LiKE vs Document360
Document360 is a mature knowledge-base platform for customer-facing documentation, with strong doc-ops and quote-based pricing. LiKE covers the same core job — an AI-answering knowledge base with a website widget — with self-serve pricing from $5 per user, plus the team side: real-time co-editing, voice notes, Slack and Telegram bots.
A knowledge base people actually ask
Search returns pages. LiKE returns answers — generated only from your own knowledge base, with the source articles cited.
Cited answers — included on every plan
Both products answer questions from your documentation with cited sources. The difference is the model: LiKE includes AI answers in every plan at a transparent per-user price, and the same engine serves your team portal, your website widget and your messenger bots — while Document360’s Eddy AI availability depends on your plan or AI add-on.
- Sources cited under every answer
- Multilingual teams: ask in one language, get answers from articles written in another
- Gap Alerts: see the questions your base failed to answer
- Search history & recommendations
Answers in the widget — included in your plan
Embed the Q&A widget with one script tag and your visitors get answers from your public docs — covered by your plan’s AI quota, with no separate per-conversation charge. Shadow-DOM isolated, themeable, API-key secured.
- Light / dark / auto themes
- Slack & Telegram bots run on the same engine
- Scoped: the widget sees only what you allow
Voice notes → documentation, built in
Record or upload audio and LiKE transcribes and structures it into a clean article — protocol, how-to, checklist. It organizes what was said rather than inventing content, so documentation starts the moment someone speaks.
- Meeting protocols with decisions & agreed tasks
- Key points in one click
- Share by link or e-mail
Moving from Document360 is a file import away
Export your articles and import them into LiKE — .md and .docx files land as native articles, ready for the real-time collaborative editor. Content from Confluence, Notion, GitHub and GitLab can additionally stay where it is and sync read-only.
- File import: .docx, .pdf, .txt, .md, .rtf
- Native read-only sync: Confluence, Notion, GitHub, GitLab
- Export back anytime: Markdown, HTML, PDF, DOCX
- Self-serve: sign up and try — no sales call required
Head-to-head, honestly
Different tools for different jobs. Here is where each one is strong — including where the other tool wins.
| Capability | LiKE by Lynkora | Document360 | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI answers from your knowledge base, with sources | ✓ | ✓ | LiKE: included in every paid plan · D360: Ask Eddy AI with cited answers, on AI-enabled plans/add-on |
| Website knowledge widget | ✓ | ✓ | Both embed a widget that can answer with AI |
| AI answers included in every plan | ✓ | – | LiKE: in every paid plan (limited on Free) · D360: Eddy AI depends on plan/AI add-on |
| Free plan | ✓ | – | LiKE: Free tier $0 · D360: 14-day trial, no permanent free tier |
| Self-serve signup & transparent per-user pricing | ✓ | – | LiKE: sign up, prices public · D360: pricing is quote-based — buying goes through sales |
| Pricing model | Free $0 · paid from $5/user/mo | Per project, on request | |
| Real-time collaborative editing | ✓ | – | D360: authoring with review workflows rather than live co-editing |
| Audio / video → article draft | ✓ | ✓ | LiKE: voice notes & meeting audio · D360: Eddy AI can draft articles from uploaded video/recordings |
| Telegram bot answering from your docs | ✓ | – | D360: web KB widget/chatbot; no native Telegram bot |
| Native read-only sync from Confluence / Notion / GitHub / GitLab | ✓ | – | D360: external sources via URL/sitemap for Eddy; no native Confluence/Notion/Git connectors |
| Unanswered-question analytics | ✓ | ✓ | LiKE: Gap Alerts + answer-quality analytics · D360: Eddy unanswered-query analytics grouped by theme |
| Internal team portal + customer-facing docs | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Versioning & review workflows for doc-ops teams | – | ✓ | A D360 strength; LiKE keeps editing lightweight |
| API documentation tooling | – | ✓ | |
| Interface languages | 11 | Multiple | LiKE: 11 interface languages incl. full RTL Arabic · D360: content-translation features; marketing site in 5 languages |
Document360 capabilities are described in general terms from publicly available information. Feature availability and limits change — verify current details on the official website. Prices shown are LiKE’s own; we don’t list competitor prices. Last reviewed: July 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Is LiKE a Document360 alternative?
Yes — both are knowledge-base platforms with AI answers and a website widget. LiKE leans on the team side (real-time co-editing, voice notes, Slack/Telegram bots, native sync from Confluence/Notion/GitHub) and is self-serve with public per-user pricing; Document360 leans on mature doc-ops, API docs and governance.
How is the pricing different?
LiKE is self-serve and per-user: free plan, paid from $5 per user/month, prices public and regional. Document360 is sold per project with quote-based pricing — contact their sales for a number.
Can I migrate from Document360 to LiKE?
Yes. Export your articles and import the files into LiKE (.docx, .pdf, .md and more) — they become native articles in the collaborative editor.
Is AI included or an add-on?
Both include AI answers with cited sources; the difference is packaging. In LiKE, AI answers are in every paid plan (with a limited quota on Free) at a transparent per-user price. In Document360, Eddy AI availability and included usage depend on your plan or AI add-on.
How much does LiKE cost?
Free plan $0. Paid plans start at $5 per user/month: Starter from $5, Pro from $12.5, Business from $20 (billed annually — 2 months free; monthly billing slightly higher). Prices are regional and may differ by country. A 14–30-day Pro trial is included (14 days, or 30 if you complete the onboarding survey).
Try LiKE right now — no sales call
Sign up, import your docs, ask a question and see the answer with sources. Free plan included; paid from $5 per user — prices are public.
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