Easy wiki software with free hosting
SitesWiki provides you with the resources to help you build a wiki in minutes with a free wiki engine.
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Why use SitesWiki to create your wiki?
Free hosting
Absolutely no ads!
No code / no markup language
Real-time collaboration
Free and reliable wiki software
Customizable and responsive
Secure sharing settings
SitesWiki supports gamer communities, hobbyists and all sorts of groups.
You can use SitesWiki for education, intranets and team handbooks.
How do I get started designing my wiki?
Complete a one time purchase
Launch editor mode in Google Drive
Share and publish when ready
What kind of features are available with SitesWiki?
Tables of contents to summarize and anchor your headings
Page templates for a variety of content types
Embed code, video, docs, collapsible groups, buttons, carousels and more
Widgets, page layouts and support to grow your wiki.
FAQ
How does wiki software work?
This wiki software is developed as a no code solution anyone can use to build a rich wiki experience. The interface is a simple drag and drop grid system that facilitates responsive webpage layouts. What makes SitesWiki special is that the software is freeware, on the cloud and all work can be done directly in your browser. You don't need to download any software applications to your computer.
Can I connect my domain name?
Yes, you can connect your custom domain to SitesWiki for free. As long as you own your domain name and know how to manage DNS for it, you can configure the site on a domain name.
Is this a subscription?
No; only a one-time fee for a template.
How much does wiki software cost?
SitesWiki is completely free forever after you initially complete a one time purchase for a template. Unlike other wiki software, or even other supposed freeware, SitesWiki does not require a hosting plan, monthly or yearly subscription or contract commitment.
Can I create a private wiki or use SitesWiki as business wiki software?
Yes, you can use a SitesWiki as a private wiki and a company wiki. Add as many viewers or editors as you want to the wiki via sharing settings. Wikis can be locked down, published, to Google Workspace domains or Google account access.
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