Slite Pricing, Plans & Alternatives (2026)

Overview

Slite was founded in 2017 to build a knowledge base for teams. Its about page names Christophe Pasquier as chief executive and Pierre Renaudin as chief technology officer, and lists Spark Capital, eFounders, Index Ventures and Y Combinator as backers^[25]. The product has repositioned from a collaborative notes tool towards an AI-first knowledge base built around answering questions from company documentation.

Every paid plan includes Ask, Slite’s AI search and answer feature, together with a doc verification workflow, a Knowledge Management Panel for finding stale or ownerless content and access through MCP and an API. The Pro plan adds the Slite Agent, search across connected tools, fact-checking of documents with suggested fixes, agent workflows, OpenID SSO and a custom domain for public docs, with 50 AI credits per seat per month pooled across the workspace. Enterprise adds reader-only seats, audit logs, SCIM and an SLA^[24].

Slite has no free plan: a 14-day trial with 500 shared credits precedes a paid subscription, and only annual per-user prices are displayed. Teams that make heavy use of agent features may need credit top-ups at $10 per 100 credits. Read-only seats, which matter for large organisations where most employees only consume knowledge, are available only on Enterprise^[24].

Slite features

Ask: AI search and answers on every plan
Doc verification workflow
Knowledge Management Panel for stale content
Slite Agent and fact-checking (Pro)
MCP and API access
OpenID SSO on Pro; SCIM on Enterprise

Slite pricing

Basic: $10 per user per month billed yearly. Pro: $20 per user per month billed yearly, 50 credits per seat per month. Enterprise: quote-based. No free plan; 14-day trial with 500 shared credits. Credit top-ups $10 per 100.