Oxygen XML Editor
6.4#10 in help authoring toolsFrom $34 a yearExtensionLinuxmacOSWindows
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XMLmind XML Editor
7.1#4 in help authoring tools$195 one-timeFree planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Oxygen XML Editor | XMLmind XML Editor |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Craiova, Romania | Rambouillet, France |
| Integrations | The editor integrates out of the box with Microsoft SharePoint and WebDAV-enabled content management systems. | The editor integrates Saxon 6 and Saxon 9 for XSLT and provides FTP and WebDAV access to remote files. |
| Trial | The download page offers a free 30-day evaluation that requires a trial license key. | Personal Edition includes Professional Edition conversion and DOCX import features in evaluation mode, which generate altered output. |
Oxygen XML Editor plans
- Professional 12-month subscription$34 a year
- Enterprise (AI-ready) 12-month subscription$53 a year
- Professional user-based · 1-year SMP$942, paid once
- Professional user-based · 2-year SMP$1,080, paid once
- Enterprise (AI-ready) user-based · 1-year SMP$1,465, paid once
- Enterprise (AI-ready) user-based · 2-year SMP$1,678, 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 Oxygen XML Editor if…
It suits people authoring, validating or publishing XML-based content, from beginners to experts. Teams using DITA, DocBook, XHTML or TEI may find its ready-to-use support relevant.
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.