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Stack Overflow for Teams

Summary

Stack Overflow for Teams is a secure knowledge-sharing platform designed for developers and technologists within organizations. It provides a centralized knowledge base through Q&A and articles, aiming to boost team productivity and collaboration by making internal knowledge easily accessible and searchable.

Feature Matches
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Must Have

2 of 5

List & Section Organization

Public Sharing

URL Saving & Preview

Contextual Side Notes

Instant Link Adding

Other

1 of 7

Sign-In & Authentication

Minimalist Interface

Profile Gateway

Media Type Support

Granular Sharing Permissions

Mobile Responsive Design

Embed Support

Pricing
Tiered

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Free

$0.00 custom

Ask and answer questions
Comment, upvote, and flag content for review
Intelligent search across all content types
Personalized recommendations for uncovering knowledge
ChatOps integrations (Slack & Microsoft Teams)
Private space hosted on stackoverflowteams.com
Structured and searchable knowledge base
Support via web portal
Resource center access
Dark mode

Up to 50 teammates
No long-form knowledge (Articles)
No content grouping (Collections)
No user groups
No Content Health
No Communities
No API access
No Single Sign-On (SSO)
No SOC 2 Type II report
No ISO 27001:2013
No Jira, GitHub, Okta, Microsoft Graph, Webhooks integrations
No email, chat, or on-call weekend/holiday support
No adoption and usage analysis or analytics dashboard
No dedicated Customer Success Manager
No custom logos, colors, team awards, themes, messages, banners, user/content controls
No Enhanced Search, Stack Overflow for Visual Studio Code, Auto-Answer App, Agents (AI features)
Multi-tenant hosting only

Basic

$6.50 per user

All Free features
Single sign-on (SSO) with SAML + Okta integration
Read API
Support via email

Up to 250 teammates
No long-form knowledge (Articles)
No content grouping (Collections)
No user groups
No Content Health
No Communities
No Read/Write API
No SOC 2 Type II report
No ISO 27001:2013
No Jira, GitHub, Microsoft Graph, Webhooks integrations
No chat or on-call weekend/holiday support
No adoption and usage analysis or analytics dashboard
No dedicated Customer Success Manager
No custom logos, colors, team awards, themes, messages, banners, user/content controls
No Enhanced Search, Stack Overflow for Visual Studio Code, Auto-Answer App, Agents (AI features)
Multi-tenant hosting only

Business

$13.50 per user

All Basic features
Unlimited teammates
Long-form knowledge with Articles
Group content together into Collections
Create user groups for streamlined sharing
Content Health intelligently identifies knowledge that needs to be reviewed
Create up to 8 Communities
Read/Write API
Jira, GitHub, Okta, Stack Overflow connector for Microsoft Graph integrations
SOC 2 Type II report
Customer enablement support
Support via web portal, email, chat, on-call weekend & holiday support
Adoption and usage analysis
Analytics dashboard
Custom logos and colors
Custom team awards

Limited to 8 Communities
No robust API with Service Keys and Impersonation capabilities
No single tenant hosting
No AD SSO
No multi-team permissions
No ISO 27001:2013
No Webhooks
No dedicated Customer Success Manager
No custom themes, messages, banners, user/content controls
No Enhanced Search, Stack Overflow for Visual Studio Code, Auto-Answer App, Agents (AI features)

Enterprise

Custom

All Business features
Unlimited private Teams within your instance
Unlimited Communities
Robust read and write API with Service Keys and Impersonation capabilities
Customizable site, roles, and privileges
Dedicated Customer Success Manager
99.5% uptime SLA
Enhanced Search
Stack Overflow for Visual Studio Code
Auto-Answer App
Agents
Single tenant hosting
SAML, AD, Okta SSO
Multi-team permissions
ISO 27001:2013
Webhooks
Custom themes
Messages and banners
Customize user management controls
Customize content controls

Rationale

Stack Overflow for Teams is a knowledge-sharing platform for internal teams, primarily developers. While it offers features for organizing and sharing knowledge, it doesn't align with the 'URL curation' aspect of URList. It focuses on Q&A and long-form articles rather than saving and previewing external URLs. The 'list-and-section-organization' is present through its 'Collections' and 'Communities' features, and 'public-sharing' is available for internal team knowledge. It also clearly requires 'sign-in-authentication'. However, the core value proposition of curating external URLs with rich previews and side notes is not a primary focus.

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