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Clevera vs GitBook: which help center fits your team?
GitBook is a docs platform built around Git, with strong API docs. Clevera is a help center your support team runs from an editor, with a video for any article.
Updated October 2026 · Based on each product’s public website
The short answer
Pick GitBook if your developers own the docs. Pick Clevera if your support or product team does.
Support and product people write and publish, with no Git or pull requests.
You want a how-to video next to your articles, made from one screen recording.
You’d rather pay per creator than per site plus per user.
Your developers review docs as pull requests, with two-way Git Sync.
You publish API reference docs from an OpenAPI spec.
You need docs that change per reader, which GitBook offers on Ultimate.
What your help center gets on Clevera
All of it runs in the product today.
Anyone on the team can edit
Write in an editor, not a repo, and publish when you’re ready. Editors are free on every plan.
A video for your articles
Record your screen once. Clevera writes the article and makes the how-to video to go with it.
Answers with sources
Ask AI answers readers from your published pages and shows where each answer came from. It uses no credits.
Agents that keep it current
On Pro, Claude or ChatGPT can draft, translate and publish pages for you. You set what they can spend.
Feature by feature
How Clevera and GitBook compare as a help center.
Free to move from GitBook
The import works on every plan. Pages, images and links between pages come over, and old links can redirect once your docs domain points to Clevera.
Pricing at a glance
Public list prices, checked October 2026.
Free
1 help center on clevera.help
$0
Starter
Billed yearly ($36 monthly). Your own domain, 1 creator
$29/mo
Pro
Billed yearly ($124 monthly). 2 creators, private sites, AI agents
$86.80/mo
Custom
More than 10 creators, SSO
Quote
Editors are free on every plan. Extra creators on Pro are $36 a month.
Free
1 user, gitbook.io address
$0
Essential
Per site, billed yearly ($79 monthly). Own domain, AI answers
$65/mo
Ultimate
Per site, billed yearly ($299 monthly). AI chat, private docs
$249/mo
Enterprise
SSO and migration help
Custom
Each user on a paid plan adds $12 a month billed yearly ($15 monthly). AI features use credits.
Common questions
Straight answers about choosing between Clevera and GitBook.
Is Clevera cheaper than GitBook?
For a support team, usually. GitBook’s own domain starts at $65 a site a month billed yearly, plus $12 per user. Clevera’s starts at $29 a month billed yearly, and editors are free. GitBook’s Free plan includes Git Sync, which Clevera doesn’t offer.
What does GitBook do better?
Docs as code. Two-way Git Sync, change requests, API reference docs and docs that adapt to each reader are GitBook’s strengths. If your engineers own the docs, GitBook is built for them.
Can I move my GitBook docs to Clevera?
Yes, and the import is free on every plan. Pages, page groups, images and links between pages come over, so you don’t start from a blank site.
Do I need a developer for Clevera?
No. Your team writes in an editor and publishes. There’s no repo, branch or build to manage.
Can I keep GitBook and still use Clevera?
Yes. On Pro, Clevera can publish its articles to GitBook, so you can make videos and articles in Clevera and keep GitBook as your docs site.
Run your help center on Clevera
Start free, and bring your GitBook docs at no cost.