Pagyra vs Confluence
Confluence keeps a company’s knowledge in spaces and pages, next to Jira. Pagyra is made for the documents a team writes for other people: clients read them by link, and you can send them for signature.
Side by side.
| Feature | Pagyra | Confluence |
|---|---|---|
| Who you pay for | Only the people who write: admins and editors. Readers and commenters are free. | Every user is billed. Up to 5 free guests for each paid user, each limited to one space. |
| Price | Free for one person. Basic $6, Pro $10 and Enterprise $22 per editor a month, less on a yearly plan. | Free for up to 10 users. Standard $5.78 and Premium $11.16 per user a month, billed monthly. |
| Readers outside the team | Anyone with a share link reads without an account, and readers are never billed. | Public links on paid plans, for viewing only. |
| Electronic signatures | Built in on Pro, with 25 requests a month for each admin or editor, and on Enterprise, with 100. Signers never pay. | No electronic signatures built in. |
| Writing assistant | Gyra is included: a starter allowance on Free, a daily allowance on paid plans. An admin can turn it off. | Rovo on Standard and higher, with a monthly allowance of credits. |
| Single sign-on and audit log | Single sign-on and the audit log on Enterprise. | Single sign-on needs an Atlassian Guard subscription, included on Enterprise. Audit logs on paid plans. |
| Screenplays | Screenwriting tools on Pro, and production tools such as scene numbers and breakdowns on Enterprise. | No screenplay formatting built in. |
| Downloads | Word, PDF and Markdown, and the whole workspace at any time. | Word and PDF for a page, and PDF, HTML, CSV and XML for a whole space. |
Choose Pagyra if
- You write for people outside the team: clients, readers and reviewers.
- Readers should cost nothing and need no account.
- You want to send documents for signature from where you wrote them.
- You want a quiet page to write on, not a wiki to manage.
Questions.
Is Pagyra a good Confluence alternative?
Yes, if your team writes documents for clients and others outside it. Readers open them by link without an account, and on Pro you can send them for signature.
Can I bring pages over from Confluence?
Yes. Export pages from Confluence as Word files and upload them to Pagyra, where each one opens as a document.
Who do I pay for in Pagyra?
Only the people who write: admins and editors. Readers and commenters are free, however many there are. Free is for one person, and paid plans start at $6 per editor a month, or $5 on a yearly plan.
Moving over? See how to bring your documents in.
Checked on November 11, 2026, from Atlassian’s own website. Prices and features change. Confluence is a trademark of its owner, and Pagyra is not affiliated with it. Sources: www.atlassian.com, support.atlassian.com, support.atlassian.com.
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