HelpScribble
6.2#12 in help authoring tools$35.99 one-timeWindows
VisitHelpScribble vs XMLmind XML Editor
XMLmind XML Editor
7.1#4 in help authoring tools$195 one-timeFree planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | HelpScribble | XMLmind XML Editor |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Rawai, Phuket, Thailand | Rambouillet, France |
| Purpose | HelpScribble is a help authoring tool for creating help files from start to finish. | XMLmind XML Editor is a strictly validating, near-WYSIWYG XML editor aimed at technical writers, engineers, and scholars working on large, complex, modular documents. |
HelpScribble plans
- HelpScribble 100-user license$35.99, paid once
- HelpScribble single user license$99, paid once
- HelpScribble 5-user license$399, paid once
- HelpScribble 10-user license$699, paid once
- HelpScribble 20-user license$1,199, paid once
- HelpScribble 30-user license$1,649, paid once
XMLmind XML Editor plans
- XMLmind XML Editor Personal EditionFree
- DocBook Editor User License (1–4 users)$195, paid once
- DITA Editor User License (1–4 users)$195, paid once
- XML Editor User License (1–4 users)$390, paid once
- XML Editor Web Edition License (1–2 xxeservers)$1,950, paid once
- XML Editor Site License$11,000, paid once
Pick HelpScribble if…
HelpScribble suits writers and teams producing help files, manuals, or online documentation for Windows applications. Its import options may help those reusing HPJ or RTF material.
Pick XMLmind XML Editor if…
It is aimed at technical writers, engineers, and scholars editing complex, modular XML documents. The browser edition may suit users who do not want to install the editor locally.