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Hudu vs Wiki.js

Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.

Hudu

IT documentation platform with a password vault and asset tracking

Free trial · from $27/mo

Wiki.js

Open-source wiki software built on Node.js with Git sync

Free

Where they differ

  • Hudu starts at $27 per user / month, billed annually ($30 billed monthly). Wiki.js is free.
  • Wiki.js has a free plan. Hudu does not, though it has a free trial.
  • Only Hudu lists iOS and Android apps.
  • Only Hudu lists a browser extension.
  • Wiki.js is open source, according to its own site.
  • Hudu also covers AI search, templates and password manager.
  • Wiki.js also covers Markdown and diagrams.
In commonWebSelf-hostablePublic APIWiki

At a glance

HuduWiki.js
PricingFree trialFree
Starts at$27 per user / month, billed annually ($30 billed monthly)Free
Free planNoneThe whole application is free and open source under the AGPL-v3 license. The project is supported by sponsors, backers and donations.
Free trial14-day free trial, no credit card requiredNone listed
Web
iOS
Android
Browser extension
Made byHudu Technologies, Inc.Requarks.io
Price read fromhudu.comjs.wiki
CheckedOct 9, 2026Oct 5, 2026

Who each one suits

Hudu

  • Managed service providers documenting many client environments
  • Internal IT teams keeping credentials, assets and how-tos in one system
  • Organizations that need to host their IT documentation on their own servers

Wiki.js

  • Developer teams that prefer writing documentation in Markdown
  • Organizations that want a free wiki on their own infrastructure
  • Wikis whose content should be mirrored to a Git repository

Worth knowing

Hudu

  • There is no free plan: after the 14-day trial each user who can log in costs $27 a month billed annually, or $30 monthly.
  • It is built for IT documentation, so the feature set centers on assets, credentials, networks and client companies.
  • Automatic network discovery is the separate Hudu Radar add-on, from $44 a month billed annually for 5 collectors.
  • The mobile app does not cover every web feature; Hudu's release notes say the rest are still being added.

Wiki.js

  • The site offers two ways to run it, self-hosting or a DigitalOcean Marketplace image, and lists no managed hosting plan or paid support.
  • It requires a dedicated domain or sub-domain and cannot be mapped to a subfolder of another site.
  • MySQL, MariaDB, MS SQL Server and SQLite will not be supported in the next major version, which keeps only PostgreSQL.
  • Version 3.0 is still in beta, and several listed modules, such as the WikiText and tabular editors, are marked as coming soon.

Key features

Hudu

Structured documentation
Knowledge base articles, checklists and SOPs follow consistent layouts and templates, with version histories, flags and reviews, and links between related records.
Password vault
Company and personal credential vaults store passwords and one-time passcodes, with role-based access, group permissions and a full audit history.
Assets, IP addresses and racks
Devices, vendors and systems are tracked through structured forms, alongside IP address management, rack layouts and a photo gallery.
Expirations and monitoring
Domains, SSL certificates, warranties and contract renewals are tracked with alerts before they lapse, and the plan includes website and SSL monitoring.
Client portal
Clients get limited access to their own documentation through a portal. Read-only portal users are unlimited and do not count toward the license total.
Hudu AI and MCP server
Plain-English questions are answered from assets, articles and client data with source links, and an MCP server connects Hudu to Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot. Included in the plan.

Wiki.js

Three editors
Pages can be written in Markdown with a live preview, in a visual WYSIWYG editor meant for non-technical people, or directly in HTML.
Version tracking
All content changes are tracked. Two versions of a page can be compared visually, and a page can be reverted to an earlier state or recovered after deletion.
Authentication modules
Sign-in can use local accounts, services such as Google, GitHub and Slack, or LDAP, SAML, Okta and Azure AD, with two-factor authentication on supported modules.
Git and cloud storage sync
Content can be synchronized or backed up to Git services such as GitHub and GitLab, or to storage such as AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage.
Groups, permissions and page rules
Users are placed in groups with granular permissions, and page rules limit a group's access by exact path, by how a path starts or ends, or by regular expression.
GraphQL API
A GraphQL endpoint on each wiki reads and modifies all of its resources, using API tokens with permission scopes that are generated in the administration area.

Plans

Hudu

  • Hudu$27

    per user / month, billed annually ($30 billed monthly)

    One plan, cloud-hosted or self-hosted: documentation, password vault, assets, IPAM, client portal with unlimited free portal users, AI assistant, API and SSO.

  • Hudu Radar Starter$44

    per month, billed annually at $529 ($49 billed monthly)

    Optional network discovery add-on with 5 collectors. One collector is one Radar install in a client environment.

  • Hudu Radar Growth$89

    per month, billed annually at $1,068 ($99 billed monthly)

    The Radar network discovery add-on with 25 collectors.

  • Hudu Radar Scale$269

    per month, billed annually at $3,229 ($299 billed monthly)

    The Radar network discovery add-on with 150 collectors.

  • Hudu Radar Enterprise$449

    per month, billed annually at $5,389 ($499 billed monthly)

    The Radar network discovery add-on with 500 collectors. Larger deployments are quoted on request.

Wiki.js

  • Wiki.js$0

    The full application, hosted on your own servers or launched from the DigitalOcean Marketplace image, with community help through the project's support channels.

Ways to pay less

Hudu

  • Annual discount

    Save 10% with annual billing

    The pricing page marks annual billing as saving 10%: $27 per user a month instead of $30 billed monthly, with no minimums or contracts.

Wiki.js

No public discounts listed.

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