernote.

About Slite

Slite is a knowledge base and internal documentation tool from Paris, France, designed around one problem: keeping company knowledge findable and trustworthy as it grows. Where general-purpose workspaces let documents pile up without owners, Slite adds structure and maintenance workflows so teams know which pages are current.

Documents live in channels and nested collections with a fast, focused editor that supports templates, embeds and inline discussions. Verification lets owners mark a doc as verified until a chosen date, and freshness insights flag pages that are outdated, unowned or never read. Ask, Slite's AI assistant, answers employee questions in natural language using the knowledge base and cites the source documents. Imports from Notion, Confluence and Google Docs make migration simpler. Pricing is per member per month across a small number of tiers, with advanced permissions, analytics and SSO reserved for higher plans and Enterprise offering custom terms; AI usage is metered with monthly credits, and new workspaces start with a free trial rather than a permanent free plan.

Slite fits companies of roughly 20 to 500 people whose biggest documentation pain is that nobody can find or trust the wiki. It intentionally does not try to be an all-in-one tool: there are no databases, project boards or task tracking. Notion suits teams that want docs and lightweight databases together, Confluence integrates deeply with Jira for engineering organizations, and Guru focuses on verified knowledge cards delivered inside the tools support and sales teams already use.

Key features of Slite

  • Channels and nested docs with a focused editor
  • Doc verification and freshness insights
  • Ask: AI answers with sources from your knowledge base
  • Slack integration for search and sharing
  • Templates for onboarding, policies and decisions
  • Imports from Notion, Confluence and Google Docs

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Keeps documentation trustworthy with verification
  • AI answers reduce repeated questions
  • Simple to adopt and administer
  • Fair per-member pricing

Cons

  • No databases or task tracking
  • Smaller ecosystem than Notion or Confluence
  • No free plan beyond trial
  • Fewer customization options

Slite pricing

Slite uses a paid model. A 14-day free trial is available.

PlanPriceIncludes
Basic$10 / member/moBilled yearly; unlimited docs, Ask AI, verification
Pro$20 / member/moBilled yearly; Slite Agent, 50 credits/seat, OpenID SSO
EnterpriseCustomSCIM, audit logs, SLA

Source: slite.com · checked on Oct 20, 2026

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How Slite compares in Note-taking & docs

Rank by votes
#1 / 19

0 votes from members

Starting price
$10

17% below the category median ($12/mo)

Free alternatives
4

Free or open-source tools in Note-taking & docs

Slite ranks #1 of 19 note-taking & docs tools by community votes and is priced below most tools in the category.

Common use cases

  1. 1Company handbook and policies with owners and review dates
  2. 2Onboarding docs new hires can query via Ask
  3. 3Customer-facing help center content maintained internally
  4. 4Decision logs and meeting notes

Best for

Companies of 20–500 people whose main pain is finding and trusting internal knowledge.

Not ideal for

Teams wanting docs plus databases and project management in one tool.

Integrations

  • Slack
  • Google Drive
  • Notion import
  • Confluence import
  • Zapier
  • Figma
  • Loom
  • Jira

Our take

Slite solves documentation decay better than any general workspace. If your wiki is a graveyard, this is the fix; if you need Notion's breadth, it is not.

FAQ

What is Slite?
Slite is a Note-taking & docs tool: Knowledge base with AI-powered answers.
How much does Slite cost?
Slite uses a Paid model; paid plans start at $10 per month.
What are the best alternatives to Slite?
Community-listed alternatives to Slite include Notion, ClickUp, Evernote, Outline.
Does Slite have a free trial?
Yes, Slite offers a 14-day free trial.
What does Slite integrate with?
Slite integrates with Slack, Google Drive, Notion import, Confluence import, Zapier, Figma and more.
Which platforms does Slite support?
Slite is available on web, macos, windows, ios, android.
Who is Slite for?
Companies of 20–500 people whose main pain is finding and trusting internal knowledge.

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