Can I import my existing OpenAPI (Swagger) specification?

Yes, ReadMe fully supports importing OpenAPI 2.0 and 3.0 specifications, which it then uses to automatically generate interactive API reference documentation.

Does ReadMe support custom domains for my documentation?

Absolutely. You can host your ReadMe documentation on your own custom domain (e.g., docs.yourcompany.com) with SSL protection, ensuring a branded experience.

How does ReadMe help with documentation versioning?

ReadMe provides robust version control features, allowing you to easily manage and publish different versions of your API documentation, ensuring developers always see the relevant content for their integration.

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ReadMe provides an intuitive platform to create, manage, and host beautiful, interactive API documentation that developers love to use.

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ReadMe is a developer hub platform that transforms static API reference docs into engaging, interactive experiences. It allows companies to easily publish and maintain their API documentation, offering features like automatic OpenAPI/Swagger spec parsing, live code samples, and a built-in changelog. The platform also enables community features, allowing users to suggest edits and collaborate, fostering a more dynamic and helpful documentation ecosystem. Its focus is on making developer experience a central part of product delivery, helping companies reduce support tickets and accelerate integration time.

Pros

Generates interactive API documentation directly from OpenAPI/Swagger specifications, reducing manual effort and ensuring accuracy.
Offers a user-friendly editor, custom branding options, and community features like suggested edits and a discussion forum to enhance developer engagement.
Includes robust analytics to track documentation usage, providing insights into what developers are searching for and how they interact with the content.

Cons

The full suite of customization options and team collaboration features may be cost-prohibitive for smaller teams or individual projects.
While providing an intuitive editor, advanced custom layouts or highly specific visual designs might still require CSS/JavaScript knowledge.
Could have a steeper learning curve for users unfamiliar with API documentation best practices or the OpenAPI specification.

Key features

Automatic OpenAPI/Swagger spec rendering into interactive documentation.
Customizable developer portals with branding and theming options.
Live, interactive code samples in multiple languages.
Version control, changelogs, and suggested edits for collaborative documentation.
Built-in analytics for documentation usage and insights.

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Target audience

Software companies, API providers, product teams, and developer relations professionals looking to create, manage, and host comprehensive, interactive, and user-friendly API documentation.

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Active Users

100K+

Founded

2014

Headquarters

San Francisco, California/USA

Pricing Tiers

Startup

For small teams and startups looking to get started with interactive documentation.

$99/mo

Business

For growing teams needing advanced features and collaboration tools.

$399/mo

Enterprise

For large organizations requiring custom solutions, dedicated support, and advanced security.

Custom

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