One plan
The planner is free and stays free, with no account and no email. Kbasevo Pro is $29 a month and keeps the article library: every article with its category, its owner, the date it was last reviewed and whether it is still true, plus the reminder that goes to the owner when a review comes due. One plan, one price, the whole company.
Free
$0 Free to use. No account, no card, no trial clock.
- Size the base and read the plan on the page. Always free.
- Print the finished plan, or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. Free.
- Your own standard article shape on every new page, so they all read the same. Free.
Kbasevo Pro
$29 a month per month, whole team
- Everything in the free plan
- Add an article with an owner and a review date the day it is written.
- Every article on one screen, sorted by how long since anybody confirmed it.
- Who confirmed an article was true, and on what date, kept against the article.
- More than one owner, each review recorded against the person who did it.
- Take the whole library out as a file, whenever you want it.
- Download the plan as a file you can edit, circulate and keep.
- Your plan without our name on the footer of every page.
- Keep this plan, with its version number and the date it was made.
- Your company's name and logo on the plan instead of ours.
- Export every article and every review at once, for a handover or an audit.
- Send the review reminder to the article's owner when it comes due, from inside the workspace.
Kbasevo Pro is $29 a month. It renews on the same date each month at the same price until you cancel, and the price you sign up at is the price you keep for as long as the subscription runs. Cancel from inside the workspace in two clicks, with no email and no notice period. The plan runs to the end of the month you have paid for, and your library stays readable and exportable afterwards.
Kbasevo against the way most companies do this
Almost nobody starts with a knowledge base tool. They start with a shared drive and good intentions, and it works until the first article goes quietly out of date.
The difference is not search or formatting. It is whether anybody is ever asked whether a page is still true, and whether the answer is recorded.