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Obsidian vs Craft

Compare with for 10 people.

Obsidian
50%
match · $480/yr
Craft
71%
match · $77/yr

Craft is the better fit.

It costs $403 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Obsidian
Sync
$4.00 × 10 seats$40.00
× 12 months$480.00
Per year
$4.00 per person / mo
$480

Craft
Plus
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$6.40
× 12 months$76.80
Per year
$0.64 per person / mo
$77

Choose a tool

Obsidian

From $4Free plan
G2 4.5 · 13 reviews

Individuals and small groups who want a fast, offline, private knowledge base built on plain Markdown files they own, with deep linking and plugins.

Craft

From $6.40Free plan

Individuals and small teams who want a well-designed document app with collaboration at a fixed team price.

Side by side

ObsidianCraft
PricingFree (including commercial use); Sync from $4/user/month (billed annually)Free; Plus from $6.40/month (billed annually)
G2 Rating4.5 (13 reviews)Not yet verified
Best ForIndividuals and small groups who want a fast, offline, private knowledge base built on plain Markdown files they own, with deep linking and plugins.Individuals and small teams who want a well-designed document app with collaboration at a fixed team price.

Pros and cons

Obsidian

Pros

  • Free for personal and commercial use, with no account required
  • Plain Markdown files mean no lock-in and easy backups
  • End-to-end encrypted Sync from $4/user/month (billed annually)
  • Large community plugin and theme library

Cons

  • No live co-editing in shared vaults, and a 20-collaborator cap
  • No per-page permissions, SSO or admin console
  • No built-in AI; AI requires community plugins you set up yourself

Craft

Pros

  • Team plan is a fixed $50/month for up to 10 accounts
  • Clean, document-first design
  • Broad platform support
  • Free plan to try it

Cons

  • Free plan capped at 1,500 blocks
  • Cloud-based, not plain local files
  • Encryption stated as at rest and in transit, not end-to-end

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