Confluence in. Public website out.
Turn selected Confluence pages into clean, searchable pages that customers, partners, and prospects can read without logging into Confluence.
Built for teams who already write in Confluence but need selected content to be public.
For teams that publish docs, help content, release notes, and partner resources
Teams often have useful content in Confluence, but sharing it externally creates messy workarounds.
Customers and partners should not need a Confluence account just to read a guide or help article.
Copying pages into another CMS creates a second place to maintain and another way for content to drift.
Readers need clean, focused pages, not the feeling that they have been dropped into your internal workspace.
Keep Confluence as the place your team writes. Publish only the pages that should be public.
Step 1
Select the Confluence pages that should become public and keep everything else internal.
Step 2
Turn selected pages into shareable public URLs that are easier for external readers to access.
Step 3
Your team keeps writing where they already work, without starting again in another publishing tool.
Explore the common problems and use cases around publishing Confluence content publicly.
Problems we solve
Turn selected Confluence pages into clean public website pages.
Share selected content with customers, partners, prospects, and external stakeholders.
Publish selected pages without inviting readers into your Confluence workspace.
Reduce stale public docs by keeping Confluence as the source.
Use cases
Use Confluence as the source and publish selected pages as a public site.
Share selected pages with customers without giving them workspace access.
Turn support articles into public help pages.
Publish setup guides, reference pages, and how-to content from Confluence.
Keep release notes in Confluence and publish a cleaner version for users.
Share selected guidance with partners and prospects.
“We want our team to keep writing in Confluence, but give customers a clean public page that feels like part of our website.”
The type of workflow Satori Cloud is being built to support
You do not need to rebuild your whole documentation site to validate the workflow.
Win 1
Take one useful Confluence guide and make it easier to share externally.
Win 2
Avoid copying the same article into a second tool just so someone outside the company can read it.
Win 3
Publish a small set of pages and learn which content people actually visit or ask about.
Is this a replacement for Confluence?
No. Satori Cloud is for publishing selected Confluence content publicly. Your team can keep using Confluence to write and maintain the source content.
Do visitors need a Confluence account?
No. The goal is to publish clean public pages that customers, prospects, or partners can open without logging into Confluence.
What kind of content is this for?
Product documentation, help articles, release notes, partner guidance, public resources, and other content already managed in Confluence.
Is Satori Cloud available now?
We are currently validating demand and shaping the first version. Join early access if you want to help define what gets built.
Join early access and help shape a simpler way to publish selected Confluence content as clean public pages.
