Yes, of course! On signing up you will be automatically enrolled in a 14 day trial. If you want to enrolled in the Startup trial plan (Launch), and would like to test out Grow trial plan, then let us know.

Yes. You can have one version that has one documentation and one user in your project. There is no search functionality and it would be hosted under a DeveloperHub subdomain. The free tier becomes available after the trial ends. The exact features are listed above in the plan comparison table.

A project is a documentation site with its set of settings, customisations and collaborators. One project can have many versions and each version has many documentation and references. You can have unlimited pages in a project.

A project has its data siloed, and a project can either be public or private.

A version is a container for documentation and API Reference sections. As your product progresses, you'll be having v2.0, v3.0 and so on. With DeveloperHub you can clone a version with one click and start working on newer version of the product, while keeping the old versions available for customers who are still on older versions.

You do not have to version your documentation at all - we don't for ours, so you will only be using one version.

Read more about our Project Structure.

A documentation is a set of pages (unlimited). Each project has versions (v1.0, v2.0...). Each version has documentation (Android SDK, iOS SDK,...) and references (REST API). You could have multiple documentation for different products, to explain more complex subjects separately, or for localisation.

If your documentation is simple and flat, then you wouldn't need more than one documentation. However, you can also use multiple documentation for Release Notes, Frequently Asked Questions, and other kinds of guides. Our own docs have only one documentation section.

Read more about our Project Structure.

Of course. You can create separate documentation for Release Notes, FAQ, News or anything else really.

For sure! You can find examples here.

No, you can sign up without a credit card.

The pricing is monthly per project. See "What counts as a project?" above.

You will instantly get access to that plan's features, and you will be charged a prorated amount for based on the percentage of the billing cycle left at the time you changed plans. The impact is carried to the next invoice.

An editor is a collaborator on the project. They could be an admin, publisher, writer or reviewer of all published and unpublished documentation. The project owner is the first editor. We do not limit the number of readers to your docs.

We will notify you a few days before the trial ends. If you do not upgrade by then, all advanced plans features will be removed and you will be moved to the free plan.

You are billed annually or monthly from the day you sign up to a paid plan.

Yes! We offer both monthly and yearly billing options. The yearly billing option is cheaper (you get one month for free compared to monthly billing).

Yes. All credit card processing is handled through Stripe, and your card information is never sent to, or stored on, our servers.

You will still have access to the advanced features in your paid plan until your billing cycle ends for that billing period.

We'd love to help you out. Click on the chat button on the right, or write us an e-mail to hello@developerhub.io.