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Clevera vs Helpjuice: which knowledge base fits your team?
Helpjuice is a knowledge base its team designs for you, with plans from $249 a month. Clevera is a help center you can start free, with AI answers on every plan and a video for any article.
Updated November 2026 · Based on each product’s public website
The short answer
Pick Helpjuice if you want a large knowledge base designed for you. Pick Clevera if you want to start small and grow.
Best for teams starting small
You want to start free, then pay $29 a month billed yearly for your own domain.
You want AI answers for readers on every plan, not only on the higher ones.
You want a how-to video next to your articles, made from one screen recording.
Best for large, governed knowledge bases
You want the vendor’s team to design your knowledge base for you.
You need approvals, expiry dates and internal sections for a big team.
You need SSO and 100+ integrations, such as Salesforce and Zendesk.
What your help center gets on Clevera
All of it runs in the product today.
Anyone on the team can edit
Editors fix and publish pages in the editor, free on every plan. Creators write new articles.
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. Answers within your plan use 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 Helpjuice compare as a help center.
Free to move from Helpjuice
The import works on every plan, from any public docs website. Point Clevera at your Helpjuice knowledge base and its public pages, images and links come over. You can export everything as HTML or Markdown any time.
Helpjuice pricing vs Clevera pricing
Public list prices, checked November 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, or $25.20 billed yearly.
Knowledge Base
30 users, 12GB storage, custom design
$249/mo
AI-Knowledge Base
100 users, AI suite, SSO
$449/mo
Unlimited AI-Knowledge Base
Unlimited users, 38GB storage
$799/mo
Monthly prices as listed on helpjuice.com. No free plan; a 14-day free trial.
What it costs for a team of five
Five people who all write new articles, for a year.
Clevera: $1,948.80 a year
Pro with five creators is $162.40 a month billed yearly, or $1,948.80 a year: $86.80 for two creators plus $25.20 for each of three more. It includes your own domain, all 74 languages, private docs and Ask AI. If one person writes and four review and publish, Starter with one creator and four free editors is $348 a year.
Helpjuice: from $2,988 a year
The Knowledge Base plan is $249 a month, or $2,988 a year, and covers up to 30 users. AI search, the AI chatbot and SSO need the AI-Knowledge Base plan: $449 a month, or $5,388 a year.
Assumptions: each of the five writes new articles, so on Clevera each needs a creator seat (free editors edit and publish existing pages). List prices in November 2026, before tax. Clevera billed yearly. Helpjuice prices as listed per month on its pricing page, which shows no yearly price. Clevera credits are only used for generating content, such as videos and AI translation.
Common questions
Straight answers about choosing between Clevera and Helpjuice.
Is Clevera cheaper than Helpjuice?
What does Helpjuice do better?
Is there a free Helpjuice alternative?
Can I move from Helpjuice to Clevera?
Does Clevera have an AI assistant like Helpjuice’s?
Does Clevera have a chatbot or ticketing?
Can Clevera make videos for my articles?
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