Replace scattered Notion pages, README files, and Intercom Articles with one branded product-docs home. AI-assisted authoring, an AI chatbot, and an MCP server built in.
Trusted by SaaS teams shipping better docs

Most SaaS teams spread product knowledge across Notion, README files, Intercom Articles, and Slack threads. Customers can't find answers, AI agents can't read it, and writers can't keep up. HelpGuides consolidates everything into one branded, searchable, AI-aware home.
AI Chatbot
Drop a single embed snippet on your site. Visitors get instant answers grounded in your product guides — and a contact handoff when the bot can't help.
AI Authoring
Upload screenshots, add a sentence of context, and the editor generates a draft article — title, description, and markdown with images placed inline. Polish in the WYSIWYG editor and ship.
Branding
Run your product guides at docs.yourcompany.com with your logo, your colors, and your home-button link back to your app. Nothing screams 'third-party tool'.
API + MCP
Every workspace ships with a REST API and an MCP server. Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client and let your AI agents create, update, and search articles directly.
Every page is server-rendered with clean URLs, semantic HTML, an automatic sitemap, canonical tags, and FAQ structured data. Google indexes your docs and surfaces direct answers — so customers find you before they ever open a support ticket.
Less ceremony, more shipping. The little things that add up over a year of writing.
See every search a visitor ran that returned no answer — the highest-signal backlog for what to write next.
Invite your team. Super-admin, company-admin, and member roles. Track who created and last updated every article.
Logo, accent color, custom domain, dark mode, embed widget — every surface inherits your brand without writing CSS.
Generate drafts from screenshots, polish in WYSIWYG, and let an AI agent extend articles via the MCP server.
“We replaced three different tools with HelpGuides. Our docs are now on docs.levelupdemo.com, our AI assistant deflects half our support tickets, and writing a new article takes ten minutes instead of an afternoon.”
| Feature | HelpGuides | Intercom | Zendesk | Freshdesk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Custom domain for docs | ||||
| AI chatbot trained on your docs | Built-in | Paid add-on | Paid add-on | Paid add-on |
| AI authoring from screenshots | ||||
| Public + private docs in one product | Limited | Limited | ||
| MCP server for AI agents | ||||
| Starts at | Free | $$$ | $$ | $$ |
Create your portal in 60 seconds. No credit card required.
Paste from Notion, generate from screenshots, or write fresh in the WYSIWYG editor.
Drop the AI chatbot on your site with one snippet, or point docs.yourcompany.com at your portal.
It's a hosted product where SaaS teams write, organize, and publish customer-facing guides for their app — usually with search, custom branding, analytics, and increasingly an AI assistant. HelpGuides is built specifically for this use case.
Intercom Articles is a help center bolted onto a support inbox — it's priced for support teams, not product teams. HelpGuides is a product-docs home with custom domains on every plan, AI-assisted authoring built in, and an MCP server so your AI agents can read and write docs directly.
Notion is a great internal wiki but a clumsy public docs site — slow, generic styling, no built-in AI chatbot, no embeddable widget. GitBook is closer but focused on technical reference docs. HelpGuides is built for customer-facing product guides: branded portal, AI chatbot, screenshots-to-article authoring, MCP for AI agents.
Yes. Add docs.yourcompany.com (or any custom domain) and we provision SSL automatically. Available on all paid plans.
Yes. The chatbot is a standalone JS widget you can drop on any external site with one script tag — there's also a Google Tag Manager-compatible install path. It answers from your published docs and falls back to a contact form when it doesn't know.
Every workspace gets a REST API with bearer-token auth. You can list collections, create and update articles, upload images, and read the current key's identity. Full reference in the docs.
Yes. Every workspace exposes an MCP server with six tools (read, create, update, upload images, list collections, whoami). Claude Code and Claude Desktop work today; Claude.ai web Custom Connectors are on the roadmap. All MCP-authored writes default to draft.
Yes. Articles can be marked draft or unpublished, and we're rolling out fully private portals for internal knowledge bases. Reach out if you need this before public release.
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