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KnowledgeOwl vs ProProfs Knowledge Base

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FactKnowledgeOwlProProfs Knowledge Base
Access controlReader groups, private articles, SAML SSO, Salesforce SSO and custom author roles provide granular permissions.Security features include conditional content, folder restrictions, Enterprise SSO through Okta and Azure AD, private sites and IP restrictions.
Article limit100025
AuthoringA no-code editor supports articles, embedded media, reusable snippets, article statuses, review reminders and version history.It provides a WYSIWYG editor, video and image support, table of contents, revision history, file management, single sourcing and version control.
ComplianceKnowledgeOwl states GDPR and PCI-A compliance, publishes a CAIQ assessment and says its SOC 2 audit is still in progress.The pricing page states GDPR and SSL compliance, while ProProfs' compliance page states commitments to GDPR, CPRA and applicable privacy laws.
Content analyticsYesYes
Custom domainYesYes
Free planNoYes
IntegrationsListed integrations include Slack, Zapier, Zendesk, Userlane, Ottokit, Salesforce, Microsoft Copilot and contextual widgets.Listed integrations include Freshdesk, Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Analytics, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, Slack, Jira, Google Translate, Crowdin, Azure AD, Okta and Wufoo.
Publishing audiencebothboth

KnowledgeOwl plans

  • Basic$100 a month
  • Pro$250 a month
  • Business$500 a month
  • Enterprise$1,250 a month

ProProfs Knowledge Base plans

  • FreeFree
  • Essentials$0.99 a month
  • Business$1.99 a month
  • Business Complete Elite$2.99 a month
  • Customer Delight Suite$499 a month
  • Essentials (Smarter Employee Learning Suite)$0.99 a month

Pick KnowledgeOwl if…

KnowledgeOwl suits teams publishing documentation for employees, customers, or both. It is useful when article capacity, reader access, version history, analytics, and single sign-on matter.

Pick ProProfs Knowledge Base if…

It suits teams that need to publish and maintain public or private help content, manuals, or documentation. The free plan may fit a small knowledge base, while paid plans list minimum user and page limits.

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