Runs on Atlassian · zero data egress
OpenAPI & Swagger docs your team will actually read, right in Confluence
Attach an OpenAPI or Swagger file to a page and Apifolio turns it into a fast, searchable API reference with code samples in 8 languages, PDF export and an AI expert. Your specs never leave Confluence.
Free for up to 10 users · 30-day free trial for larger sites
Everything your API docs need, nothing that leaks
Built from what Confluence users asked for in hundreds of reviews and forum threads: correct schemas, fast big specs, real exports and docs that are easy to find.
Modern or classic
A three-pane reference with navigation, docs and code side by side, or the familiar Swagger-style layout. Your choice, per macro.
Search that finds everything
Endpoints, paths, parameters, operation IDs and data models. Press / or Ctrl+F and type.
Code your developers can paste
cURL, JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, PHP and Ruby, with servers, parameters and auth placeholders filled in.
Schemas that make sense
allOf merged, oneOf and anyOf with one example per variant, discriminators, recursion, read-only and write-only fields.
Ready for AI
Copy any endpoint or the whole API as clean Markdown for ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot, or ask the Apifolio API Expert in Rovo.
PDF and Word that keep your docs
Exports contain endpoint tables, parameters, request and response fields and examples, not an empty box.
Found by Confluence search
Apifolio indexes every endpoint and summary, so searching “refund a payment” finds the right page.
Built for big APIs
10 MB specs like GitHub's and Stripe's open in seconds, with background parsing and lazy rendering.
Guests and public spaces
Anonymous visitors of public spaces and guests can read your API docs too.
Your specs never leave Confluence
- Runs on Atlassian's Forge platform, with no external servers
- No tracking, no analytics, no data egress
- Files are read as the current user, so page permissions always apply
- No stored credentials and no live calls to your APIs
- Data residency follows your Confluence site
Simple pricing
Billed by Atlassian with your Confluence subscription. Prices per user go down as your site grows.
Free
$0
Sites with up to 10 users
- Every feature, including Pro
- Unlimited pages and specs
- Email support
Standard
$0.50 / user / month
For the first 100 users, less above
- Modern and classic layouts
- Search, code samples in 8 languages
- Copy for AI and the Rovo agent
- PDF and Word export
- Confluence search indexing
- Guests and public spaces
Pro Coming soon
$1.00 / user / month
For the first 100 users, less above
- Everything in Standard
- API catalog for the whole site
- Version diff and breaking changes
- Request builder and Postman export
- Spec quality checks
- Advanced AI tools
Questions
Does my spec leave Confluence?
No. Apifolio runs on Atlassian's Forge platform and is eligible for Runs on Atlassian. It sends no data to external servers, and it reads files as the current user, so page permissions apply.
Why is there no “Try it out” button?
Live requests would send data from Confluence to servers outside Atlassian. Apifolio gives you ready-to-run code samples and Copy for AI instead, so you run requests in your own tools.
Which formats are supported?
OpenAPI 3.0, 3.1 and 3.2 and Swagger 2.0, in YAML or JSON, up to 25 MB.
Can I keep the spec in Git?
Yes. Upload new versions of the attachment from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines or Azure DevOps. The page updates by itself.
Does it work in public spaces?
Yes. Guests and anonymous visitors of public spaces can read the docs for spec files attached to the same page.
We use a Connect app that is being retired. Can we switch?
Yes. Atlassian ends Connect support on 31 January 2027. Apifolio is built on Forge, and an automatic migration tool for popular Connect API-doc macros is coming in version 1.1.