Lives inside your site
A floating help button, or the whole help center inside a page. One snippet, and it matches your colors, light or dark, on its own.
- Wix
- WordPress
- Shopify
- Squarespace
- Webflow
- Framer
- Any HTML page
Works with Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP app
Connect docs.support to Claude or ChatGPT and ask for the articles you need. Every change lands in a draft you review, then goes live on your help center and inside your own website.
Free plan. No credit card.
01 You ask
Our return window is 30 days now. Update the help center.
propose_changes refund-policy
I changed one sentence in Refund policy. Nothing is live yet: here is the preview.
02 You review
Returns
We refund within 14 days of delivery.
We refund within 30 days of delivery.
Store credit is instant.
03 It is live
Refund policy
We refund within 30 days of delivery. Store credit is instant.
How it works
Add one connector address in Claude or ChatGPT and sign in. No API keys, and no new editor to learn.
https://docs.support/mcpWrite from your website, a pasted support thread, or the question customers keep asking. It follows your style guide and your facts.
Nothing goes live on its own. Every edit lands in a draft with a block-by-block diff and a preview link.
One click publishes to your help center and the widget on your site. One click takes it back.
Features
A floating help button, or the whole help center inside a page. One snippet, and it matches your colors, light or dark, on its own.
It answers from your published articles only, cites them, and hands over to your inbox by email when it cannot help.
Every version is kept. See who, or which AI, changed what, compare any two, and restore an earlier publish.
The AI patches the one block that changed instead of rewriting the page, so a review takes seconds.
Move a Zendesk, Intercom or GitBook help center over by pasting its address. Or start from your website, Markdown, or a Notion export.
Searches with no result, unhelpful votes and unanswered chats become a list your AI can work through.
Fast pages with sitemaps and structured data, plus llms.txt and a read-only MCP endpoint so other AIs can read your docs.
Invite editors and viewers. A viewer’s AI connection can read and nothing else.
Pricing
$0forever
A hosted help center with the docs.support badge.
$19a month
Your domain, no badge, the widget on your site.
$49a month
Three help centers, a larger team, and more AI conversations.
$99a month
Ten help centers with room for your team and customers.
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly. Every plan starts on Free; upgrade, change or cancel from the dashboard at any time.
FAQ
No. You connect once by pasting an address into your AI app, then you work in plain language. Putting the help button on your site is one snippet, with a step-by-step guide for your site builder.
Claude, ChatGPT, and any other app that supports custom MCP connectors, such as Cursor. You keep using the subscription you already pay for; docs.support adds the tools to it.
Not unless you switch that on. By default every change waits in a draft until a person publishes it from the dashboard, and any publish can be rolled back.
It is included. Each plan comes with a number of AI conversations per month, and several questions from the same visitor within a day count as one. It answers only from your published articles and shows its sources.
No. Paste the address of your public Zendesk, Intercom or GitBook help center and the articles, sections and images come over into a draft. No passwords or API keys are involved.
Yes, on paid plans: for example help.yourcompany.com, with the certificate handled for you. On the free plan your help center lives at yourname.docs.support.
Connect your AI, ask it to write the answer, and publish it today.
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