Mintlify
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Overview
Knowledge infrastructure for AI. Mintlify offers a documentation platform for startups, enterprises and AI agents, built around self-updating documentation. Mintlify powers docs for 20,000+ companies, reaching 100M+ developers a year. When humans or agents need to understand your product, they start with your docs. We make sure they find the right answers.
The platform includes access controls, integrations with existing systems, and collaboration tools for teams and agents working on content. It also provides analytics, AI chat responses for documentation readers, and llms.txt support for agent traffic. Customers named by the company include Anthropic, Coinbase, HubSpot, AT&T, Lovable, Kalshi, Decagon, Replit, Perplexity, Polymarket, Harvey and Zapier. The company reports 99.99% uptime across its services and more than 300 million visitors in the past year.
We're hiring in SF at mintlify.com/careers.
Funding rounds
Disclosed funding: $66.8M across 5 rounds. Latest: Series B, 14 Apr 2026.
| Date | Type | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 14 Apr 2026 | Series B | $45M |
Office locations
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Latest videos from Mintlify on YouTube
The State of Knowledge 2026 | A Live Session
Intro to Mintlify | A Live Session
How Mintlify Integrates with Github
Meet the Mintlify Widget
Recent posts from the Mintlify blog
- Mintlify saves your team time and money, and now we can show you how.
The new Savings section in Mintlify Analytics shows the time and money your team saves with automations and the assistant.
- 47% of docs teams have never measured their impact.
That makes it hard to show what documentation is worth when budget or tooling decisions come up.