Slab review: Wiki and knowledge base software with unified search and a free plan for 10 users

Wiki and knowledge base software with unified search and a free plan for 10 users

Custom (contact sales), free plan: yes, prices checked on October 29, 2026.

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What Slab does

Hosts a team wiki where staff write, organize with Topics and search internal documentation, including content from connected tools like Google Drive.

Slab is a knowledge base and wiki for teams that want one place to write, organize and find internal documentation. Content is grouped with Topics, which the vendor presents as a step beyond plain folders and tags, and Unified Search looks through Slab content and the tools connected to it. The Google Workspace integration, for example, lets people search Drive from inside Slab and embed Docs, Sheets and Slides in posts.

The product pages describe use cases such as engineering runbooks and postmortems, operating procedures, sales playbooks, onboarding and company values. Features across plans include unlimited posts and topics, realtime collaboration, templates and content verification. Higher plans add private topics, custom domains, usage analytics, AI Autofix, AI Predict and AI Ask, plus SAML-based SSO and SCIM provisioning.

Pricing is per user. The Free plan costs $0 and is limited to 10 users, 10MB attachments and 90 days of version history. Startup is $6.67 per user per month billed yearly, with unlimited users, 3 guests per user and 25MB attachments. Business is $12.50 per user per month billed yearly, with 5 guests per user, 100MB attachments, a GraphQL API and webhooks. The pricing page has a Monthly / Annually toggle, but the monthly-billed prices are not visible in the published text, so only the yearly-billed prices are given here. Enterprise pricing is custom through sales and starts at 100 users. Billing counts everyone who can log in, and Slab offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

  • Topics for organizing and giving context to content
  • Unified Search across Slab and connected tools
  • Realtime collaboration on posts
  • Templates and content verification
  • AI Autofix, AI Predict and AI Ask
  • Google Drive search and live embeds
  • SAML-based SSO and SCIM provisioning
  • GraphQL API and webhooks on Business

Good for / Not for

Good for

  • Teams that want a central place for runbooks, postmortems and operating procedures
  • Sales and customer success groups building playbooks and FAQ-style knowledge bases
  • Small teams of up to 10 people who want to start on the free plan
  • Google Workspace users who want Drive files searchable and embeddable in posts

Not for

  • Teams that need read-only user accounts, which Slab does not have
  • Organizations that need audit logs or dedicated support without reaching the 100-user Enterprise minimum

How to start

  1. Sign up with Google or use Get Started; the Free plan covers up to 10 users and needs no credit card. source

  2. Optionally enable Google Single Sign-On during setup or through the admin dashboard. source

  3. To search Drive from Slab, each user turns on Google unified search from the gear icon in the search bar. source

  4. Non-profit or educational teams can register a free account and then request the free Startup plan discount. source

Limits and gotchas

  • Free plan: up to 10 users, 10MB attachments and 90 days of version history. source
  • Guests are capped at 3 per user on Startup and 5 per user on Business. source
  • The charge depends on how many users are able to sign in, and admins can deactivate users whenever they want. source
  • Enterprise requires at least 100 users; a 30-day money-back guarantee applies. source

From the official site and docs of Slab, checked on October 29, 2026.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free plan at $0 for a team of up to 10 users, with no credit card required
  • Unified Search covers Slab content and integrated tools
  • Google Drive content can be searched and embedded inside posts
  • Business plan includes a GraphQL API, webhooks and SAML-based SSO
  • 30-day money-back guarantee, and Startup is free for non-profits and education on request

Cons

  • Free plan is capped at 10 users, 10MB attachments and 90 days of version history
  • Pricing is per user, and everyone who can log in is billed
  • No read-only user accounts exist
  • Guest numbers are capped per user on Startup (3) and Business (5)
  • Audit logs and dedicated support require the custom Enterprise plan with at least 100 users

Our take

Slab fits teams that mainly need a structured internal wiki and want search that reaches into connected tools such as Google Drive. The Free plan for 10 users allows a small start, and the pricing page says no credit card is required. It is less suitable if you need read-only accounts, since the vendor says none exist, or if you need to compare monthly-billed prices, which are not visible in the published page text. Larger organizations should note that audit logs and dedicated support belong to the custom Enterprise plan, which starts at 100 users. Costs grow per user, so check how many people need login access before you commit.

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Slab pricing

Slab plans and prices (USD)
PlanMonthly billingAnnual billing (per month)Limits / what’s included
Free per userFree—Up to 10 users, 10MB attachments, 90 days version history, 30 days usage analytics, 10 standard integrations, basic support
Startup per user—$6.67Unlimited users, 3 guests per user, 25MB attachments, 365 days version history, 90 days usage analytics, AI Autofix, standard support. Free for non-profits and educational use on request. Quoted price is for yearly billing; the monthly-billed price is not shown in the page text.
Business per user—$12.50Unlimited users, 5 guests per user, 100MB attachments, unlimited version history, 365 days usage analytics, AI Autofix/Predict/Ask, SAML-based SSO, SCIM provisioning, 3 premium integrations, GraphQL API, webhooks, priority support, uptime SLA. Quoted price is for yearly billing; the monthly-billed p
Enterprise custom pricing, contact sales——At least 100 users, unlimited guests, custom attachments, audit logs, unlimited premium integrations, dedicated support

Free trial: none listed. Free plan: yes.
Prices checked on on the official Slab pricing page. “—” = not published.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and covers up to 10 users plus guests, and the pricing page says no credit card is required.

How much do paid plans cost?

Startup is $6.67 per user per month billed yearly and Business is $12.50 per user per month billed yearly. Monthly-billed prices are not shown in the page text. Enterprise pricing is custom via sales.

How are users counted for billing?

You are billed for the number of users who can log into Slab. Admins can deactivate users at any time.

Does Slab have read-only users?

No. Edit access depends on how content is organized and shared, and there is no account type that cannot edit.

Is there a refund option?

Yes, the pricing page states a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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