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Managed BookStack hosting · Hosted in the EU

Your team’s BookStack. Hosting handled.

A private BookStack wiki for your team, ready in about 5 minutes. We run the server, apply the updates and keep daily backups with restore help. One flat price: €39/month plus VAT.

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14 days free · No card required · Cancel monthly

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What happens after I click “Start”?

No card needed. Next you fill in a short Stripe form (name and billing address), then choose your workspace address; your BookStack is usually ready within 5 minutes and has its own login. The Stripe page is titled 'Amazing AI Apps' — that is the Stripe account name of our operator, productivity-boost.com Betriebs UG.

The BookHost demo workspace in BookStack, showing the Onboarding page of a fictional team handbook with book navigation on the left
Our live demo workspace: plain BookStack, hosted by BookHost. Fictional sample content.

EU hosting

Hetzner infrastructure in Germany or Finland

Daily backups

Seven-day retention and restore help

Updates handled

Hosting, maintenance and security updates

Your own domain

Or a free bookhost.co address

Why teams pick BookHost

The wiki your team already likes, without the server chores.

A familiar wiki, without the server chores

Keep your team's knowledge in BookStack's books, chapters and pages while we handle hosting, maintenance and security updates. Your private instance gives a small IT team or agency a shared place for procedures, handovers and client documentation.

Backups with a way back

Your instance is backed up daily, with restore help through support. Backups older than seven days are removed at the next daily retention run; with scheduled runs, this can add up to 24 hours. Export your content from BookStack whenever you need it, subject to your team's permissions.

Review before it becomes team knowledge

Document intake is available now (beta). Upload a document, check its suggested summary, tags and reviewer checklist, then have a team owner or admin approve the page for BookStack. 20 drafts during the trial; 300 drafts per calendar month (UTC) on Team, shared by the workspace. Processing reserves a place; failed draft generation returns it to its original period. Unused places do not roll over. Rejected drafts and failed publication still count.

From scattered to shared

From sign-up to shared knowledge.

  1. Step 0

    Sign up and choose your workspace address

    No card is needed. Your workspace is ready in about 5 minutes, and BookStack has its own login.

  2. Step 1

    Upload a document

    Start a workspace with a 14-day free trial, then upload a PDF, DOCX, Markdown or TXT file and choose a destination book. Document intake is available now in beta.

  3. Step 2

    Check the draft

    Review the proposed page, summary, tags and reviewer checklist alongside the source preview (first 2,000 characters). Keep your original document for the full comparison. Edit mistakes and resolve open questions before publishing. AI suggestions need human review.

  4. Step 3

    Approve and publish

    A team owner or admin approves the draft to create a page in BookStack. The destination book determines who can read it. 20 drafts during the trial; 300 drafts per calendar month (UTC) on Team, shared by the workspace. Processing reserves a place; failed draft generation returns it to its original period. Unused places do not roll over. Rejected drafts and failed publication still count.

Document intake · available now in beta

Turn a document into a reviewed wiki page.

A real upload, AI draft and published page from our demo workspace. This vacation policy is fictional sample content.

Document intake (beta) available now. Upload a document, review the draft with its summary, tags and reviewer checklist, then approve it as an owner or admin for BookStack. 20 drafts during the trial; 300 drafts per calendar month (UTC) on Team, shared by the workspace. Processing reserves a place; failed draft generation returns it to its original period. Unused places do not roll over. Rejected drafts and failed publication still count.

While the beta runs, use non-personal example documents only: the data protection prerequisites for drafting with an external model are not documented yet. See what we do and do not promise.

Only workspace owners/admins can publish; members can upload and review. Drafts are shared with your BookHost dashboard team; BookStack page permissions apply after publication.

  1. 1. Upload your source

    Choose a document and a destination book. PDF, DOCX, Markdown and TXT are supported.

  2. 2. Review the suggestion

    Check the summary, tags and reviewer checklist. Edit the draft before an owner or admin approves it.

  3. 3. Read it in BookStack

    Approval creates a normal BookStack page, visible according to its destination book’s permissions.

Real vacation policy draft with editable title, tags and summary in the review interface
A real beta draft in review · Human approval required · Click to enlarge

Ask your wiki · available now in beta

Ask a question. Get the page it came from.

“Ask your wiki” is available now in beta to workspace owners and admins: it searches your own workspace, answers only from the pages it found, and shows the page and section behind every result. Its AI answers are live in beta: each question and the passages it answers from go to TensorX (Ireland) for a written answer — and the same limit applies as for intake: use the betas only on workspaces without personal data. Email submission and answers scoped to each member’s own BookStack permissions are planned with no committed release date. The document upload and review beta is available now.

Animated demo: a question about bike parking, an answer with a numbered source, and the source page name.

Animation of a real answer from our internal test workspace — fictional sample content. Customer workspaces match by words unless an owner or admin turns on matching by meaning (beta); every answer still names its source page.

Real screenshot from our internal test workspace. There, matching by meaning found the bike-parking page although the question shares no word with it. Customer workspaces match by words unless an owner or admin turns on matching by meaning (beta); every answer still names its source page.
Ask your wiki answering "Where may I leave my two-wheeler?" with the bike-parking page as its numbered source

Agent access · beta

Human-agent collaboration wiki.

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Codex over MCP. Agents use their own BookStack user and permissions; their edits wait for your approval unless you allow direct edits.

How to connect an agent →
  • One MCP endpoint per workspace; owners and admins create an agent user and token in the dashboard.
  • BookStack roles decide what each agent can read and change.
  • Default “Propose only”: agent edits land in the review queue. Direct edits appear in the revision history under the agent’s name.
  • Activity log without page content, rate limits per token, and a switch to turn agent access off.
  • BookHost sends no page content to an AI model for this feature; content goes only to the agent you connect. Claude.ai web and ChatGPT connectors need OAuth sign-in, which is planned but not available yet.

Self-hosted or hosted

Keep BookStack. Drop the ops work.

Self-hosting BookStack is a good choice if someone on your team enjoys running servers. If nobody does, this is the work you hand over.

Read the full self-hosted vs managed comparison →
Self-hosted BookStack compared with BookHost
TaskSelf-hostedBookHost
Server and TLS certificatesYou set up and monitor themIncluded
BookStack and security updatesYou schedule and apply themIncluded
Daily backupsYou script and store themIncluded, seven-day retention
Restoring a backupYou test and run restores yourselfRestore help through support
Your own domainYou configure DNS and certificatesAdd it in the dashboard
PriceServer cost plus your time€39/month plus VAT, one flat price

One team. One simple plan.

A home for your team’s knowledge.

Spend time sharing what you know. Let us take care of the infrastructure.

Try your own workspace for 14 days. No card needed. Your trial starts when you sign up through the Stripe registration, enter the billing address and choose your workspace address; your workspace is usually ready within 5 minutes.

Trial
14 days
Card up front
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Billing
Monthly

Team

14 days freeNo setup fee

€39/ month plus VAT

By continuing, you agree to the Terms and Data Processing Agreement.

No card needed. Next you fill in a short Stripe form (name and billing address), then choose your workspace address; your BookStack is usually ready within 5 minutes and has its own login. The Stripe page is titled 'Amazing AI Apps' — that is the Stripe account name of our operator, productivity-boost.com Betriebs UG.

Everything included

  • Your own hosted BookStack workspace
  • Your own domain, or a bookhost.co address
  • Up to 25 BookHost dashboard members per workspace, including the owner. Native or imported BookStack accounts are not counted by this limit.
  • 5 GB of uploads included (1 GB = 1 billion bytes). Upload directories are measured periodically; the dashboard warns from 80% by default. Uploads are not automatically blocked at this allowance. Contact support for higher storage needs; no automatic storage emails.
  • Fair use for CPU and database resources; contact us for more
  • BookStack content exports, governed by your permissions
  • Hosting, maintenance and security updates
  • Daily backups and email support — How we test restores · Backups, recovery and current limits
  • Seven-day backup retention and restore help

AI betas · non-personal content only

  • Reviewed document intake — available now (beta)
  • “Ask your wiki” — available now (beta) for owners and admins: it names the page and section behind every answer. Answers are AI-written from your pages, with the page and section named behind every answer; until the updated processing conditions are finally approved, ask only about non-personal content.
  • 20 drafts during the trial; 300 drafts per calendar month (UTC) on Team, shared by the workspace. Processing reserves a place; failed draft generation returns it to its original period. Unused places do not roll over. Rejected drafts and failed publication still count.
  • Summary, tags and reviewer checklist for each draft
  • Owner/admin approval before publication to BookStack

Agent access · beta

  • Human-agent collaboration wiki: connect Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Codex over MCP. Agents use their own BookStack user and permissions; their edits wait for your approval unless you allow direct edits. How it works

Only workspace owners/admins can publish; members can upload and review. Drafts are shared with your BookHost dashboard team; BookStack page permissions apply after publication.

Planned: email intake and answers scoped to each member’s own BookStack permissions. These are not available today; there is no committed release date.

No credit card · Cancel anytime · Plus applicable VAT

Add a payment method in Manage billing to continue after the trial. Without one, your trial ends automatically without a charge. €39/month + 19 % VAT (€46.41). EU businesses with a valid VAT ID outside Germany: contact us and we apply reverse charge manually. No setup fee for the standard plan. By continuing, you agree to the Terms and Data Processing Agreement, and acknowledge our Privacy Policy. For business teams.

A few good questions

Before you move in.

Something else? Write to info@productivity-boost.com.

Does it fit a 15-person team?

Yes. Up to 25 BookHost dashboard members per workspace, including the owner. Native or imported BookStack accounts are not counted by this limit. 5 GB of uploads included (1 GB = 1 billion bytes). Upload directories are measured periodically; the dashboard warns from 80% by default. Uploads are not automatically blocked at this allowance. Contact support for higher storage needs; no automatic storage emails. Fair use applies to CPU and database resources. Contact info@productivity-boost.com for more resources.

What is BookStack, and who is BookHost for?

BookStack is free, open-source software for organising documentation into books, chapters and pages. BookHost hosts it for teams that want a shared knowledge base without managing the underlying server, including existing self-hosters, small IT departments and agencies. BookHost is an independent hosting service, not an official BookStack product.

Where is our data hosted?

Our core hosting and backups use Hetzner infrastructure in Germany or Finland, within the EU. This does not mean every service processes data only in the EU: Stripe payments and optional Google sign-in can involve international processing. Document intake (beta) sends the text of each uploaded document to our EU AI provider TensorX (Ireland) when your team requests a draft, under the processing terms described in our German privacy notice and data processing agreement; TensorX's documented GPU infrastructure is in Dublin and Helsinki.

What happens if we need a backup restored?

We make daily backups. Backups older than seven days are removed at the next daily retention run; with scheduled runs, this can add up to 24 hours. Contact support to agree which available backup to restore and what that means for changes made since that backup. A daily backup is not continuous recovery, and we do not promise a fixed restore time. BookStack content exports are also available during your subscription; they are useful for portability but are not necessarily a complete backup of users, settings and every system component.

How do cancellation and deletion work?

Cancel through the customer portal, the public cancellation form at /cancel, or email support at any time for the end of your current monthly billing period. You retain normal access until that date, so export any content you want to keep before then. We delete active instance data within 30 days after the contract ends; protected backup copies expire within a further seven days. Earlier deletion can be requested, and statutory retention for invoices does not mean we keep your entire wiki. Consumer cancellation and withdrawal rights remain available as described in the terms.

Can we use our own domain?

Yes. Every workspace gets a bookhost.co address, and owners can add their own domain in the dashboard: enter it, add the shown DNS records, and we serve the workspace on both addresses. The bookhost.co address keeps working.

Can you migrate our existing BookStack instance?

Contact us before switching anything off. We will assess your version, data size, attachments, authentication and custom changes, then agree the scope, any separate cost and the cutover approach before work starts. Migration is not advertised as an automatic one-click import or as included for every existing setup. Keep your current instance and backup until the migrated content and permissions have been checked. The full procedure, the two files we need and what we do not migrate are on our migration page: https://bookhost.co/migrate

How does document intake work?

Document intake is available now in beta. Upload a PDF, DOCX, Markdown or TXT file to get a draft with a summary, tags and a reviewer checklist. Check and edit the suggestion; only a team owner or admin can approve publication to BookStack. 20 drafts during the trial; 300 drafts per calendar month (UTC) on Team, shared by the workspace. Processing reserves a place; failed draft generation returns it to its original period. Unused places do not roll over. Rejected drafts and failed publication still count. Files can be up to 10 MB and 60,000 extracted characters; scanned PDFs need OCR first. AI output can contain mistakes.

Who can see drafts, and what is still planned?

Intake is a shared inbox for your BookHost dashboard team: all team members can see its drafts and available destinations. It does not mirror each person's BookStack permissions. Only workspace owners/admins can publish; members can upload and review. BookStack page permissions apply after publication. A beta "Ask your wiki" is available now to workspace owners and admins: it finds the matching pages and shows the page and section behind each one. The beta already writes its answers with AI and names the source page and section behind every answer. Email intake and answers scoped to each member's own BookStack permissions are planned and are not available today. There is no committed release date for the planned parts.

Can AI agents such as Claude Code or Cursor use our wiki?

Yes, in beta. Every workspace has an MCP endpoint that Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and the Codex CLI can connect to; Claude Desktop works through the mcp-remote bridge. Owners and admins create an agent user with a BookStack role in the dashboard, so BookStack permissions decide what the agent can read and change. By default, agent edits wait in the review queue for an owner or admin; direct edits can be allowed per workspace. BookHost does not send page content to an AI model for this feature; it goes only to the agent you connect. Claude.ai web connectors and ChatGPT connectors need OAuth sign-in, which is planned and not available yet. Setup: https://bookhost.co/agents

Do I need a card for the trial, and will I be charged automatically?

No card is required for the 14-day trial. Your trial starts when you sign up; your workspace is usually ready within 5 minutes. Add a payment method through Manage billing if you want to continue at €39/month plus applicable VAT after the trial. Without a payment method, the subscription ends automatically without a charge. Export anything you want to keep before the trial ends.

What support is included?

Email support covers the hosted service, access problems and requests to restore an available backup. Contact info@productivity-boost.com with your instance address and a description of the issue; do not send passwords or private keys. There is no advertised 24/7 response commitment or fixed response-time SLA. Migration, custom integrations and additional work are assessed and agreed separately.

Give your team’s knowledge a proper home.

Your own BookStack in about 5 minutes. 14 days free, no card required.