Most documentation tools sign their name over yours
You white-label everything else you deliver. Then the help center goes out with a tool's logo in the corner, and you notice it right after the client does.
Their Brand, Front And Center
A hub has its own address, logo, accent, and wording. The customer reads your client's help center, not a tool's template.
One Hub Per Audience
Publish one library per client, each hub branded to that client. The docs behind them can be shared; the front never says so.
Docssier appears exactly twice, and nowhere else
The restraint is the point. Two fixed credit lines carry the attribution, and nothing else on the hub is Docssier's.
Published With Docssier
One muted line in the footer. It states the attribution and does not compete with the brand above it.
Powered By Docssier
One line inside the chat. Everywhere else — empty states, errors, the answers themselves — stays your client's.
The chat answers in your client's name
Doc AI answers from that hub's own published docs, cites the guide and step, and opens a ticket instead of guessing.
Scoped To One Hub
Doc answers from that hub's docs only. It does not reach for anything outside the library you published.
Name It Yourself
Doc AI is the default name on the chat, or set your client's own. The one Docssier line inside stays; everything else reads as theirs.
Ready to write it once?
Capture a process, publish it as a help center under your own name or a client's, and answer the repeat questions from what you published.