Inkeep

Inkeep builds AI support and documentation agents that answer questions from your product docs and other content. Inkeep's pricing URL returned a 404, so I could not read a pricing page directly. Search results pointing to its documentation pricing page show an Open Source option that is free forever and an Enterprise option, a managed platform with dedicated support, Slack and support-platform integrations, managed retrieval and PII removal and data controls, priced by quote. Two preview pages also describe a Cloud tier for managed deployment, but those are preview URLs, so I cannot confirm it is live. Third-party reviews say Inkeep uses custom pricing with no public plan names, seat limits, included usage or overage rates, so treat all figures as unverified and ask for a quote based on your docs volume and channels.

The product covers embedded search and chat widgets, answers in community tools, support-ticket assistance and an agent-building framework, typically deployed by developer-tools and SaaS companies for docs sites. I did not verify its integrations list, licence name or ownership from the official site, and I found no acquisition or shutdown news. Because pricing depends on your content and usage, request a pilot on your own documentation to compare answer quality and deflection before signing.

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AI answers on docs sites

Embedded chat.

Support ticket assistance

Agent framework.

Inkeep price?

Open source free; Enterprise by quote.

Pricing page?

Returned 404.

Open source?

Yes, per the docs.

Verified?

Via search of the docs.