Comparisons that start from Outline, the knowledge base whose community edition is under the Business Source License, with paid self-hosted and cloud plans.
Two modern team wikis compared: Outline's BSL community edition against Docmost's AGPL core, which login methods each supports without a license, Notion and Confluence import, paid tier pricing per seat, and the PostgreSQL and Redis setup both need.
Outline's hosted plans priced by team size against self-hosting the free community edition or a paid Business or Enterprise license, with the PostgreSQL, Redis, storage and authentication provider you must run yourself.
What the free BSL-licensed Outline community edition leaves out and what the self-hosted Business and Enterprise licenses add, including SAML, guest users, branding removal and a support contract, plus the BSL limits on offering Outline as a service.
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