Docs & Collaboration
The Best Docs & Collaboration Software
Ranked on search quality, structure and permissions, editing experience and value at real contract sizes.
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Notion
Connected workspace where documents, databases and wikis share one flexible model.
4.6(18,600)$0 / $10 per user / monthSpeed and UX3.9Workflow flexibility4.9Reporting depth3.1Integrations3.8 - 2
Miro
Enterprise whiteboard with the deepest facilitation and workshop tooling in the category.
4.6(9,400)$0 / $8 per user / monthMultiplayer4.7Facilitation tools5.0Templates4.9Integrations4.6 - 3
Airtable
Relational database with a spreadsheet interface and an app layer on top.
4.5(8,900)$0 / $20 per user / monthSpeed and UX4.2Workflow flexibility4.8Reporting depth3.7Integrations4.3 - 4
FigJam
Figma's whiteboard for workshops, diagrams and early-stage collaboration.
4.5(3,800)$0 / $5 per editor / monthMultiplayer4.8Facilitation tools3.7Templates4.0Integrations4.2 - 5
Front
Shared inbox that keeps email as the primary channel while adding assignment and analytics.
4.5(2,400)$19 per seat / monthAutomation and deflection3.6Routing intelligence4.1Agent experience4.7Reporting4.0 - 6
Coda
Documents that behave like applications, with formulas, buttons and automations built in.
4.4(2,600)$0 / $10 per Doc Maker / monthSpeed and UX3.8Workflow flexibility4.8Reporting depth3.5Integrations3.9 - 7
ClickUp
Consolidation-first work platform bundling tasks, docs, goals and whiteboards.
4.3(9,800)$0 / $7 per user / monthSpeed and UX3.3Workflow flexibility4.7Reporting depth4.2Integrations4.3 - 8
Confluence
Enterprise wiki with the governance, permissions and Jira integration large organisations require.
4.1(12,300)$0 / $6.40 per user / monthSpeed and UX3.0Workflow flexibility3.6Reporting depth3.8Integrations4.5