Stetley vs Confluence
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Confluence is the best-known team wiki. Stetley Pages is a newer, smaller one, built around keeping pages current, and it imports a Confluence space.
Checked against Confluence’s own pages on 1 November 2026. Prices are US list prices per person per month; they change, so follow the sources for today’s.
At a glance
| Stetley | Confluence | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Every app free; a paid plan for more room, teams and AI is proposed, price not set | Free for up to 10 users with 2 GB; Standard from $5.78 a user 1 |
| Keeping pages current | Review dates, owner reminders, and a note to readers when a page is past due | Not covered here |
| Approvals | Draft, review, approved, published; every approval recorded | Not covered here |
| Offline | Pages are Docs documents; Docs works offline | Edit pages you opened while online; no new content offline 2 |
| Moving across | Imports a Confluence XML space export, with a dry run first | — |
Where Confluence is stronger
- Jira and the rest of Atlassian’s tools, and a large marketplace of apps.
- Scale: Confluence runs very large organisations’ knowledge bases.
- Maturity: Stetley Pages is new and still growing.
Where Stetley is stronger
- Pages don’t quietly go stale: review dates and reminders are built in.
- Approval before a page goes live, with a recorded trail.
- You write in Docs, which opens and saves Word files.
- The read view loads no script at all.
Which to choose
If your team runs on Jira, Confluence fits with it. If you want a smaller wiki that keeps pages reviewed and approved, and you’d like to bring your Confluence space with you, try Stetley Pages.
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Sources
Checked 1 November 2026.
- Confluence pricing: atlassian.com
- Edit content offline in Confluence Cloud: support.atlassian.com
Questions
Can I import from Confluence?
Yes. Export your space as XML and import the .zip into Stetley Pages. A dry run shows what converts before anything is imported.
Is Stetley Pages a Confluence alternative?
For a team knowledge base with reviews and approvals, yes. It doesn’t connect to Jira.