What is DocsMint?
Create, organise and search company documents in one place.
Who is DocsMint best for?
DocsMint is best for small teams who want one searchable home for documents that AI agents can also read and update.
A personal second brain
Folders, categories, tags and workspace search keep notes, research and decisions in one place you can search later.
Shared team knowledge
Documents can be shared for comments under set access rules, and the Advanced plan adds shared workspaces.
Memory for AI agents
API keys and an MCP server let agents search and edit documents, limited to one workspace or one category.
Teams that want to self-host
The open-source DocsMint OSS runs on your own infrastructure, with you in charge of hosting, backups and updates.
How much does DocsMint cost?
DocsMint has a free plan for its core document workspace, and its paid plans cost $12 a month for Pro or $29 a month for Advanced.
- Document editor with folders, categories and tags
- Workspace search, templates and sharing
- Higher API limits than Free
- AI editing to translate, rewrite and fix documents
- Higher limits than Pro
- Shared workspaces for eligible accounts
- Controlled MCP access for AI agents
DocsMint does not list exact usage limits for each plan or a yearly price. DocsMint OSS, the open-source project the service is built on, can be installed on your own servers; it is a separate path, not a paid plan. Prices are shown in US dollars, and DocsMint says the pricing section can show a regional currency. Full pricing on docsmint.com. We checked these prices on .
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Is DocsMint open source?
Yes. DocsMint's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.
On GitHub
74stars
- Last commit
- 13 Nov
- Repository age
- 6 months
- Latest release
- 11 Nov
- Licence
- Apache 2.0
- Repository
- HiAi-gg/docsmint
What are the best DocsMint alternatives?
DocsMint is an open source alternative to Elium and Slite. Docmost, La Suite Docs, Orgnise and XWiki do the same job and are open source too.
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Questions about DocsMint
What is DocsMint?
Create, organise and search company documents in one place.
Who is DocsMint for?
DocsMint is best for small teams who want one searchable home for documents that AI agents can also read and update.
Is DocsMint free?
Yes. DocsMint has a free plan: document editor with folders, categories and tags.
How much does DocsMint cost?
DocsMint's paid plans are Pro at $12 per month and Advanced at $29 per month.
Is DocsMint open source?
Yes. DocsMint's code is public under the Apache 2.0 licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.
What are the best DocsMint alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Elium, Slite, Docmost, La Suite Docs, Orgnise and XWiki.
Where can I try DocsMint?
On its official website, docsmint.com.
Does DocsMint train AI models on my documents?
No. DocsMint says private workspace documents are not used to train general AI models unless you give explicit consent, and its AI features only process content to carry out the task you ask for.
Can I self-host DocsMint?
Yes, through DocsMint OSS, the open-source project the hosted service is built on. It is a separate path rather than a paid plan, and when you run it yourself you are responsible for hosting, user access, backups, security and updates.







