GitBook

GitBook presents itself as the knowledge layer for AI. Its page describes a quality monitoring layer that flags outdated documentation when a product changes, queues it for review, and helps teams fix it. It highlights a Git Sync feature for branching, reviewing, and merging documentation like pull requests, an AI Assistant that lets users ask the docs questions, and AI Insights that track where users and agents get stuck so teams know which content to fix first. For enterprise customers, the page lists SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR compliance, SAML-based SSO, tiered role and permission settings, authenticated access to docs, and white-glove migration with support and training. The page also mentions a GitBook MCP and a GitBook Agent. Customer testimonials from bunq and FreedomPay are included on the page.

Key features

• Detects docs content that no longer matches the product and flags it for review
• Git Sync to branch, review, and merge documentation like pull requests
• AI Assistant that lets users ask questions of the docs
• AI Insights that track where users and agents get stuck and which content to fix first
• Tiered role and permission access controls
• Authenticated access so only chosen customers, team members, or authorized users can view docs
• SAML-based SSO
• SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR compliance statements
• White-glove migration, 1:1 support and training, and custom integrations
• GitBook MCP and GitBook Agent

Best suited for

• Teams maintaining public API documentation
• Enterprises needing security, access control, and compliance for docs
• Companies wanting docs accurate for both human users and AI agents
• Product and developer documentation teams using a docs-as-code workflow

Pricing

Not stated on the website