Personal
1 site
Hobby community, small team, single client project
WordPress · Wiki + knowledge base · Member-driven
Front-end editing, full revision history with word-level diffs, [[WikiLink]] auto-linking, role-based permissions, watchlists, edit locking. Imports from MediaWiki, Notion, and Confluence. Works standalone or layers onto BuddyPress, BuddyBoss, and PeepSo. The MediaWiki you would deploy if you could just run it inside WordPress.
30-day money-back · Unlimited revisions · MediaWiki / Notion / Confluence importers
For members and the person who runs the wiki
Members can
You can
Pick by site count
Personal
1 site
Hobby community, small team, single client project
Developer
5 sites
Freelancer, agency-owned ecosystem, multiple brands you control
Agency
Unlimited sites
Agency reselling, multi-tenant SaaS, white-label deployments
Pricing · Personal, Developer, Agency
30-day money-back guarantee on every tier. Lifetime tiers stay cheaper than two years of the equivalent annual plan.
1 site
$49/year
or lifetime $149 once
5 sites
$79/year
or lifetime $199 once
Unlimited sites
$149/year
or lifetime $399 once
Already running a wiki?
Importers run inside WordPress admin. Page hierarchy + categories + revision counts survive. Larger workspaces use Action Scheduler so the import does not time out.
Upload the MediaWiki XML export. Page hierarchy, categories, and templates land inside WordPress. URLs auto-redirect where you keep the original slug.
mediawiki alternative wordpress
Export your workspace as Markdown + CSV. The importer maps databases to categories, pages to wiki pages, and nested children to parents.
notion alternative wordpress · self-hosted notion
Confluence HTML export converts cleanly. Macros either pass through as HTML or become Gutenberg blocks where there is an equivalent.
confluence alternative wordpress
Before you install
No. Front-end editing means any logged-in member can create or edit pages using the rich-text editor. You control which roles can do what from a permissions matrix.
Every save creates a revision. You can compare any two versions with word-level diff and one-click restore. Nothing gets lost. Edit locking shows when someone else is on the page so two people do not overwrite each other.
Yes. WB Member Wiki is a complete wiki on its own. If BuddyPress, BuddyBoss, or PeepSo is active, the wiki tab auto-appears on member profiles and the activity feed picks up wiki edits.
Yes. Turn on moderated mode and any edit from a non-admin role lands in a review queue. You approve or reject, optionally leaving an inline comment for the contributor.
For most communities, yes. It supports [[WikiLinks]], revision history, watchlists, namespaces (categories), template-style includes, and full search. What it does not do is wiki-syntax markup (we use Gutenberg) or millions-of-articles scale.
Yes. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Lifetime tiers stay cheaper than two years of the equivalent annual plan and include all future updates.
Front-end editing, full revision history, watchlists, MediaWiki / Notion / Confluence importers. Under an hour to launch.
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30-day money-back · Lifetime tiers stay cheaper than two years · Three site-count tiers
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